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A Conversation on Genesis 2-4: Study Guide
This study will thoroughly charge your wonder and worship of the Lord God; He who would knowingly give so much of himself away.
During an eleven-year study of the Book of Genesis, David Marsh wrote his debut novel The Confessions of Adam.
David says he started the journey as a creationist, but is now a creationist lacquered in several layers of awe.Join the novelist in this eight-session study exploring the research, tackling the questions and the deepest meanings of the text of Genesis 2-4. This study can be done alone but is most effective when a small group joins together to methodically read, reflect, observe, and consider the text.
During an eleven-year study of the Book of Genesis, David Marsh wrote his debut novel The Confessions of Adam.
David says he started the journey as a creationist, but is now a creationist lacquered in several layers of awe.Join the novelist in this eight-session study exploring the research, tackling the questions and the deepest meanings of the text of Genesis 2-4. This study can be done alone but is most effective when a small group joins together to methodically read, reflect, observe, and consider the text.
76 pages, Paperback
Published May 30, 2025
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June 9, 2022
Where do I start? “The Confessions of Adam” has breathed new life into the story of the Garden of Eden.
- Adam in childlike wonder discovering the world, much of it through trial and error.
- Adam and The Maker simply enjoying their first meal together while The Maker explains each food to him.
- Adam’s breathtaking introduction to Eve.
- Adam and Eve’s naivety as they struggle to understand the limitations of the first newborn. “Cain was nearly seventy days old and still could not walk…. When we were born, we knew how to walk. We worked endlessly with him, holding him upright, attempting to introduce him to his legs.”
This has everything you could want in a novel – vivid imagination, humor, action, struggle and romance.
- Adam in childlike wonder discovering the world, much of it through trial and error.
- Adam and The Maker simply enjoying their first meal together while The Maker explains each food to him.
- Adam’s breathtaking introduction to Eve.
- Adam and Eve’s naivety as they struggle to understand the limitations of the first newborn. “Cain was nearly seventy days old and still could not walk…. When we were born, we knew how to walk. We worked endlessly with him, holding him upright, attempting to introduce him to his legs.”
This has everything you could want in a novel – vivid imagination, humor, action, struggle and romance.
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