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These verses emphasize how God provides for humans, animals, and birds all over the earth. He gives every seed-bearing plant and every tree whose fruit contains seed.
On days four through six, God filled the domains that had been formed during days one through three (1:3–13).
These verses introduce the Pentateuch (the first five books of the Bible). They teach Israel that one true God created, ordered, and populated the world, not the gods of nearby nations.
God blessed three specific things:
These three blessings emphasize the Creator's plan. God made humans in his image to rule in his place over earth's creatures and to join in God's Sabbath rest.
Events
- Creation of all thingsc. 4004 BC
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Glossary
Adam (Person) Animals Bible, Manuscripts and Text of the (New Testament) Biblical Concept of Law Book of Revelation Chronology of the Bible (Old Testament) Creation Creation Myths Fall of Man Genesis, Book of God, Names of Green Heaven Hebrew Language Image of God Land Man Mesopotamia Monotheism New Creation, New Creature Night Patriarchs, Period of the Peter, Second Letter of Sea Woman Word, Word of God, Words of God
Topics
Adam: The First Man: History of, Before he Sinned Animal Rights Animals: Food of Beasts: Herb of the Field Given To, for Food Birds: Creation of, on the Fifth Creative Day Birds: Herb of the Field Given As Food To Blessing: Temporal, from God Cannabis Cruelty to Animals Food: from God God: Providence of Herbs: Given for Food Killing Animals Plants The Food we Eat Trees: Given As Food to the Animal Creation Vegetarian Vegetarianism Vegetation for Food