In His Image: The Implication of Creation
Overview
“Let’s start at the very beginning! A very good place to start.” That’s what Maria told the Von Trapp children when she wanted to teach them to sing. It’s good advice in the study of the Bible too. The lectureship this year draws its theme from the book of Genesis. The message of Genesis is highly relevant to the conditions we are facing today. The implication of creation is evident. If man has been created in the image of God, he is responsible to God and must in every way and in every relationship bring his life into harmony with the will of God. Concerns about the nature of man, society, the role of government, capital punishment, the environment, gender differences, and the home are just a few of the current issues addressed in Genesis and developed by the speakers on this lectureship. Speakers from across the nation have worked on the topics selected by the Biblical Studies faculty to make this series of lectures educational and practical. They demonstrate not only a knowledge of the Scriptures but an awareness of current trends in our society which threaten to undermine the biblical standards.
- Title: In His Image: The Implication of Creation
- Author: Ferrell Jenkins
- Series: Florida College Annual Lectures
- Publisher: Florida College Bookstore
- Print Publication Date: 1995
- Logos Release Date: 2013
- Language: English
- Resources: 1
- Format: Digital › Logos Research Edition
- Subjects: Image of God; Man (Christian theology)
- Resource ID: LLS:FCL1995HISIMAGE
- Resource Type: text.monograph.lecture
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