Gen Men: What the Men of Genesis Can Teach Us Today

· Wipf and Stock Publishers
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192
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Starting with the silence of Adam and the violence of Cain, Gen Men describes God’s work in the patriarchs to change the “might makes right” world of Genesis 3-11 into new men, better families, and ultimately a new nation.
Starting with the silence of Adam and the violence of Cain, Gen Men describes God’s work in the patriarchs to change the “might makes right” world of Genesis 3-11 into new men, better families, and ultimately a new nation.

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About the author

D. Eric Schansberg is professor of economics at Indiana University (Southeast). In addition to having hundreds of articles published, he is the author of two books on public policy, a book on Joshua, and a Bible literacy tool, The Word Diet. He is the co-author of a managerial economics textbook, two discipleship curricula, and two books on making disciple-makers.
D. Eric Schansberg is professor of economics at Indiana University (Southeast). In addition to having hundreds of articles published, he is the author of two books on public policy, a book on Joshua, and a Bible literacy tool, The Word Diet. He is the co-author of a managerial economics textbook,...

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