The Genesis Record: A Scientific and Devotional Commentary on the Book of Beginnings

by Henry M. Morris

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Written by a creationist scientist as a narrative exposition rather than a critical verse-by-berse analysis, this unique commentary on the whole book of Genesis is equally useful to both the theologically trained and the layperson.

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Offers a comprehensive overview of the Book of Genesis from the perspective of a creationist scientist, with a verse-by-verse analysis of the book and its scientific evidence.

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NO OF PAGES: 720 SUB CAT I: Creation Science SUB CAT II: Commentary SUB CAT III: DESCRIPTION: The Genesis Record is a scientific devotional commentary on the book of beginnings written by a creationist scientist. This book is written in the narrative rather than a verse-by-verse analysis form. In this work Morris guides the reader through the earth's early history showing his expertise in hydrology and geology so Scripture can be better understood. Dr. Morris writes from the conviction that the first eleven chapters of Genesis are as truly historical as the remaining thirty-nine. This conviction is not based simply on faith, but on many years of study of the scientific aspects of the Genesis record as well as the interchange of ideas with many other scientists and theologians (both creationists and evolutionists).NOTES: Donated by Spike and Teri Psarris. SUBTITLE: A scientific & devotional commentary on the book of beginnings

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Commentary in narrative style on the Book of Genesis.

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Commentary on Genesis written by a creationist scientist.

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Abel, son of Adam and Eve, killed by Cain (Genesis 4)

Abimelech, king of Gerar (Genesis 20)

Abraham, son of Terah, father of Issac, husband of Sarai "Abram" (Genesis 12-25)

Adah, wife of Lamech (Genesis 4:19-21)

Adam, father of Cain, Abel, Seth, lived 930 years (Genesis 1:26-31,2:7-8,15-25,3:1-24,4:1-2,25,5:1-5)

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