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Divine Creation: Order and Illumination

Explore the beginning of creation in Genesis, with God calling light into existence, separating the day from night, ushering in order and filling the earth with life. Witness the unique creations of each day as the world takes shape with purpose and design.

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Divine Creation: Order and Illumination

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  1. The Beginning of It All Genesis 1

  2. Day 1: Illumine and Order • God calls light into existence; He separates light from dark, calling the light “day” and the dark “night”

  3. Day 1: Illumine and Order • God calls light into existence; He separates light from dark, calling the light “day” and the dark “night” • Day 2: Order • God separates the waters above from the waters below; He calls the expanse in between them “heaven” (notice, He does not call anything good on this day)

  4. Day 1: Illumine and Order • God calls light into existence; He separates light from dark, calling the light “day” and the dark “night” • Day 2: Order • God separates the waters above from the waters below; He calls the expanse in between them “heaven” (notice, He does not call anything good on this day) • Day 3: Order • God gathers the waters into one place and the dry land appears from beneath; dry land is called “earth” and the waters are called “seas”; God also brings vegetation onto the earth bearing seed “after their kind” (plants and fruit trees)

  5. Day 1: Illumine and Order • God calls light into existence; He separates light from dark, calling the light “day” and the dark “night” • Day 2: Order • God separates the waters above from the waters below; He calls the expanse in between them “heaven” (notice, He does not call anything good on this day) • Day 3: Order • God gathers the waters into one place and the dry land appears from beneath; dry land is called “earth” and the waters are called “seas”; God also brings vegetation onto the earth bearing seed “after their kind” (plants and fruit trees) • Day 4: Illumine, Order and Fill • God creates the luminaries (light-bearers): sun, moon and stars to fill the heavens and for the purpose of separating day from night, for signs and seasons and days and years

  6. Day 1: Illumine and Order • God calls light into existence; He separates light from dark, calling the light “day” and the dark “night” • Day 2: Order • God separates the waters above from the waters below; He calls the expanse in between them “heaven” (notice, He does not call anything good on this day) • Day 3: Order • God gathers the waters into one place and the dry land appears from beneath; dry land is called “earth” and the waters are called “seas”; God also brings vegetation onto the earth bearing seed “after their kind” (plants and fruit trees) • Day 4: Illumine, Order and Fill • God creates the luminaries (light-bearers): sun, moon and stars to fill the heavens and for the purpose of separating day from night, for signs and seasons and days and years • Day 5: Fill • God creates the creatures of the sea and the birds of the air; God blesses them and tells them to “Be fruitful and multiply” and fill their respective habitats

  7. Day 1: Illumine and Order • God calls light into existence; He separates light from dark, calling the light “day” and the dark “night” • Day 2: Order • God separates the waters above from the waters below; He calls the expanse in between them “heaven” (notice, He does not call anything good on this day) • Day 3: Order • God gathers the waters into one place and the dry land appears from beneath; dry land is called “earth” and the waters are called “seas”; God also brings vegetation onto the earth bearing seed “after their kind” (plants and fruit trees) • Day 4: Illumine, Order and Fill • God creates the luminaries (light-bearers): sun, moon and stars to fill the heavens and for the purpose of separating day from night, for signs and seasons and days and years • Day 5: Fill • God creates the creatures of the sea and the birds of the air; God blesses them and tells them to “Be fruitful and multiply” and fill their respective habitats • Day 6: Fill • God creates the land animals “after their kind”; God creates human beings “in His image and according to His likeness”; it’s a categorically different creation here and one that is differentiated because now we are after “His kind”

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