CREATION AND GENESIS

 

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"In the beginning God created the heavens and the Earth", i.e. solar system bodies (other worlds have already been). This is the Sun, the Earth, Moon and other planets, moons and other bodies (Gen 1.1). The land was in chaos and in the darkness, the lights were not visible with it (v.2).

Day 1 - "Let there be light" (v.3). The light of the Sun is visible on the ground, and beginned alternation of night and day, but the sun itself was not visible.

Day 2 - "Let there be a firmament", i.e. the space (v.6-8) - Office of water at the bottom of the water at the top, the clouds.

Day 3 - Creation of land (9-10). Perhaps you moved on top of the Earth. The Continents have roots (Edwin E.Larson and Peter W.Birkelann, Putnam's Geology, 1982, p.6). Establishment of plants (article 11). The light is amplified and begins photosynthesis. Creating Paradise (Gen. 8-9).

Day 4 - The emergence of stars, probably as a result of the scattering of cloud layers (14-16). They were visible from the ground. Light, plants began to actively absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen.

Day 5 - Creation of the animals in the water and in the air (v.20-21).

Day 6 - 

1.The creation of terrestrial animals (verse 24)

2. Creation of man (Genesis 2)

3. God causes all animals to humans (verses 19-20)

4. Creation of woman (Gen. 2.21-22)

Day 7 - Saturday - God rested from his work (Genesis 2-3).

 

Creative every day of the week is 12:00 AM, not millions of years. Read Exodus 20.9-11 and try instead of the word "day", insert the "thousand years" or "milliard years"  that you have, "six billion years work..." etc.

 

The story of the creation of the world has nothing to do with the Babylonian myth about the God Marduk, who defeated the monster Tiamat, ripped it in half and one half created the heavens, and from another Earth.

 

Wallace Pratt said: "If I as a geologist, was asked to explain the modern view of the origin of the Earth temporarily and the life on it paste of ham, perhaps it would be most prudent closely follow the text of the first chapter of Genesis" (U.l. Copithorne, The Worlds of Wallace Pratt, The Lamp, 1971, p. 14).

 

So, the order of creation:

1. The beginning

2. Land in chaos

3. The light

4. Space or atmosphere

5. The continents

6. Terrestrial plants

7. Lights, visible in space

8. Fish and poultry

9. Animals

10. Man

Did Moses "guess" this order? NO!

The likelihood of this 1: 3628800 (1:10!)