Creation Through the Fall
A step by step look at the key issues addressed in Genesis 1-3! This book of 12 studies plus a systematic review offers solid reasons why Genesis is a literal, not figurative, account of origins. Not only do these studies integrate theological considerations, they also incorporate historical and scientific evidence.
The book embodies a prose summary in each chapter making it easy and delightful for those who want to understand Genesis from a literal, historical and scientific viewpoint. The main strength of the book is its succinct outlines which organize the Genesis account into natural blocks of information. It is a teacher’s treasure and preachers will find it to be a tremendous resource for preaching on the critical issue of origins. This book cites hundreds of corroborating Bible passages along with many other references to substantiate the claims of the book. The aim and key verse of each study are given along with daily Bible readings which prepare those who study or teach the lessons.
This is not a casual look at the biblical account of origins; it deals with the hard-core issues inherent in the creation/Darwinian evolution debate. It also deals head-on with many difficult theological issues. The first study jumps right into how one’s stand on origins determines his world view and his attitude toward the Bible. If God’s account of how things started is untrue, then its other claims cannot be trusted. This study guide deals with the origin of the three basic components of the Universe: time, space and matter. It accounts for the different types of energy that exist today, the pre-flood greenhouse effect and its ramifications, why the sun and moon did not appear until day four and how plant and animal life originated. Many of the gaping holes in the evolutionary hypothesis are exposed. The case for literal, 24-hour days during the creation-week is made. The dinosaur question is answered as is the question of pre-flood rain. A whole study is devoted to the huge theological issue of choice; does man have real choice or is he merely an automated being? The origin of the first woman is explored along with her marriage to the first man. God’s position on sex and marriage is explored. The origin of sin is addressed with its negative ramifications which touches every person and the entire natural world. This section of the Bible touches the core issues that are today’s headlines and these studies set forth God’s position in no uncertain terms.
This is the first of three study guides which cover the entire book of Genesis. The second guide covers Cain and Abel through the Tower of Babel. The third guide deals with the great biblical Patriarchs including Job.
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The book embodies a prose summary in each chapter making it easy and delightful for those who want to understand Genesis from a literal, historical and scientific viewpoint. The main strength of the book is its succinct outlines which organize the Genesis account into natural blocks of information. It is a teacher’s treasure and preachers will find it to be a tremendous resource for preaching on the critical issue of origins. This book cites hundreds of corroborating Bible passages along with many other references to substantiate the claims of the book. The aim and key verse of each study are given along with daily Bible readings which prepare those who study or teach the lessons.
This is not a casual look at the biblical account of origins; it deals with the hard-core issues inherent in the creation/Darwinian evolution debate. It also deals head-on with many difficult theological issues. The first study jumps right into how one’s stand on origins determines his world view and his attitude toward the Bible. If God’s account of how things started is untrue, then its other claims cannot be trusted. This study guide deals with the origin of the three basic components of the Universe: time, space and matter. It accounts for the different types of energy that exist today, the pre-flood greenhouse effect and its ramifications, why the sun and moon did not appear until day four and how plant and animal life originated. Many of the gaping holes in the evolutionary hypothesis are exposed. The case for literal, 24-hour days during the creation-week is made. The dinosaur question is answered as is the question of pre-flood rain. A whole study is devoted to the huge theological issue of choice; does man have real choice or is he merely an automated being? The origin of the first woman is explored along with her marriage to the first man. God’s position on sex and marriage is explored. The origin of sin is addressed with its negative ramifications which touches every person and the entire natural world. This section of the Bible touches the core issues that are today’s headlines and these studies set forth God’s position in no uncertain terms.
This is the first of three study guides which cover the entire book of Genesis. The second guide covers Cain and Abel through the Tower of Babel. The third guide deals with the great biblical Patriarchs including Job.
