Genesis Lecture 25 (The First Day of Creation 2) Swahili
Bible passage: Genesis 1:3-5
“ [3] Then God said, "Let there be light"; and there was light. [4] God saw that the light was good; and God separated the light from the darkness. [5] God called the light day, and the darkness He called night And there was evening and there was morning, one day. ”
This is Genesis Lecture 25.
In the last lecture, I explained to you about the first day of creation when God surrounded the fleshly (-physical) space with the light when He commended, "Let there be light." This light was the "Original Light of Creation." Since the fleshly space was surrounded by the Original Light of Creation, and covered by the spiritual space, the fleshly (physical) space then rode on the flow of spiritual time.
And orders and principles were established which would be applied to everything that would be created in the future. In addition, the power and divine nature of God was put into every creature (and all creation). Whether or not you acknowledge this power and divine nature of God decides whether you believe in creationism or evolutionism. Since we realize and acknowledge this power and divine nature of God in all creation, we can believe that God the Creator exists. On the other hand, the evolutionists don't realize this power and divine nature of God, and thus they try to understand and explain all things in the limit of man's theory and knowledge.
However, as scientists study deeper and deeper, they encounter a certain limit where they have no explanation. In the world of science, for example, there is no proven evidence that will clearly explain the birth of earth. There are only hypothesis. A "hypothesis" is a tentative assumption made in order to draw out and test its logical or empirical consequences. In order to make a hypothesis a certain "truth," evidences should be derived through observations or experiments.
Even though countless scientists have studied the space and the earth for long time without ceasing, they haven't found any truth about the birth of the earth; they only have many hypotheses. However, the Bible clearly records the truth about the birth of the earth. That is, Genesis 1:1, which reads, "In the beginning, God created heavens and the earth." Is there any evidence that proves this word is true? Yes, there is; indeed, there are countless evidences.
