What Genealogies Tell Us III One Question Answered, Another Raised.
When we open Genesis 5 and read past the first few verses, we see a pattern. Here’s how it goes: “When Seth had lived 105 …
When we open Genesis 5 and read past the first few verses, we see a pattern. Here’s how it goes: “When Seth had lived 105 …
“I want you to pick up sunflower seeds,” my wife said, “—chocolate cherries. Chocolate cherries are seasonal,” she said “so I doubt they’ll have them.” …
“And Shem begat Arp-, Arp-hax—.” The third grader struggled with his reading. The names defeated him — consonants stacked on consonants, syllables that refused to …
We began with a crashed system and a reboot. We end somewhere else entirely. Look back at where we started. A world created for joy …
As soon as I entered the building, I felt exactly as I had a decade earlier. Someone else occupied the principal’s office now. The same …