Hello, my name is Adam, Yes, that Adam and I Would Like to Talk to You is an interesting and fantastic book sharing the story of the beginning of Genesis from Adam's point of view. Adam narrates his story from the Garden to the Fall. Eve, and the generations that come to unfold, as he sheds light on his beginning before and after the serpent enters the stage. The birth of his sons, Seth and Caleb, also brings the consequences of sin to the forefront. Generations come and go until Noah's time, ending at yes, The Flood - The ending of all of God's creation.

A new start must come removing the stain of sin, and that is where Adam, after having gone out of the Garden, and back to the heavenlies, speaks of the Lamb of God to come. The One that takes away all the sins of the world. Redemption through God's only Son, the Savior of the world, brings hope of reconciliation of mankind to God. Adam speaks with such curiosity and intellect.

This is the author's way of sharing God's story, Adam's story, and what sin has done to mankind, shedding light on the glorious redemption of man by the coming second Adam, Christ. A decision is to be made by the reader in the last chapter - ~Which path shall one choose?

A truly insightful and incredible read that is founded in Biblical truth, not diverting from the wisdom of the Scriptures.