The Living Pentateuch: Genesis
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The document discusses the Gap Theory view of Genesis 1, which proposes that between Genesis 1:1 and 1:2, Satan rebelled and God's original creation was laid waste, requiring Him to remake the earth. It also summarizes views for and against a literal 6-day creation week based on textual evidence and Hebrew grammar. Finally, it outlines physical features of the pre-Flood world and provides arguments that the Genesis Flood was global in scope.
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Terry Mortenson, MDiv, PhD
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Abstract
There is a great amount of controversy in the church today regarding evolution and the age of the
earth. Many competing views attract the attention of Christians producing great confusion and
leading many Christians to conclude that it just doesn’t matter. In this article, I will explain and
give a brief defense of the young-earth creationist view as the only proper understanding of
Scripture. All other views are compromise with error. I will also explain some of the reasons
why this matters for all Christians.
This article is an extract from the beginning of a longer paper which was originally published in
Answers Research Journal in 2009 as Systematic Theology Texts and the Age of the Earth. That
paper critiques the old-earth arguments in three of the leading systematic theology textbooks (by
Millard Erickson, Wayne Grudem and Gordon Lewis/Bruce Demarest) used in seminaries and
Christian colleges in America and around the world. The section of that article is used for this
present article with permission of the ARJ editor, and the pdf of this shorter document may be
particularly useful as a handout in Sunday school or other teaching contexts, as two teachers
have previously requested.
Young-earth creationists believe that the creation days of Genesis 1 were six literal (24-hour)
days, which occurred 6,000–12,000 years ago.1 They believe that about 2,300–3,300 years before
Christ, the surface of the earth was radically rearranged by Noah’s Flood. All land animals and
birds not in Noah’s ark (along with many sea creatures) perished, many of which were
subsequently buried in the Flood sediments. Therefore, creationists believe that the global,
catastrophic Flood was responsible for most (but not all) of the rock layers and fossils (i.e., some
rock layers and possibly some fossils were deposited before the Flood, while other layers and
fossils were produced in postdiluvian localized catastrophic sedimentation events or processes).
The biblical arguments in support of this view can be briefly summarized as follows.2
1. Genesis is history, not poetry,3 parable, prophetic vision, or mythology. This is seen in
the Hebrew verbs used in Genesis 1,4 the fact that Genesis 1–11 has the same
characteristics of historical narrative as in Genesis 12–50, most of Exodus, much of
Numbers, Joshua, 1 and 2 Kings, etc. (which are discernibly distinct from the
characteristics of Hebrew poetry, parable, or prophetic vision), and the way the other
biblical authors and Jesus treat Genesis 1–11 (as literal history).5
2. The very dominant meaning of yôm in the Old Testament is a literal day, and the context
of Genesis 1 confirm.
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2) This Cosmic Covenant was understood to keep the natural world in proper order and harmony. Breaking this covenant was thought to release destructive chaotic forces.
3) The document discusses how references to binding the sea and other natural phenomena in the Old Testament and other ancient texts relate to this ancient concept of a Cosmic Covenant maintaining order in creation.
Ancient Ideas of Creation & Evolution
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2. The Genesis creation account and flood story find precedents in earlier Mesopotamian myths like Enuma Elish. Debate continues on dating of Genesis sources and their relationship to other ancient Near Eastern myths.
3. Early Greek philosophers like Anaxagoras and Empedocles proposed naturalistic origins for the cosmos and living things, rejecting divine creation yet still retaining supernatural elements. Democritus proposed an atomic theory of matter in constant motion.
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02 forming the world
God created the heavens and the earth in the beginning. When the earth was first created, it was formless and empty with darkness covering it. The Spirit of God was hovering over the waters. Over six days, God brought order to the earth, first separating the waters and land, then filling them with plants, stars, animals and birds. On the sixth day, God created humans and placed them on the earth to care for it. Throughout the creation process, God saw that what He had made was good. The power of God's word alone was used to create everything without any evolutionary process.
unusual-prophesies book 1 --perry stone
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The Foundation to Salvation
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