Answers From Genesis


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To much of the scientific world today, the universe is a great mystery—and a fortuitous, evolutionary accident. Indeed the predominant model of the universe leaves the Creator entirely out of the picture. We know the Bible tells a much different story, however. This series of articles explores the creation of the universe as recorded in the Bible and examines how a great deal of scientific research—instead of contradicting the Bible—actually confirms the truths God inspired to be recorded in the Bible.

 

Contents:

Answers from Genesis - Part 1

Understanding how God made things in the beginning can help us understand things now.

Answers from Genesis - Part 2

Understanding how God made things in the beginning can help us understand things now.

Answers from Genesis - Part 3

Understanding how God made things in the beginning can help us understand things now.

Answers from Genesis - Part 4

We continue exploring the book of Genesis and the common questions asked about it. Here are the answers as we best understand them in light of the BibleThe books (Greek, "biblia" ) that are acknowledged as canonical (authoritative) by the early Christian Church. It includes both the books of the ancient Hebrew prophets and those of the apostolic witnesses to Jesus Christ..

Answers from Genesis - Part 5

The book of Genesis is known as the book of origins. Here are more frequently asked questions about it.

Answers from Genesis - Part 6

Here are some frequently asked questions about Genesis, the book of origins.

Answers from Genesis - Part 7

Here are more frequently asked questions about Genesis, the book of origins.

Answers from Genesis - Part 8

Here are more frequently asked questions about Genesis, the book of origins.

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