Genesis 13: A Traditional Catholic Commentary: From Creation to Original Sin

Are you tired of ideologically skewed Bible translations and commentaries that treat Genesis as an outdated legend?This volume brings you back to the roots of traditional Catholic exegesis - combining classical rigor with a readability accessible to every faithful Catholic, regardless of academic background.Genesis 1-3: A Traditional Catholic Commentary grows out of the author's Catholic Biblical School and offers an integral analysis of the foundational chapters of Sacred Scripture - the chapters where everything is decided: the vision of man, the body, sin, and redemption.Includes the traditional Latin text of the Sixto-Clementine Vulgate alongside the Douay-Rheims translation - not the modern versions riddled with ideological distortions, but the Bible traditional Catholics have trusted for centuries: here, accessible without compromise.What you gain from this book: - You will understand exactly what each verse of Genesis 1-3 says - without depending on secondhand interpretations or fashionable theological trends.- Extensive references to the original Hebrew, Greek, and Latin texts, with faithful translations free from the deviations of modern versions.- You will read Scripture according to the four senses: literal, allegorical, moral, and anagogical - the classical Catholic method of biblical interpretation, largely abandoned by modern scholarship.- You will have solid, tradition-based answers for those who reduce Genesis to myth, legend, or symbolic poetry.- You will understand the unity of the plan of salvation from Old to New Testament through the typology of the Covenants - and know how to respond to those who pit the "God of wrath" against the "God of love."Ideal for: the Catholic who studies Scripture independently or in a study group; the catechist seeking a solid exegetical foundation; anyone pursuing serious biblical formation that Sunday Mass alone cannot provide.

Pages: 108, Paperback, Independently published