Fall of Man: Eden: Biblical Fiction of the World's First Family (Paperback)

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Venture with Adam and Eve in the Garden, as Brennan S. McPherson explores their story in Eden. Framed as Adam sharing his story with Enoch, Eden delves into the experience of the beginning of the world. Emotion and imagination blend with the biblical narrative of the fall of humanity, and through...

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I understand that when an author writes Biblical fiction, they may choose to take some liberties in retailing the story. I have taken that fact into consideration as I write this review. I am disappointed in this story for many reasons. I didn't want to read an account of Adam and Eve that barely...

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Eden is a fictional retelling of the Bible story of the Garden of Eden, the creation of man, the addition of his helpmate and their fall from grace. Mr. McPherson tells his reader from the start that his tale is not all sweetness and light. He presents Adam and Eve in the Garden as students as Fa...

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He will never leave us What a fascinating book! The author has taken the well known story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden and brought it alive. The relationship shown with the Father warmed my heart and I loved how they learned many lessons directly from the Master. Years later, Enoch is th...

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Over the past couple of years, Biblical fiction has become one of my favorite genres—but only when it's done well. And that is where it becomes thorny, and where it sinks or swims. The key to writing Biblical fiction is twofold: illuminating the Word without adding anything to it or contradicting...