Creation and God's Commands

The transcript describes the biblical account of creation, where God creates the heavens, earth, light, sky, land, vegetation, celestial bodies, sea and air creatures, land animals, and humans over six days. On the seventh day, God rests, marking the completion of creation. Each day is marked by evening and morning, and God sees that His creation is good.

What did God create in the beginning?

• The heavens and the Earth

• Animals and plants

• Mountains and rivers

• The sun and the moon

What did God call the light?

• Day

• Morning

• Night

• Sun

What was created to separate the waters above from the waters below?

• Mountains

• Land

• Expanse (Heaven)

• Clouds

What did God call the dry land?

• Earth

• Mountains

• Seas

• Valleys

What did God create on the third day?

• Stars

• Vegetation

• Light

• Animals

What were the two great lights created to rule?

• The land and the sea

• The heavens and the Earth

• The day and the night

• The seasons

What did God create to fill the waters and the skies?

• Stars and planets

• Sea creatures and birds

• Mountains and valleys

• Plants and trees

What command did God give to the creatures of the sea and birds?

• To be fruitful and multiply

• To rule the Earth

• To rest

• To separate day from night

In whose image did God create humans?

• In the image of animals

• In the image of the Earth

• In His own image

• In the image of the heavens

What did God do on the seventh day?

• Created animals

• Created humans

• Created the sun and moon

• Rested