First 3 Days
Days 4,5,6
The Day of Rest
Caring for God's Creation
Creation Patterns and Phrases in the Bible
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On the very first day, God said, "Let there be light," and separated the light from this.

What is darkness?

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God created these two major lights on the fourth day to rule the day and the night.

What are the sun and the moon?

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This is the total number of days God took to finish creating everything in the universe before He rested.

What is six days?

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You can care for God's water creatures by doing this with plastic bottles, soda cans, and paper instead of throwing them in the trash.

What is recycling?

100

Almost every day of creation begins with this specific action phrase, showing how God brings things into existence.

What is "And God said"?

200

On the second day, God created this open space to separate the waters above from the waters below.

What is the sky (or expanse/firmament)?

200

On the fifth day, God filled the oceans with swimming creatures and filled the skies with these animals.

What are birds?

200

God did this on the seventh day because all of His work was completely finished.

What is rested?

200

You can protect the plants and trees God made by using less paper and doing this simple action when you leave a room to save energy.

What is turning off the lights?

200

At the end of nearly every creation day, the Bible uses this specific phrase to show that one day was ending and a new one was beginning.


    •  What is "And there was evening, and there was morning"?

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On the third day, God gathered the waters together to let dry land appear, and He also created these green things that grow out of the ground.

What are plants and trees?

300

On the sixth day, God created land animals and His final creation, which was made in His own image.

What are human beings?

300

Because God rested on the seventh day, He blessed it and made it this special, set-apart word that means "holy."

What is sanctified (or holy/blessed)?

300

nstead of letting the faucet run while you brush your teeth, you can do this to conserve the precious water God created.

What is turning off the water?

300

On the very first verse of the Bible, Genesis 1:1 states that "In the beginning, God created" these two major places.

What are the heavens and the earth?


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After God created the dry land and the seas on the third day, He looked at what He made and declared this positive phrase.

What is "It was good"?

400

God commanded the living creatures in the sea and the birds in the sky to do this, which means to fill the Earth with more of their own kind.

What is "Be fruitful and multiply"?

400

According to Genesis 2:1, when the seventh day arrived, the heavens, the earth, and all of these vast arrangements inside them were completed.

What is their vast array (or host)?

400

To take care of the land animals and birds God made, you can build a habitat in your backyard by hanging up one of these to feed feathered friends.

What is a bird feeder?

400

After God finished creating everything on the sixth day, including humans, He looked at all of it and didn't just call it good, He called it this phrase.

What is "very good"?

500

In Genesis 1:2, before God spoke light into existence, the Earth was formless and empty, and darkness was over the surface of this deep thing.

What is the ocean (or the deep/the waters)?

500

On the fourth day, God didn't just make the sun and moon; He also made these smaller twinkling objects that light up the night sky.

What are the stars?

500

God gave humans dominion over the fish, birds, and animals on the sixth day, meaning we have this major duty to care for them.

What is responsibility (or stewardship/rule)?

500

Instead of having your parents drive you to a friend's house just down the street, you can do one of these two things to prevent air pollution.

What is walking or riding a bike?

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In Genesis 1:29, God tells human beings that He has given them every seed-bearing plant and every fruit tree for this specific purpose.

What is food?

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