The First 2,000 Years: From Adam To Abraham

"The First 2,000 Years: From Adam to Abraham" is a foundational work by W. Cleon Skousen, reissued in 1997 with a refined presentation. This edition boasts an updated design, incorporating revised figures within the text and a new, concise preface from the author himself, offering insights into the development of this seminal study. With 329 pages, including a comprehensive index and helpful charts, the book provides a detailed exploration of its subject matter. This title rightfully earns its place on any list of W. Cleon Skousen's best books due to its ambitious scope and Skousen's characteristic thoroughness. By meticulously tracing the lineage and significant events from Adam to Abraham, Skousen offers a unique perspective that often connects scriptural accounts with historical context, a hallmark of his scholarship. His ability to synthesize complex narratives into accessible prose, coupled with his deep engagement with foundational religious texts, makes "The First 2,000 Years" an invaluable resource for readers seeking to understand this crucial period in religious and human history.