From Creation to the Tower of Babel offers a structured exposition of Genesis 1-11, examining the foundational acts of Creation, Fall, and Redemption that shape the grand narrative of Holy Scripture. Drawing upon careful biblical exegesis, historical theology, and a rigorous creationist framework, Steven R. Martins argues that the doctrine of creatio ex nihilo is exegetically grounded in Scripture and consistently affirmed within the Christian tradition.
Presented in a clear, semi-outline format, this volume balances analytical precision with pedagogical clarity. Martins situates the early chapters of Genesis within their redemptive-historical context, demonstrating their theological coherence and enduring significance for Christian worldview formation. The work resists both reductionist readings and speculative approaches, offering instead a disciplined and text-driven account of Genesis as the foundation for biblical theology.
Well suited for academic study, classroom use, and serious readers of Scripture, this volume serves as a reliable guide to the theological architecture of Genesis 1-11.
Endorsements
"A clear and well-documented treatment of the early chapters of Genesis."
—Dr. Jerry Bergman, Ph.D., Institute for Creation Research
"Substantive, carefully argued, and accessible without loss of depth."
—Joe Owen, Answers in Genesis
"A valuable overview of Genesis that establishes the foundations of a biblical worldview."
—Jim Groff, Calvary Christian School Niagara
Specifications:
Format: Paperback
Page Count: 150
Publisher: Paideia Press
ISBN-13: 978-1-998711-18-5
Size: 15.24 x 1.27 x 22.86 cm
Published: July 1, 2026
