Publisher's Synopsis
"A Carpenter's View of the Bible," Second Editon, expands upon the biblical metaphor of God as builder and buildings of the Bible. It explores the reciprocal relationships between God, biblical architecture, and the natural and human worlds. The text is a blend of Bible narrative, theology, architectural theory, archaeology, and life application taken from Dr. Marches' Christian life, and years in construction. Every major architectural example is covered in the Bible, from the creation of the first landscapes in Genesis, to the City of Heaven in Revelation. The book's readership is as broad as its content. Though the book is about buildings and builders, it should speak to anyone who is searching for God in new and deeper contexts.
