Sunday Seven - Episode #300
It’s really hard to believe that there have been 300 editions of the Sunday Seven . I hope you’ve been reading since the very first one, but even if you haven’t, I’m grateful to you for being here today. This week’s question involves an interesting list: the seven days of creation told in the Book of Genesis. Before I get to the question, here, from Wikipedia, is the day-by-day listing of what God did during “creation week;” First Day: God creates light: the first divine command, “Let there be light.” Light is divided from darkness, and “day” and “night” are named. Second Day: God creates a firmament to divide the waters above from the waters below. This firmament is named “skies.” Third Day: God commands the oceans to gather together so that dry land can appear; God commands the earth to bring forth grass, plants and fruit-bearing trees. Fourth Day: God creates lights in the firmament to separate light from darkness and to mark days, seasons and years. The stars are made. Fi...