In the Beginning, God Created Heaven and Earth

The next topic is psychology, also known as research of sin. As mentioned in the previous paragraph, human sins are derived from the sins of Adam and Eve, and can also be classified as the original sin of mankind. Sin is classified as "shown in words that are contrary to God's personality or will". (Town 241 - 242) This means that everything from gossip to murder is considered guilty. From the point of view of the 21st century, many of our day-to-day activities can be regarded as sin.

The heart of Christian doctrine is contained in the first line of Genesis. "In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth, and the Spirit of God is above the water." The father gave hints to all three of the Trinity. The word "beginning" is the same as the word that began with the John Gospel. "The beginning is Tao," and all Christians use it to represent the second person of the Trinity. Even Augustine knows that the Greek version of this phrase not only shows the situation but also shows musical instruments (from the beginning), so the deeper meaning of the open line is that the three Trinity from the beginning It is easy to think that revealing that they actively participated in creation.

Section 1: "Words in the beginning" The first "beginning" words are exactly the same as the first two words of the Greek Old Testament. "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth." This is not a coincidence. The first thing about Jesus is that he created the universe. This is what he said in verse 3. So the word "early" means that there is a word of the Son of God before what is created. Remember: "These are to make you believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God" (John 20:31). By positioning Jesus, Christ, and the Son of God, John is concerned with time, ie before time begins the gospel. Judas talked about joy in this truth in his great drama. "For our only one God, our Savior through our Lord Jesus Christ will forever be glorious, majestic, dominant and authoritative, Amen" (Judas 1: 25)