Here in Shamrock, Texas, we’ve been studying the Old Testament on Sunday afternoons. Last week, we talked about the Genesis 1 account of creation. God created all things in six 24-hour periods. Only in the last 200 years or so has anyone been inclined to launch a full-scale assault on that explanation of origins. If your God is not big enough to pull off a Genesis 1 type of creation, perhaps your God is too small. This week, we moved over to chapter 2, wherein the emphasis shifts from the Creator God as the center of attention to His relationship with a man he refers to as Adam (dust or soil)....