In the
beginning created the heavens and the Earth», i.e. the solar system bodies
(other worlds have already been). Is the Sun, the Earth, the other planets, the
Moon and the satellites of the planets and other bodies ( Gen 1.1 ). The land
was in chaos and darkness, the lights were not visible with it ( v.2 ).
1st day -
"Let there be light" ( v.3 ). The light of the
Sun is visible on Earth and founded the alternation of night and day, but the
sun itself was not visible.
2nd day -
"Let there be a firmament", i.e., space ( v.6-8 ) - Department of
water at the bottom of the water at the top, the clouds.
Day 3 -
creation of land ( v.9-10 ). Perhaps this displaced over of land. The
Continents have roots "(Edwin e. Larson and Peter w. Birkelann, Putnam's
Geology, 1982, p. 6). The establishment of plants ( v.11 ). When this light is increased, and
photosynthesis begins. Creating Paradise (Genesis
2.8-9).
Day 4 -the emergence of stars, probably as a
result of the scattering of cloud layers ( v.14-16 ). They are visible from
Earth. 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 ( v.24
)
2. creation of man ( Genesis 2.7 )
3. God brings all the animals to humans (
v.19-20 )
4. creation of woman ( Ge. 2.21-22 )
7th day - Saturday - God rested from his work
( Gen 2.1-3 ).
Creative every day of the week is 12:0 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, and cleaved it in half and one half created the sky, but 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 development of life on it paste-ham, perhaps it would be most prudent to
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
Could Moses "guess" this order? NO!
The probability of this 1: 3628800 (1:10!)
Teachings about the origin of life are
changing all the time.
The new version of the theory of spontaneous
generation:
The Earth has an atmosphere, composed of
carbon dioxide, methane, ammonia and water. Then these compounds into amino
acids, and proteins, which were a primary broth. " Then randomly a
molecule-method to replicate themselves. It ‘surrounded’ other molecules, which
served as a membrane, i.e. the first cage "made itself". The author
writes: "this book should be read almost as if it were scientific and is
fantastic novel" (Richard Dawkins, The Selfish Gene, 1976, p. 9).
In 1953, Stanley Miller criticized the
"atmosphere" of H2, CH4, NH3 and H2O (steam) Electric level. It
appeared only 4 of 20 amino acids.
Protein synthesis occurs only without free
oxygen in the atmosphere. But without it, the first amino acid would be
destroyed by the cosmic rays. It was CREATED (Hitching, The neck of the giraffe
", 1982, p. 68).
Water prevents the growth of more complex
molecules (ibid.). Therefore, a primary broth "could not be formed.
Formation of proteins depends on DNA, but DNA
cannot be formed without the existing protein (ibid.). The probability of
self-appear of a living cell
1: 1040000.
Despite the fact that the genetic code is
nearly universal, the mechanism required by his incarnation, is too complex to
appear himself at one point (Francis Crick, Life Itself, Its Origin and Nature, 1981, p. 71).
However, if it evolved and developed irregular (not appeared very suddenly), he
was CREATED.
Thanks to photosynthesis in the atmosphere
enough oxygen and an ozone layer. This might not be a simple coincidence.
"Science, after she objected to the
theologian, in that it relies on myths and miracles, found himself in the
unenviable position of MAKING YOUR OWN MYTHOLOGY".
Lauren Ajseli, "The Immense
Journey", 1957, p. 200
