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In: Anthropology, Genesis, Imago Dei

Carmen Imes and Dru Johnson discuss what the imago Dei (image of God) is and is not. Speaking especially from the text of Genesis, some important insights are made. This is an excellent primer to Carmen’s upcoming release,  Being God’s Image: Why Creation Still Matters.read more ➜

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In: Genesis, Hermeneutics

It seems the biblical evidence is stronger for “sons of God” being angels in Genesis 6:1 for the following reasons: However, this conclusion is not without problems. For instance, if created beings are only capable of procreating after their own kind (according to Gen 1) then howread more ➜

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In: Bible, Genesis, Theology

After reading Genesis 38, several questions came to mind. Naturally, I conferred with a commentary (one of my favorite OT scholars) and found a wealth of insights. What follows is mainly from John H. Walton’s Genesis: The NIV Application Commentary, with my spin on a few things.read more ➜