Where are people going when they have no unifying reference of from where they came? This book gives humanity back it's missing moorings by grounding the origins of civilization in the first twenty-two chapters of Genesis. This is the first book in the author's biblical anthropology, which will pave the way for a consequential systematization of the question "Who is mankind?" In Genesis, readers see the creation, the fall, and the beginning of the redemption narrative culminating in the incarnation of God himself in human flesh. Through certain individuals, readers come to see God's dealings with his both believing and unbelieving creatures and how these individuals become subsequent nations. This book is therefore a must-read for anyone who would seek to understand the biblical narrative of humanity's collective origins and to realize that the world's bestseller is still an authority on the subject.
