Last week, we left off with Days 6 and 7 of creation. Those two days are unique from the rest of the creative events cataloged in Genesis 1 and so deserve special consideration. Day 6 includes the ...

Genesis 1 situates the creation of man within the larger picture ... the day ends. Only Day 6 and Day 7 will step out of that rhythm. We must not overlook the first sentence.

In Genesis 2, some people think that the story goes on to give more detail about the creation ... Genesis 1 - it states that animals, and finally humans, were created on day six Genesis 2 ...

(Genesis 1:1) so Christians believe that everything that exists was created by God. Genesis sets out the story of creation as taking place over six days. On the seventh day it says God rested.

Genesis 1:1-5 reads: “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. The earth was without form and void, and darkness was upon the face of the deep; and the Spirit of God was moving ...

Rather from the day the world ... (Bereisheet Rabba 1:10) Is it possible that all these years I have been misunderstanding God’s place in the Creation story of Bereisheet/Genesis 1?

and Genesis 1:2. Well, “nice try”. Does Yehovah (pronounced “Yee-ho-vaahh”) think that what He was showing Moses was the first day of creation? Moses did, and many of us now think so ...

As Arnold points out: The seven-day structure together with the creation of a sourceless light in Genesis 1.3 has lifted Israel's sights above the ancient religions and their infatuation with the ...

On Rosh HaShanah we began counting the 5,775th year since the creation of the ... itself in terms of six days of creativity culminating in one day of Sabbath rest [Genesis 2:2]?