The first is Peter Enns's Evolution of Adam: What the Bible Does and Doesn't Say About Human Origins. Enns was professor of Old Testament and Biblical Hermeneutics at Westminster Theological ...

Although the Torah mentions that He created man and woman on the sixth day, our collective story truly begins with Adam—making him, for us, the first man. About the Author Born in Guatemala in 1956.

The Bible tells us that Adam and Eve were the first humans, crafted by God, who resided in the Garden of Eden. Adam and Eve are central to the belief that all humans descended from this original duo.

The story of Adam and Eve, the first man and woman to be created by God, is one of the most famous in the Bible. But many question whether they really existed - but science has tried to answer that ...

Adam was the first, but this was by God’s creating him. Adam didn’t win a race, nor achieve anything, nor outclass others. He simply was the prototype of God’s very best thing: human beings.

So, the Bible/Kitab says all this started with a man named Adam. He is mentioned numerous times in all three installments of this "entire" Bible.

The Bible tells us that Adam and Eve were the first humans, crafted by God, who resided in the Garden of Eden. Adam and Eve are central to the belief that all humans descended from this original duo.