Book Reviews

This book refutes the framework interpretation and other figurative views of the days of creation and shows the majestic progression of God’s work of creation in six literal days. The author enters into debate with renowned contemporary theologians and seeks to give exegetical and theological guidance to modern students, pastors and church leaders amidst the present attraction of non literal interpretations of Genesis 1 and 2.

This book refutes the framework interpretation and other figurative views of the days of creation and shows the majestic progression of God’s work of creation in six literal days. The author enters into debate with renowned contemporary theologians and seeks to give exegetical and theological guidance to modern students, pastors and church leaders amidst the present attraction of non literal interpretations of Genesis 1 and 2.

This book refutes the framework interpretation and other figurative views of the days of creation and shows the majestic progression of God’s work of creation in six literal days. The author enters into debate with renowned contemporary theologians and seeks to give exegetical and theological guidance to modern students, pastors and church leaders amidst the present attraction of non literal interpretations of Genesis 1 and 2.

This book refutes the framework interpretation and other figurative views of the days of creation and shows the majestic progression of God’s work of creation in six literal days. The author enters into debate with renowned contemporary theologians and seeks to give exegetical and theological guidance to modern students, pastors and church leaders amidst the present attraction of non literal interpretations of Genesis 1 and 2.

This book refutes the framework interpretation and other figurative views of the days of creation and shows the majestic progression of God’s work of creation in six literal days. The author enters into debate with renowned contemporary theologians and seeks to give exegetical and theological guidance to modern students, pastors and church leaders amidst the present attraction of non literal interpretations of Genesis 1 and 2.