00:00:00Two testaments, one story
00:01:37Abraham not the beginning
00:03:33Evolution’s contradictions
00:07:18Anticipating God’s solution to sin
00:09:07Promo: Genesis Account
00:10:19Wrap-up
OM DENNE EPISODE
Why did the early church keep the Old Testament — even as it moved beyond Jewish law? The answer lies in how the two Testaments form one unbroken story, rooted in creation itself. Strip away Genesis, and the gospel loses its foundation: no original goodness, no fall, no reason for redemption.
Long-age and evolutionary timelines fracture that foundation, placing death and suffering before Adam's sin — undermining the very logic of Christ's atoning work. Peter Howe traces these threads with care and clarity.
🔗 Links and Show Notes👉 Original article: Why bother with the Old Testament?
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