Creation Days
What did God create on Day 1?
Light, day, and night
Genesis 1:3–5
Who created the heavens and the earth?
God
Genesis 1:1
What is the very first book of the Bible?
Genesis
Finish this: “In the beginning, God created the ______ and the ______.”
Heavens and the earth
(Genesis 1:1)
What made humans different from the animals?
God made humans in His image.
What did God create on day 2?
The sky and the sea.
In the beginning, what two things described the earth’s condition?
Formless and empty
Genesis 1:2
What does the word “Genesis” mean?
Beginning or origin
What covered the surface of the deep?
Darkness
Genesis 1:2
What job did God give Adam and Eve.
To rule over creation and take care of the garden.
What did God create on Day 3?
Dry land and plants.
How did God create everything?
He spoke it into existence.
Who is traditionally believed to have written Genesis?
Moses
(see John 5:46–47; Luke 24:27)
What had moved upon the face of the waters?
The Spirit of God
(Genesis 1:2)
What did God call the place He made for Adam and Eve?
The Garden of Eden.
What did God create on Day 4?
The sun, moon, and stars.
How did God bring light into the world?
He spoke – “Let there be light”
Genesis 1:3
Is Genesis found in the Old or New Testament?
Old Testament
What did God say that it was not good for man to be?
"It is not good that man should be alone."
What did God tell Adam not to do?
He told Adam not to eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.
What did God create on day 5?
Birds and Sea creatures.
How did God create Adam and Eve (hint: it's different than how He created everything else)?
Formed the man of dust from the ground and formed the woman from the man's rib. He breathed the breath of life into them.
What other four books of the Bible did Moses write?
Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy
The first five books in the Bible (Which include Genesis) are called the Pentateuch
What did God call His creation?
He called it good.
What did God make for Adam and Eve before sending them out of the garden?
He made garments to cover them— a sign of mercy and care.