Lee Ki-young: The Five Fundamental Questions of Genesis

Humanities, such as ideas, religion and science, can be tested by analyzing the central subject of time, space, history, life and character. He interpreted the first of the most important books of the Bible, Genesis, in the light of these five key topics, the whole of reading. In interpreting this, we have the first chapter of Genesis, the creation of the heavens and the earth, and the context of the Bible as a visual view of the creation, and (2) the interpretation of the book of the day as a divine timetable or a spiritual law of time, and also the testing of the Egyptian stay of the Israelites through the history of Toledo and Biblical demographics, which God has described in the Exodus, as well as the concept of the Newborn and the population of the Israelite children of Exodus. 3) The Toledo of Genesis also applied this perspective to the main point of interpretation of Scripture, explaining, not just the genealogy of the ancestors of faith, but how God has a gospel for preserving and transmitting faith and how the Hebrew concept is conveyed and how it is interpreted by the cultural views of non-lingual tradition and custom. The purpose of Abraham’s departure from Ur to Canaan and the circle of faith and pre-image revealed to Abraham that God wanted men to reflect the character of God, thus specifying the notion of a person as being “union with the Lord Jesus Christ” (the children of God).

Korean title: 창세기의 다섯 가지 근원적 질문

Korean author: 이기영

Korean publisher: 대성당

ISBN-13: 9788995256145