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Now Robinson has written her own exegesis of the first book of the Bible, called Reading Genesis. It follows Calvin’s in treating scripture as art.

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The biblical book of Genesis is usually broached when discussing beginnings—you know, light and dark, land and sea, cattle and cuttlefish in seven days or so. But this opening chapter covers a ...

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American novelist Marilynne Robinson's new book Reading Genesis offers a brilliantly fresh perspective on the first book of the Bible ...

In her latest book, “Reading Genesis,” she does it once again, unfolding a tapestry of ideas drawn from her keen exploration of the first book of the Bible.

In a fascinating new book, The Koren Tanakh of the Land of Israel—Genesis (Koren Publishing), editor David Arnovitz and his team of scholars have written a different type of history book.

Reading Genesis examines the first book of the Bible, which has so deeply influenced what we think about what it means to be human, who God is, and God’s relationship to human beings, whether we ...

In the Beginning, There Was Marilynne Robinson Her new book, “Reading Genesis,” treats the Bible like a perfectly plotted historical novel.