Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Cords of Adam
The account of the Garden of Eden is an un folding of the world's first love story. In that far off Eastern Valley man first met woman and both at once became subject to the law of love. And love, likewise, but pure and spiritualised, nay, raised above nature, is the bond chosen by Almighty God with which to unite man with Himself. The human understanding, immeasur ably widened in its scope by the light of revelation, the human will made mighty by grace, man's every faculty, but refined and ennobled, were the cords which the Eternal Father took in His hands in order to draw the human race towards Him. There we see religion in the germ. Religion is that which binds man to God. And if the bond must serve its purpose it must be adjusted rightly.
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