Reading Genesis The Way God Wrote It: Six Real Days and a Real Beginning

What if the first chapter of the Bible is exactly what it appears to be: a real account of how God created the world?

In Reading Genesis The Way God Wrote It, young readers take a careful, thoughtful journey through Genesis 1 and 2. Rather than treating Genesis as mythology, poetry, or a symbolic framework, the book examines the text as historical narrative and explores what the Bible itself says about creation.

Readers discover how the Hebrew word yom is used in Scripture, why the numbered creation days and the repeated “evening and morning” pattern matter, and how the rest of the Bible treats the opening chapters of Genesis. This is the standalone paperback edition of Volume 3 of Foundations of Creation: An Encyclopedia Examining the Scientific Case for Biblical Accuracy, the series for young readers, alongside Digging Up the Bible and The Bible, Is It Really True? (172 pages).