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These conservative, expository messages are rich in devotional emphasis and contain many theological discussions of special value to all students of the Word. All the major events of Genesis are expounded to bring out the doctrine of grace. Thoughts and observations are expressed with a simplicity and economy of language seldom mastered. C.H. Spurgeon says, "We characterize this as THE work on...

Genesis 2:4–25 THIS is a separate and independent account of the origin of man; quite distinct, and meant to be distinct, from the former. The two, when fairly viewed, are not at all inconsistent with one another: they are rather supplementary to one another. In the first, man comes forth in his high spiritual or heavenly nature, as allied to God and capable of intercourse with God; in the second he appears as “of the earth, earthy” (1 Cor. xv. 47); 1 having an earthly origin and earthly relations.
Genesis 2:4
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