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The Big Picture of the First Wisdom Story (Genesis 1:1-2:4a)

 

This is a quick overview of the first story in the Bible. My goal is to make you aware of relationships and functions of things the Creator created and made. Being familiar with this story is a perquisite for understanding the stories that follow in the Hebrew Scriptures (Old Testament) and the teachings of the Jewish Jesus (Matthew, Mark, and Luke). The stories that follow will also provide insights that help you better understand this story. You will discover time-tested values, wisdom principles, and life standards that will benefit 21st century lives now – and you will become aware of belief models you didn’t even know you have. Continue to read at -

http://mailchi.mp/2cf68cabb016/the-big-picture-of-the-first-wisdom-story-genesis-11-24a


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