Father Mike Schmitz

Something else happens.

No, that's an interesting, it's so powerful.

I think, I remember the first time I heard you describe that, that here is kind of a, I don't want, recapitulation is the wrong word, but that you said form and void being filled.

So you have, again, time, space, and land.

And in time, what marks the time?

Well, the moon and the stars.

Like, okay.

And then here is space.

And what fills the space is the birds of the sky and the fish and the, and then what fills the land is the animals on here.

And I didn't realize like, oh my gosh, this is,

Uh, it's structured in a way that makes sense.

Cause I, you know, as a younger person or person, I, like you're saying, you stumble into the word of God, like, okay, uh, I guess, you know, of course he hit day four and you're like, wait a second.

God already made the day and the night, but now on day four, he's making sun and moon.

What?

Oh, Hebrew poetry.

That's right.

We'll go back to that.

And recognition that, wow, it's fascinating when someone's able to give some structure or lens even.

Like, here is what to look for.

Like, oh my gosh, I would never have known that.