A Study in Genesis From Adam to Abraham

The Book of Genesis is the book of the origin of the universe in general and more specifically it is the divine revelation on the origin of this earth and of man's divinely appointed place in the earth. This study, Genesis from Adam to Abraham delves into Genesis in search of truth that will establish in the mind of the Bible believer the absolute authority of the Word of God as divine revelation of truth to man. It is the fruit of the author's prayerful search of the Bible to find the information that will fix in the mind and heart of the serious student of the Bible the infallibility of the scripture as the sure anchor for the soul. There is a need in every human heart to be established in the faith that promises eternal life as a gift of God's grace. Lost men when presented with the prospect of receiving the greatest gift any man can have - the gift of eternal life, are compelled to find in the Bible that sure anchor for the soul. In the quest for such security of the soul, the spirit of man needs to know that the Word of God will pass every test that man can give it.

This study brings the principles of science and engineering into play in the quest to find answers to some of the perplexing questions on origins in Genesis. It seeks to answer the questions such as how the laws of science come into play in creation and how what we observe in the geologic features of the earth squares with information in Genesis. The author answers for the Bible student questions such as: Was the flood of Noah's day truly world wide? What really brought on the glaciers? What actually gave us the fossil fuel reserves that power society today? What were the forces that divided our earth into continents? Genesis from Adam to Abraham will fortify the Bible believer with information that will enable him to say with confidence that "All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for instruction in righteousness: That the man of God may be perfect, thoroughly furnished unto all good works." (2Tim. 3:15-16)