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Can Genesis teach us about love—trauma—and healing? 🤔

Drop a ❤️ if you believe the Bible is more than just ancient stories.

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Dr. Stephen Spector has spent decades teaching Genesis as a story of family, trauma, and resilience.

He sees that trauma isn’t just about big events; it’s about what stays with us—like Isaac’s silent suffering or Jacob’s family feuds. It's about rivalry and favoritism and our evolving relationship with our parents and with God.

It's a story about family wounds passing through generations—and how love, truth, and forgiveness can repair them.

In 'God and the First Families', Stephen Spector uses science-backed research on trauma and resilience, studies on parenting, and literary analysis to uncover the wisdom from the Bible.

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There's nothing like the feel and smell of a brand new book!

Welcome to the world, "God and the First Families: Parenting, Trauma, and Healing in the Book of Genesis" by Stephen Spector.

This fascinating new work is the first to use contemporary trauma theory, psychology research, and social sciences to analyse the biblical narratives.

Spector, professor emeritus of English at SUNY Stony Brook, looks at the families - and their relationship with God - like case studies in psychology and it's fascinating!

Rivalries, conflicts, favoritism, rebellion, crime, punishment...
..love and healing.

What does the book of Genesis teach us about emotional healing from trauma? Maybe we should look at Isaac's life after his near-death experience on the altar of sacrifice...

Published by , June 1!

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