Allison Kohn began writing novels for her singles group and has the first six of The Baker Family Saga, a fictional account of the life of Joseph, a fantasy sci/phi about a young lady who has lost her parents and looks for them in the stars; a non-fiction about love, a short devotional, a short defense of my faith; and three conversation books on the first, second, and last book of the Bible - all published on Kindle as well as paperback.
Allison Kohn is a seventy-eight year old woman who has been through muddy waters and over steep mountains herself and knows how to show others the way in an interesting and entertaining way.
An portion from In The Beginning With Questions: Things to think about.
1. God's name, Yahweh, is transliterated Jehovah in the King James Bible. It is how I AM is translated in two different ways. Do you think the way God's name is spelled makes a difference in who he is? Remember Yahweh is the third person of the verb heyah “To Be”. Whether in the first or third person the word expresses our God as THE (one and only) Self-existent One responsible for all existence including his own –the great I AM.
2. Do you think the first people who read the book of Genesis were interested in scientific theories about how everything started?
3. Do you think it mattered to Moses' early readers where he got his information about the beginning?
4. Why should we care that the things we are told have reliable sources?
5. How do you think the people who first read the book of Genesis knew that they could trust what Moses was telling them?
6. Where does faith come into what we believe about Genesis?
7. John said that in the beginning Yahweh created the heavens and the earth and the Word – that Word that later became flesh and dwelt among us – was with Yahweh – and he was Yahweh.
“All things were made by him and without him was not anything made that was made.” Think about that.
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