Adam

This book serves as a concise introduction to Adam and Genesis that will pave the way for more in-depth research. This book isn't like any other spiritual or theological work; rather, it's a brief examination of Adam and Genesis that demonstrates God's creative power and other divine qualities. The majority of the content in this book is organized into two main categories: the exploration of God's activity prior to Genesis 1:1, and the correlation of God's activity in creation and in Adam. Therefore, it cannot be regarded as a complete account of Adam and his life. I followed the same idea in this book, using the book of Genesis as a starting point for a deeper investigation into God and his attributes, which he revealed via Genesis and Adam. Through Scripture we all know three important attributes to God i.e. God is Spirit (John 4:24), God is Light (1 John 1:5) and God is Good (Luke 18:19); (thanks to scripture or personal spiritual awakening), but what about its opposite? This idea can be found in the tree of knowledge, which is why God forbade Adam from eating from it. These three oppositions form the fundamental framework for new creation. We can say, ultimately realization of creation is the concept of peace, where all opposites are resolved. This concept of opposite gives birth to creation, in which free will, good and evil participate and operate in full freedom in every sphere of creation. In this sphere God created man, given him an authority and power under free will to chose from good and evil.