Jesus walked in the garden after creating it. When you speak of immovable, you're not talking about the entire globe in relation to the sun. You're talking about the land we live on.
I know of Christophanies throughout the old testament but this is a new one. I’m curious can you link me to some scholars who assert that it was Jesus walking in the garden and interacting with Adam and Eve? Still, God didn’t know where they were since He had to ask...correct? A plain reading says "earth" not "land" so I believe in the many verses that can be sited you are mistaken...also, did you consider earthquakes?
It might just be an indication of where the creatures were made.
That is weak, as clearly a "plain" reading shows that "Land" is the subject. If you "let" something that is a permission or command to do something, in this case it is to produce living creatures. That is the clear and plain text in Genesis!
Maybe things were not created instantly. Maybe they grew up in a few hours. :idunno: Something like that.
Next time you plant a garden let me know what seeds you use that will have things grow in "a few hours". I believe God to be meaningful and you are making Genesis sound like some children's golden book! The animals formed a line and Adam sat at a desk giving them names...sort of like a 19th century immigration check point at Ellis Island!
He had a plan, tested it and found it needed doing.
So God's initial plan was a failure, that is what you are saying. God needs to test things because he isn't sure whether things will work out the way that he expected??
The belief that there are millions of years between the days.
I appreciate that we disagree however it is from scripture that my beliefs are formed. I just happen to believe God's word is meaningful not fanciful.
I know of Christophanies throughout the old testament but this is a new one. I’m curious can you link me to some scholars who assert that it was Jesus walking in the garden and interacting with Adam and Eve? Still, God didn’t know where they were since He had to ask...correct? A plain reading says "earth" not "land" so I believe in the many verses that can be sited you are mistaken...also, did you consider earthquakes?
It might just be an indication of where the creatures were made.
That is weak, as clearly a "plain" reading shows that "Land" is the subject. If you "let" something that is a permission or command to do something, in this case it is to produce living creatures. That is the clear and plain text in Genesis!
Maybe things were not created instantly. Maybe they grew up in a few hours. :idunno: Something like that.
Next time you plant a garden let me know what seeds you use that will have things grow in "a few hours". I believe God to be meaningful and you are making Genesis sound like some children's golden book! The animals formed a line and Adam sat at a desk giving them names...sort of like a 19th century immigration check point at Ellis Island!
He had a plan, tested it and found it needed doing.
So God's initial plan was a failure, that is what you are saying. God needs to test things because he isn't sure whether things will work out the way that he expected??
The belief that there are millions of years between the days.
I appreciate that we disagree however it is from scripture that my beliefs are formed. I just happen to believe God's word is meaningful not fanciful.
