Jeff Cavins

For example, on the first day, God is going to create time.

On the second day, he's going to create space.

On the third day, he's going to create land.

So you've got time, space, and land.

And then on days four, five, and six, God is going to fill the space.

And so you have the sun, the moon, and the stars on day four.

You have on day five, the birds, the fish.

And then on day six, you got the beasts of the field.

Yeah.

But you got one more thing on day six, too.

Well, if you get into creation, you have the creation of the world, then you have the creation of Adam and Eve, which they are different than any other creation.

They are created in the image and likeness of God, which means that they have a will and they can reason, the capacity to love and sacrifice in a great way.

And they are created and they're put into the Garden of Eden.

And there was just a couple of caveats here, you know, where God said to them, you can freely eat of any tree in the garden, but of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, you shall not eat of it.

For in the day that you eat of it, you will die.

And so at the very beginning, like any great book, at the beginning we have what's at stake here.

You're free to eat of any of them except for the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.

If you eat of it, you're gonna die.

Then comes chapter three where we have a new character,

the enemy comes in, Satan, who's fallen.