Creation Through the Fall
A step by step look at the key issues addressed in Genesis 1-3! This book of 12 studies plus a systematic review offers solid reasons why Genesis is a literal, not figurative, account of origins. Not only do these studies integrate theological considerations, they also incorporate historical and scientific evidence.
The book embodies a prose summary in each chapter making it easy and delightful for those who want to understand Genesis from a literal, historical and scientific viewpoint. The main strength of the book is its succinct outlines which organize the Genesis account into natural blocks of information. It is a teacher’s treasure and preachers will find it to be a tremendous resource for preaching on the critical issue of origins. This book cites hundreds of corroborating Bible passages along with many other references to substantiate the claims of the book. The aim and key verse of each study are given along with daily Bible readings which prepare those who study or teach the lessons.
This is not a casual look at the biblical account of origins; it deals with the hard-core issues inherent in the creation/Darwinian evolution debate. It also deals head-on with many difficult theological issues. The first study jumps right into how one’s stand on origins determines his world view and his attitude toward the Bible. If God’s account of how things started is untrue, then its other claims cannot be trusted. This study guide deals with the origin of the three basic components of the Universe: time, space and matter. It accounts for the different types of energy that exist today, the pre-flood greenhouse effect and its ramifications, why the sun and moon did not appear until day four and how plant and animal life originated. Many of the gaping holes in the evolutionary hypothesis are exposed. The case for literal, 24-hour days during the creation-week is made. The dinosaur question is answered as is the question of pre-flood rain. A whole study is devoted to the huge theological issue of choice; does man have real choice or is he merely an automated being? The origin of the first woman is explored along with her marriage to the first man. God’s position on sex and marriage is explored. The origin of sin is addressed with its negative ramifications which touches every person and the entire natural world. This section of the Bible touches the core issues that are today’s headlines and these studies set forth God’s position in no uncertain terms.
This is the first of three study guides which cover the entire book of Genesis. The second guide covers Cain and Abel through the Tower of Babel. The third guide deals with the great biblical Patriarchs including Job.
The book embodies a prose summary in each chapter making it easy and delightful for those who want to understand Genesis from a literal, historical and scientific viewpoint. The main strength of the book is its succinct outlines which organize the Genesis account into natural blocks of information. It is a teacher’s treasure and preachers will find it to be a tremendous resource for preaching on the critical issue of origins. This book cites hundreds of corroborating Bible passages along with many other references to substantiate the claims of the book. The aim and key verse of each study are given along with daily Bible readings which prepare those who study or teach the lessons.
This is not a casual look at the biblical account of origins; it deals with the hard-core issues inherent in the creation/Darwinian evolution debate. It also deals head-on with many difficult theological issues. The first study jumps right into how one’s stand on origins determines his world view and his attitude toward the Bible. If God’s account of how things started is untrue, then its other claims cannot be trusted. This study guide deals with the origin of the three basic components of the Universe: time, space and matter. It accounts for the different types of energy that exist today, the pre-flood greenhouse effect and its ramifications, why the sun and moon did not appear until day four and how plant and animal life originated. Many of the gaping holes in the evolutionary hypothesis are exposed. The case for literal, 24-hour days during the creation-week is made. The dinosaur question is answered as is the question of pre-flood rain. A whole study is devoted to the huge theological issue of choice; does man have real choice or is he merely an automated being? The origin of the first woman is explored along with her marriage to the first man. God’s position on sex and marriage is explored. The origin of sin is addressed with its negative ramifications which touches every person and the entire natural world. This section of the Bible touches the core issues that are today’s headlines and these studies set forth God’s position in no uncertain terms.
This is the first of three study guides which cover the entire book of Genesis. The second guide covers Cain and Abel through the Tower of Babel. The third guide deals with the great biblical Patriarchs including Job.
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| BN ID: | 2940014632164 |
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| Publisher: | Lester Hutson |
| Publication date: | 06/26/2012 |
| Series: | Survey of Bible History , #1 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| Pages: | 127 |
| File size: | 614 KB |
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