Today's man lives confused about his own identity. More than ever, he needs to understand his roots. Although the book of Genesis is more than three thousand years old, it provides surprisingly current answers to the deepest questions:
How did it all begin?
What makes us special as human beings?
What does it mean that we are created in the "image of God"?
Why does evil exist in the world?
What are the roles of men and women?
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Genesis is fundamental to understanding the rest of the Bible. Above all, it points to salvation in Christ.
Edersheim's Commentary contains a treasure trove of practical and profound analysis. It has theological observations that stimulate reflection, but also contains practical challenges that lead to spiritual and moral growth.
Additionally, Ramsay's inductive lessons guide the reader in their own investigation. Delving into the main passages of Genesis, you will find transcendent applications.
