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- Author: Bill A Randles
- Publisher: Believers In Grace Fellowship
- ISBN-10: 0692715126
- ISBN-13: 9780692715123
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 1.3 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Creation, Fall and The Hope of Redemption is a verse by verse teaching of the book of Genesis 1-11, written in a readable style. Pastor shows how this foundational book of scripture is structured by the Creator to show us that which God deems essential to human understanding of man's plight, and of the only salvation God has provided. Pastor Bill discusses themes such as Creation, Man and Woman, Marriage, Work, Fruitfulness and freedom, the Fall of Man, the nature of temptation, the meaning of the story of Cain and Abel, the events leading to the flood, the flood itself and the aftermath, and finally the great apostasy, i.e. the Tower of Babylon incident. Through all of these themes is woven the motif of "the seed of the woman" the Savior promised by God at the moment of the fall, Genesis 3. These themes in Genesis 1-11 not only teach us of our beginning, they also have application concerning the end, for there is s definite correlation between the books of Genesis and Revelation.Pastor Bill's burden is to show the eschatological aspects of these earliest foundational chapters of Genesi
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- Author: Bill A Randles
- Publisher: Believers In Grace Fellowship
- ISBN-10: 0692715126
- ISBN-13: 9780692715123
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 1.3 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Creation, Fall and The Hope of Redemption is a verse by verse teaching of the book of Genesis 1-11, written in a readable style. Pastor shows how this foundational book of scripture is structured by the Creator to show us that which God deems essential to human understanding of man's plight, and of the only salvation God has provided. Pastor Bill discusses themes such as Creation, Man and Woman, Marriage, Work, Fruitfulness and freedom, the Fall of Man, the nature of temptation, the meaning of the story of Cain and Abel, the events leading to the flood, the flood itself and the aftermath, and finally the great apostasy, i.e. the Tower of Babylon incident. Through all of these themes is woven the motif of "the seed of the woman" the Savior promised by God at the moment of the fall, Genesis 3. These themes in Genesis 1-11 not only teach us of our beginning, they also have application concerning the end, for there is s definite correlation between the books of Genesis and Revelation.Pastor Bill's burden is to show the eschatological aspects of these earliest foundational chapters of Genesi
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