In the beginning of the Book of Genesis, God created heaven and the earth. We are to see God in this chapter as a spirit. On the first day God divided light from dark, which is also known as good and bad. On the second day God divided the waters and called the firmament heaven. On the third day God made the earth with grass and trees that grew fruit on them. On the fourth day he made the stars in the heaven to point out day from night. He also created the sun and moon. On the fifth day God created the sea animals and the birds. On the sixth day God created male and female to rule over all the other animals. On the seventh day he rested, so he could sit back

An Egyptian creation myth of Nut, Goddess of the Sky and Geb, the Earth God, is considered to be an important theme. In this creation myth, the earth and the sky forming by the separation of the original matter of the universe. Most often, the earth and sky are deities of different sexes. In most cases the earth is female and the sky male but within this creation myth the female is the sky and the male is the earth (Gods).

and enjoy all that he created (Gen. 01:01-31).

The problem of human imperfection and its relation to divine justice is a major theme in Genesis. We can try to look at this problem through the eyes of humans or we can attempt to try to look through God’s point of view. God, who created the whole universe in 7 days would surely have a vastly different point of view than Adam, Eve, Noah, the Serpent, or anyone else.

As with the Hebrews creation myths, the Egyptians created myths to try to explain their place in the universe. While both of their myths include themselves with gods of nature, the sun and the m

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