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Shtal.

I would like to write and share creation story from Bible

 

Genesis Chapter 1:12-13

And the earth brought forth grass, and herb yielding seed after his kind and fruit trees…this happened on the third day.

 

When “did God” made the trees? Day tree!

 

Genesis 1:20 Day 5 “Let the waters bring forth abundantly the moving creature that hath life, and fowl that may fly above the earth…”

 

When “did God” made the birds? Day Five!

 

What did “God made” birds out of? Looks like out of water, indeed! He made Adam out of dirt and Eve out of rib, made birds out of water.

 

Genesis 1:24, 26 Day 6 “Let the earth bring forth the living creature after his kind, cattle…v.26 “And God said, let us make man…”

 

What did “God made” creatures out of? He made them out of earth, he made birds out of water, and he made animals out of dirt and then he made man.

 

Genesis Chapter 2:7-9 Day 6 “And the Lord God formed man of the dust of the ground…And the Lord God planted a garden eastward in Eden; and there he put the man whom he had formed. And out of the ground made the Lord God to grow every tree…”

 

Genesis 2:18-19

And the Lord God said, it is not good that the man should be alone; I will make him an help meet for him. And out of the ground the Lord God formed every beast of the field, and every fowl of the air; and brought them unto Adam to see what he would call them…

 

We have animals made after man and we got birds made after man, and the birds made out of ground instead out of water.

 

Genesis Chapter 1:11 has grass, plants and trees made on day three and Genesis Chapter 2:8 has grass, plants and trees made after man on day six.

 

Genesis Chapter 1:20 has birds made out of water on day five and Genesis Chapter 2:19 has birds made out of the ground on day six.

 

Genesis Chapter 1:24 has animals made before man on day six and Genesis Chapter 2:24 has animals made after man on day six.

 

It is interesting for me when we study in depth Genesis Chapter 1 and Chapter 2.

 

On the third day God made the plants (grass, plants and trees)

On the fifth day God made the birds out of the water.

On the six day God made the animals then he made man, and then he made the Garden of Eden and put man in the Garden.

 

All of the “chapter 2 is describing” what happened in the Garden ONLY, it is NOT describing the whole world. God made more trees and it is ONLY two kinds, the trees are the good for food and the trees that are good to the site. (Beautiful Garden) The rest of the worlds are full of trees; he is describing what happened in the Garden!

And then he made one more of each animal so that Adam could name them and select a wife. And so Adam standing their, up out of ground is coming one more of each animal, now the rest of the world are already full of animals; this is just for Adam to see God do it and create/select a wife. And here up-comes Giraffe? Adam says Giraffe! No thanks (you know), then hippopotamus? No thanks, elephant? No thanks, hamster? No thanks. One by one Adam names all the animals and rejects them as a wife and then the Lord says Adam go to sleep son, I got a surprise for you when you wakeup! Put Adam to sleep, took one rib and made world first woman; okay, this is ONLY describing what happening in the Garden. Now it is interesting if you look at the sequence here - Adam actually saw God create things, Eve never saw that; suppose God have made Adam last, Satan could walk in and say hey Adam how did you like the beautiful garden I made and Adam would have doubts the rest of his life, (oh boy) who really made this I don’t know – I trust you God but I don’t know, there is no way he could know. Now the fact is Eve never saw God create anything, so who did Satan go too, to trick? Eve! The weaker vessel (1^st Timothy says)...Now what happened/written – in Genesis chapter 1 and chapter 2? Are indeed both understandable in the sense of description.

 

Bible says in (1 Timothy 2:13-14) For Adam was first formed, then Eve. And Adam was not deceived, but the woman being deceived was in the transgression.

 

Adam knew full well what he was doing, when she walked up and hand him that fruit, he said oh brother, Eve you blew it. He look at that - he knew if I don’t become sin for her, God is have to kill her, I think Adam knowing full well what he was doing, voluntarily took that fruit, ate it and said God whatever you do to her you got to do to me too, that’s what I think. Just like Jesus Christ voluntarily became sin for us – so he can save us and we can become the bride of Christ.

 

Genesis 3:1: Now the serpent was more subtil than any beast of the field which the LORD God had made. And he said unto the woman, Yea, hath God said, Ye shall not eat of every tree of the garden?

 

I should note that addressing Satan is consistent with other passages in scripture. (One feels the same uncertainty at times in Genesis 3) "Serpent" in the Garden of Eden could not be taught as being Satan because the serpent is not identified in that passage as Satan. Yet I believe that the serpent was Satan and teach it with conviction because the whole body of Biblical revelation makes it clear. This point is significant due to several facts. As noted, God called angels "stars" (Job 38:7). The Bible portrays angels, not mortal humans, as bright shining beings (Mt. 28:2-3; Rev. 10:1). The Apostle Paul called Satan "an angel of light" (2 Corinthian. 11:14) and no marvel; for Satan himself is transformed into an angel of light.

 

So I believe Satan deceived Eve in the form of "an angel of light" In John 8:44 Jesus calls Satan "the father of lies" and we see this master of lies at work in the garden "Did God say...?" Satan asked deceptively? Gen 3:1.

 

And in parallel example if we try to identify what Luke Chapter 13:32 says? And he said unto them, Go ye, and tell that fox, Behold, I cast out devils, and I do cures to day and to morrow, and the third day I shall be perfected. As we can see Jesus calling human being "a fox".

 

It is very interesting to me how God has revealed to us about Satan throughout Scripture in the writings of the many different “prophets and apostles” from all these different passages, I or we get a unified and non-contradictory picture of what Satan is like and what he does. In (Luke 10:18), Luke tells us that Satan fell from heaven like a bolt of lightning (1^st Timothy 3:6) states that Satan came into judgment because of pride. In (Job 1:6-12) Job is accused by Satan as being a 'fair-weather' believer. I can see that Satan is looking to find fault with Job, and eager to cause him to turn away from the Lord. In (Revelation 12:10) Satan is described as 'the accuser of the brethren', and in (1st Peter 5:8) he is described and an adversary who is walking about like a lion to see whom he can devour. So I believe that when (Genesis 3) is interpreted in light of the whole of scripture that one can say with confidence that these passages are speaking about Satan and I believe in a form of “Angel of light” calling him Serpent.

 

Thank you for reading,

Shtal.