The world today has virtually lost touch with the Creator's design for human sexuality. The book of Genesis, as the biblical book of beginnings, supplies the kind of healthy understanding of sex needed in our time. One of the fullest treatments of the subject of sex found anywhere, Genesis describes over twenty varieties of sexual relationships. In timely fashion, Old Testament scholar O. Palmer Robertson draws from Genesis vital perspectives on romance, the love-triangle, singleness, divorce, unrequited love, adultery, rape, and other matters related to human sexuality.
