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In this volume Butler presents the many and varied subjects so vividly portrayed in Genesis: creation, the Fall of man, the godly and ungodly lines of Adam and Eve’s descendents, divine judgment upon the earth, and the greatest flood in the history of mankind, to name just a handful. He writes, “Genesis is a book of beginnings, and chapter one of Genesis is the beginning of the beginnings. This...

makes this life bearable is the fact that it will end.” A principle in this reason reminds us that sin kills, it does not give life. “The wages of sin is death” (Romans 6:23). 2. The Removing for the Settlement (Genesis 3:23, 24) God removed man from the Garden of Eden to his new settlement away from Eden. • The driving in the removal. “He drove out the man” (Genesis 3:24). This suggests refusal to leave, continued rebelling against the will of God. The submissive soul is led, not driven. • The discomfort
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