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Average rating: 4.48 · 71 ratings · 16 reviews · 10 distinct worksSimilar authors
A Splendid Salmagundi

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Scoffers: Responding to tho...

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Engaging Islam

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Adam: First and the Last

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What the New Testament Says...

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10 Biblical Reasons Jesus i...

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The Days of Creation

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“Jesus points out that God’s purpose for marriage is to be found in the creation account in Genesis 1–2. God created marriage to be between one man and one woman under a lifelong covenant, but it was because of people’s “hardness of heart” that Moses allowed for a certificate of divorce (Mark 10:4–5).”
Simon Turpin, Adam: First and the Last

“There are at least three reasons to understand Genesis 1:1 as an introductory title: 1) the phrase “heaven and earth” is a merism, 2) Genesis 1:1 together with Genesis 2:1–3 functions as an inclusio (Genesis 6:9–10 and 9:18–19 introduce and conclude the Flood account), and 3) the grammatical relationship between Genesis 1:1 and 1:2 suggest Genesis 1:1 is an introductory title.”
Simon Turpin, Adam: First and the Last

“Based on a straightforward reading of the MT, there are three dates in biblical history that give us great confidence for establishing a dating scheme for the Old Testament: 967 B.C., 1446 B.C., and 1876 B.C. These three dates give a solid foundation for determining the dates for the lives of the patriarchs and for the global Flood. The foundation of Old Testament history in establishing a solid chronology is 1 Kings 6:1:”
Simon Turpin, Adam: First and the Last



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