Contents1 IntroductionThe QuestionsThe Comparison, Its RationaleIssues of Anthropogony in the HodayotIssues of Anthropogony in PaulLooking Forward2 Adam's Dust and Adam's Glory: Dichotomizing Anthropogonies in the HodayotMatters of Introduction and MethodCreation and the Divine PlanAnthropogony: Adam's DustAnthropogony: Adam's GloryAdam's Glory and Eden's PleasuresThe Anthropology of Glory and the Self-Glorification Psalm3 Adam and the Image of God: Anthropogony outside RomansMale and Female No Longer: Galatians 3:28The Gendered Image of God: 1 Corinthians 11:7-12The Images of Two Men: 1 Corinthians 15:45-50Transformed into the Image: 2 Corinthians 3:18; 4:4, 6The Form of God: Philippians 2:6-11; 3:20-21Adam, Christ, and the Cosmos: 1 Corinthians 15:20-284 Adam, Corruption, and the Cosmos: Anthropogony within RomansAdam and Christ: Romans 5:12-21The Adamic "I" and its Encounter with Divine Law: Romans 7:7-12Creation and the Children of God: Romans 8:18-235 Conclusions on PaulRomans and the RestAnthropogony and Theology in Paul6 ConclusionsTheology and Traditions of AnthropogonyThe Hodayot: Implications for Scholarship The Apostle Paul: Implications for ScholarshipBibliography Index of Modern AuthorsIndex of Ancient Sources.