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|    Gensis: Creation-- six day quikie?    |
|    25 Jun 06 22:02:03    |
      XPost: talk.religion.christian.jehovah-witness, alt.bilble, alt.atheism       XPost: free.christians       From: skin@color.org              Creation of the heavens and the earth, and the preparation of the earth       for human habitation (1:1–2:25). Reaching back evidently through       billions of years of time, Genesis opens with impressive simplicity: “In       the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.” Significantly,       this opening sentence identifies God as the Creator and his material       creation as the heavens and the earth. In majestic, well-chosen words,       the first chapter continues on to give a general account of the creative       work relative to the earth. This is accomplished in six time periods       called days, each beginning with an evening, when the creative work for       that period is undefined, and ending in the brightness of a morning, as       the glory of the creative work becomes clearly manifest. On successive       “days” appear the light; the expanse of the atmosphere; dry land and       vegetation; the luminaries to divide day and night; fish and fowl; and       land animals and finally man. God here makes known his law governing       kinds, the impassable barrier making it impossible for one kind to       evolve into another. Having made man in His own image, God announces His       threefold purpose for man on earth: to fill it with righteous offspring,       to subdue it, and to have in subjection the animal creation. The seventh       “day” is blessed and pronounced sacred by Jehovah, who now proceeds ‘to       rest from all his work that he has made.’ The account next gives a       close-up, or magnified view, of God’s creative work as regards man. It       describes the garden of Eden and its location, states God’s law of the       forbidden tree, relates Adam’s naming of the animals, and then gives the       account of Jehovah’s arranging the first marriage by forming a wife from       Adam’s own body and bringing her to Adam.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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