When god Jehovah created the Earth, there were no trees, flowers and plants. It was because he didn’t send any rain to moist the soil. Also, there was no human being to till the soil to harvest. The ground was constantly watered from the mist that aroused from the cold weather. He then created man […]
On the fourth day, He asked water to support many living beings. The birds could be seen flying all over the sky and beautifying the Earth. Their chirping made the Earth melodious and musical. He wanted some more water to be filled in the sea and wanted the number of birds to increase, which happened.
God created the Earth through His heart. At first, he made Heaven and Earth and made day and night. Also, he passionately created evening, water, sky and morning. He did so, because he wanted the Earth to be properly organized. He also thoughtfully created dry area and created rivers in some places. All this was
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