God’s Divine Creation of the World

God created this world. In Genesis 1: 1, "In the beginning God created heaven and earth" I believe that God created this world. Science even proved that the sacred creator existed when the world was first designed and life first appeared on Earth. There is evidence in the human body and nature that God created this world. First, the Bible points out that the world and the world are all created by God.

First of all, it is important to define the creation of the glossary. Creation is "sacred behavior, the world is created according to various religious and philosophical traditions" (creation). By telling the stories of the gods and the practices that they started, not only does it explain how the world is formed, but how to act by people imitating their examples I will explain. Every civilization has its own way of explaining creation, that is, its own story. "People have the opportunity to explain where they are coming from and how they will reach their destination" (Schlueter). It is not uncommon to want to know how the world is being created. This is a question that has been questioned from the beginning. The same applies to people of the past, as today's people advocate the theory about why and how the world begins. This is the source of the story. Creating a story to explain why and how the world began

In the first story, the word of God is his tool to create the world. The power of speech is clear. Words are sacred tools of the existing world. The names God gives them to act like the sun or the sky indicate the end of their creation. With the power of the word God, God blesses his creations - fish, birds, people and day seven - and shows that the existence of the world rests on that word. Only God speaks. Unlike the first story, in the second story, God did not use his language ability as a tool for creation, but instead he used it to impose his own hegemony. There is no sacred worth in this word God brings animals to men and waits for people to name them. In other words, the first story means the language is sacred, it indicates that it is part of creation, and in the second story language is a phenomenon of artificial creation.