Genesis: The Book of Origins (Welwyn Commentary Series)
Philip EvesonPaperback 2006-05-20
Philip Eveson reaveals why the book of Genesis is crucially important for our understanding of the rest of Scripture. This simple yet thorough exposition provides valuable insights for general Bible readers, Bible study leaders and pastors. 592 pages, from Evangelical Press.
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As its name implies, Genesis is a book of origins. In it we are told of the origin of the universe, the beginnings of the human race and the birth of the Israelite nation. But it is more than an early record of origins. It is part of God's Word to us, what the apostle Paul calls 'God-breathed' Scripture. Philip Eveson deals with all the vital themes of Genesis in an interesting and readable way. Here we are given infallible instruction concerning where we all came from and why things are the way they are. The book of Genesis is also crucially important for our understanding of the rest of Scripture. It introduces us to the true and living God, to the beginnings of sin, its consequences and how it has affected the whole created order. The author is unashamedly conservative where the 'science' and historicity of Genesis has come under attack.
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Philip Eveson reaveals why the book of Genesis is crucially important for our understanding of the rest of Scripture. This simple yet thorough exposition provides valuable insights for general Bible readers, Bible study leaders and pastors. 592 pages, from Evangelical Press.
Publisher Description
As its name implies, Genesis is a book of origins. In it we are told of the origin of the universe, the beginnings of the human race and the birth of the Israelite nation. But it is more than an early record of origins. It is part of God's Word to us, what the apostle Paul calls 'God-breathed' Scripture. Philip Eveson deals with all the vital themes of Genesis in an interesting and readable way. Here we are given infallible instruction concerning where we all came from and why things are the way they are. The book of Genesis is also crucially important for our understanding of the rest of Scripture. It introduces us to the true and living God, to the beginnings of sin, its consequences and how it has affected the whole created order. The author is unashamedly conservative where the 'science' and historicity of Genesis has come under attack.