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Glory be to God in whose word we should have faith before we see the results. Who noticed how God created Light before He gave us the Sun in order for our human minds to understand light? So there was three days in which there was light without a sun to explain it!!!
God is good all the time.
AND IN GEN 1:14 GOD SAID, LET THERE BE LIGHT..."
ISNT THIS REDUNDANCY ? OR LIGHT IN VERSE 3 IS A DIFFERENT LIGHT IN VERSE 14...ARE THEY BOTH THE SAME ALSO IN HEBREW TRANSLATION ? FOR IF HE ALREADY MADE LIGHT IN VERSE 3 WHY DO IT AGAIN IN VERSE 14 ?.
So, the insoluble question which comes first, the chicken or the egg, follow the lead in the Bible, it's the chicken.
That is also what any engineer will do, first make the chicken with an egg inside, which chicken will lay the egg and hatch it at the same time protecting it while hatching it.
If an engineer contrives the egg first, how is it going to survive without a chicken to protect it?
See, the Lord is pretty smart, he made the chicken first with an egg already inside; what a terrific package, only the Lord could and did do that.
All praise to the Lord!
Pachomius
Two stories or one?
Until the latter half of the 19th century Genesis 1 and 2 were seen as one continuous, uniform story with Genesis 1:1–2:6 outlining the world's origin, and 2:7–2:25[19] carefully painting a more detailed picture of the creation of humanity. Modern scholarship, citing (1) the use of two different names for God, (2) two different emphases (physical vs. moral issues), and (3) a different order of creation (plants before humans vs. plants after humans), believes that these are two distinct scriptures written many years apart by two different sources, chapter 1 by the Priestly source and chapter 2 by the Jahwist, with the bridge the work of a "redactor", or editor
chapter in the bible in the begining.