1.

Gen. 1 accounts the outline of creation. Gen. 2 (beginning at verse 7) accounts "the
adam experience." as indicated by Gen. 1, man was made on the sixth day, and Gen. 2 is only
elucidating it. adam truly got the chance to see God make the things around him (instead of
eve's record, where she was left defenseless to the wiles of the serpent).

the main reason anybody requests illumination on these two parts is on account of they don't
see the point i made because of the idea that there is irregularities in the book of scriptures,
hence succumbing to the same double dealing of eve in the greenery enclosure by the serpent
when he asked, "yea, hath God said?"
2.
2 Pet. 1:20 lets us know that sacred writing is of NO private understanding. Jesus
Himself referenced Gen. 1 (Mark 10:6). the earth was shaped before the stars (in this way,
development and its theory of prehistoric cosmic detonation, is an untruth). to contend against
this is basically making Jesus a liar. this ought to be critical to any individual who cases to be a
Christian. in the event that year 1 begins with adam, and joseph (the child of jacob/israel) went
along around 2000 years after the fact (around 500 years after the surge), and Jesus happened
2000 years after that (and we are 2000 expelled from Jesus' first coming), that makes the earth
(and the whole universe, as indicated by Gen. 1) under 7000 years of age. this is additionally
bolstered in 2 Pet. 3:2-5
3. "For this they enthusiastically are oblivious of, that by the expression of God the sky
were of old, and the earth emerging of the water and in the water." - 2 Pet. 3:5
my perspective, perspective of God, and my perspective of mankind can all be summed up in
Isa. 6:1-8. God is heavenly, and we are not, but rather He is equipped for purging us and
sending us out to do His will on the planet.
concerning dealing with the earth, we are stewards who are accused of the consideration and
keep of this spot and all that is in it (as told in Gen. 2:5 and 15), however it ought to never get to
be something that is venerated (as cautioned in Isa. 40 and 44, and Rom. 1).
"He that is impoverished to the point that he hath no oblation chooseth a tree that won't spoil; he
seeketh unto him a guile worker to set up a graven picture, that might not be moved.
Have ye not known? have ye not listened? hath it not been let you know from the earliest
starting point? have ye not comprehended from the establishments of the earth?" - Isa. 40:2021
"They that make a graven picture are every one of them vanity; and their delightful things should
not benefit; and they are their own witnesses; they see not, nor know; that they may be
embarrassed.
Who hath shaped a divine being, or liquid a graven picture that is beneficial to no end?
See, every one of his colleagues should be embarrassed: and the laborers, they are of men: let
all of them assembled, let them stand up; yet they might trepidation, and they should be
embarrassed together.

The smith with the tongs both worketh in the coals, and fashioneth it with sledges, and worketh
it with the quality of his arms: yea, he is eager, and his quality faileth: he drinketh no water, and
is weak.
The craftsman stretcheth out his standard; he marketh it out with a line; he fitteth it with planes,
and he marketh it out with the compass, and maketh it after the figure of a man, as per the
excellence of a man; that it may stay in the house.
He heweth him down cedars, and taketh the cypress and the oak, which he strengtheneth for
himself among the trees of the backwoods: he planteth a cinder, and the downpour doth feed it."
- Isa. 44:9-14
"Since that, when they knew God, they celebrated him not as God, nor were appreciative; but
rather got to be vain in their creative impulses, and their silly heart was obscured.
Maintaining themselves to be savvy, they got to be tricks, Furthermore, changed the brilliance of
the uncorruptible God into a picture made like to corruptible man, and to winged animals, and
fourfooted brutes, and inching things. Wherefore God additionally surrendered them to
uncleanness through the desires of their own hearts, to shame their own particular bodies
between themselves:
Who changed reality of God into a falsehood, and revered and served the animal more than the
Creator, who is honored for ever. So be it." - Rom. 1:21-25 . the greater part of that is surely a
long ways from Gen. 2:15, "What's more, the Lord God took the man, and place him into the
patio nursery of Eden to dress it and to keep it." (also Gen. 1:28).