ser light (moon) to govern the night. The Lord also set into place all the stars. In the creation of the greater light (sun) the Lord again put in place nourishment for our bodies through the absorbsion of vitamin D, an element needed for life to exist.Genesis 1:20-23 records the creation of animals that live in the sea and the birds of the air. One thing that has always amazed are the creatures that live in the seas. Some might think that we have amazing creatures that live in the land, but the creatures that inhabit the seas are ones of great size and complexity. Some of these creations we may never see due to the fact that many of these creatures live at depths that humans may never explore.The record of the creation of living animals upon the earth is given in Genesis 1:24-25. The Lord created these animals for many purposes, which included food and clothing for humans as time went by.The creation of man is found in Genesis 1:26-27. Then God said, Let us make man in our image, in our likeness, and let them rule over the fish of the seas and the birds of the air and over the livestock, over all the earth, and over all the creatures that move along the ground.8 All these things that were created were made for mans use, but they were meant always to be external to the man and subservient to him.9 God made man a free spiritual being, a responsible moral agent with powers of choice and action, able to commune with him and respond to him, and by nature good.10 As a matter of fact God showed Himself more generous to man than to the rest of creation. He enabled him to participate in His Word, thereby making him in His image.11 Although Genesis contains the creation of many things its most outstanding element is the special of man and woman in Gods image and likeness.12God created mankind to know, love, and serve Him in this life, and to be happy with Him in the life to come. He formed the first man, Adam, from the slime of the earth; and He...
