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The NIV Application Commentary: Book 1
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Description edit
Noted scholar John Walton follows the three-tiered NIV Application Commentary format (Original Meaning, Bridging Contexts, and Contemporary Significance) to reveal how this first book of the Bible applies to us today.
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Characters/People edit
- Jacob: Add a description of this character.
- Joseph
- Abram
- Isaac
- Abraham
- Adam
- Yahweh
- Rachel
- Cain
- Judah
- Sarah
- Ishmael
- Laban
- Leah
- Rebekah
- Pharaoh
- Hagar
- Benjamin
- Simeon
- Reuben
- David
- Haran
- Sarai
- Paul
- Ephraim
- Abel
- Abimelech
- Hamilton
- Manasseh
- Tom
- Walton
- Levi
- Truman
- Enoch
- Tamar
- Terah
- Deut
- Paddan Aram
- Dinah
- Seth
- C. S. Lewis
- Matthews
- Joel
- Esau
- Christoph
- Schindler
- Carson
- Gilgamesh
Setting & Locations edit
- Israelites
- Egypt
- Canaan
- Near East
- Shechem
- Mesopotamia
- Bethel
- Sodom
- Jerusalem
- Melchizedek
- Wenham
- Babylon
- Beersheba
- China
- Ugaritic
- Nidotte
- Hebron
- New York
- Jordan
- Edom
- Goshen
- Balaam
- Gomorrah
- Chicago
- Sheffield
- Marduk
- Bethlehem
- Seir
- England
- France
- Assyria
- Black Sea
- America
- Atlanta
- Gerar
- Dead Sea
- Moab
- Nahor
- Mamre
- Ararat
- Sinai
- Shem
- Nineveh
- India
- Bela
- London
- Bethuel
- Machpelah
First Sentence edit
THE FIRST CHAPTER of the Bible, Genesis 1, opens doors to many questions that fill us with curiosity and inevitably lead to controversy.
Series & Lists edit
This is book 1 of 40 in The NIV Application Commentary. (standard series)
Followed by Exodus.
Authors & Contributors edit
- John H. Walton (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: BS1235.53.W35
- Dewey: 222.11077
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