Time after time choosing selfishness over selflessness, human beings invariably destroy themselves and wreck their societies.
Now in Genesis: The Story We Haven\'t Heard Paul Borgman fits the pieces back together--revealing God\'s Story as if it had never been read before..
We miss the nuances of emotion and relationship between the characters.
Unfortunately, most of us overlook the dramatic Story of God\'s work in early time because we read Scripture in disjointed pieces--and we think we\'ve Heard it all before! We miss the suspenseful, sweeping narrative of interconnected events.
Captured in one of the world\'s best and best-known stories, this dynamic between God and recreated individuals leads from the universal chaos of Babel to blessing for all our world\'s peoples.
God waits.
The transformation is slow and arduous.
Instead he works with individual men and women who turn around--who stop trying to make a name for themselves and start trying to be a blessing to others.
Yet God refuses to coerce.
Only God can help, says Genesis.
Time after time choosing selfishness over selflessness, human beings invariably destroy themselves and wreck their societies
