This has been going on for a long time, and the writer of the Genesis account calls it for what it is: a tragedy, an example of
our collective brokenness and our desperate need for redemption.
The writer of the Genesis, who undoubtedly had observed this power - struggle in his own world, calls it for what it is: a tragedy, an example of
our collective brokenness and our desperate need for redemption.
Not exact matches
My
brokenness emerges out of the reality that while the nation's
collective tapestry stands broken, the church is divided.