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Genesis Tremper Longman, III.

By: Material type: TextTextSeries: Story of God Bible commentary. Old Testament seriesAnalytics: Show analyticsPublication details: Grand Rapids, Michigan Zondervan c2016Description: xviii, 593 pages 24 cmISBN:
  • 9780310496076
  • 0310496071
Subject(s): Genre/Form: LOC classification:
  • BS1235.53 .L66 2016
Contents:
Acknowledgements -- The Story of God Bible Commentary Series -- Abbreviation -- Introduction to Genesis -- Commentary on Genesis -- Conclusion -- Scripture and Apocrypha Index -- Subject Index -- Author Index.
Summary: "The book of Genesis is, as the name implies, a book of beginnings: the beginning of the cosmos, the beginning of humanity, the beginning of Israel, a prequel to the main story of the Pentateuch. In narrative terms a beginning leads to a middle and to an end. The book, in other words, is ultimately not to be read isolated from the rest of the Pentateuch, the Old Testament, or finally the Christian canon as a whole." --
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Acknowledgements -- The Story of God Bible Commentary Series -- Abbreviation -- Introduction to Genesis -- Commentary on Genesis -- Conclusion -- Scripture and Apocrypha Index -- Subject Index -- Author Index.

"The book of Genesis is, as the name implies, a book of beginnings: the beginning of the cosmos, the beginning of humanity, the beginning of Israel, a prequel to the main story of the Pentateuch. In narrative terms a beginning leads to a middle and to an end. The book, in other words, is ultimately not to be read isolated from the rest of the Pentateuch, the Old Testament, or finally the Christian canon as a whole." --

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