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 1 1    |                                1. A short historical review
 2 1    |        There is no God (Ps. 13:1). Ancient Greek philosophy,
 3 5    |      the laws of nature alone: 1) the very existence of the
 4 8    |      There is no God (Psalm 13:1). It is regrettable that
 5 8    |         A. Cosmological Proof.~1. Cosmological proof of the
 6 8    |      power and Godhead (Romans 1:20).~Among the Holy Fathers
 7 8    |        and the earth” (Genesis 1 :1). The atheist has always
 8 8    |     and the earth” (Genesis 1 :1). The atheist has always
 9 8    |       reason and logic. Romans 1:20 tells us that we can
10 8    | divided into two main aspects: 1) the so-called physico-teleological,
11 8    |      of three main directions: 1) the denial of the expedient
12 11   |      There is no God (Psalm 13:1).~But besides a conviction
13 15,3 |        more carefully...~ ~Day 1~“In the beginning God created
14 15,3 |       were the first day” (Gen 1:1-5).~ ~Before the big bang
15 15,3 |     were the first day” (Gen 1:1-5).~ ~Before the big bang
16 15,3 |   galaxies. In the next verse (1:2) Genesis tells us that
17 15,3 |      were the second day” (Gen 1:6-8).~ ~God, using the laws
18 15,3 |       were the third day” (Gen 1:9-13).~ ~The earth continues
19 15,3 |      that formed, 4 billion to 1.5 billion years ago.~ ~Day
20 15,3 |      were the fourth day” (Gen 1:14-19).~ ~A casual reading
21 15,3 |     stars now became visible — 1.5 billion to 700 million
22 15,3 |       were the fifth day” (Gen 1:20-23).~ ~During “day five”
23 15,3 |  dragon and whale, but Genesis 1:21 calls dinosaurs gadowl
24 15,3 |        were the sixth day (Gen 1:24-31)… And the LORD God
25 15,3 |       created and made” (Gen 2:1-3).~ ~We are now in “day
26 15,4 |       understanding of Genesis 1 regarding the appearance
27 15,4 |    watch in the night” (Psa 90:1-4).~ ~Here we are instructed
28 15,4 |       were the first day” (Gen 1:5). Young earth creationists
29 15,5 |      even as also I am known” (1 Cor 13:12).~ ~The meaning
30 15,6 |     what Scripture says?~ ~Gen 1:11 And God said, Let the
31 15,6 |      earth: and it was so. Gen 1:12 And the earth brought
32 15,6 |     saw that it was good” (Gen 1:20-21).~ ~Here the same
33 15,6 |       kind: and it was so. Gen 1:25 And God made the beast
34 15,6 |     saw that it was good” (Gen 1:24).~The words “let the
35 15,6 |       in day 5. Indeed, in Gen 1:21 we read “And God created...
36 15,7 |   female created he them” (Gen 1:26-27).~“And the LORD God
37 15,7 |     times, as it does in verse 1:27, it is to make sure we
38 15,7 |       is possibly as little as 1%. If this figure holds up
39 15,1 |     another and fish another” (1 Cor 15:37-39 NIV).~ ~In
40 15,1 | creation to the Creator. Using 1 Cor 15:37-39 as a pattern,
41 15,2 |       the pattern described in 1 Cor 15:37-39, the relationships
42 15,2 |     earth: and it was so” (Gen 1:11 KJV).~“And the earth
43 15,2 |     saw that it was good” (Gen 1:12 KJV).~ ~The King James
44 15,2 |    Eukaryote cells appear next 1.5 billion years ago. Eukaryotic
45 15,2 |         Look closely at verses 1:11 and 1:12, and notice
46 15,2 |     closely at verses 1:11 and 1:12, and notice what it does
47 15,2 |     saw that it was good” (Gen 1:20-21 KJV).~ ~Immediately
48 15,2 |       with tradition and Paul (1 Cor 15:37-39). Tradition
49 15,2 |     been mentioned since verse 1. God created. Created what?
50 15,2 |     Flesh of Birds.~In Genesis 1:20 we read that the sea
51 15,2 |   should notice? Possibly, Gen 1:20 may record the creation
52 15,2 |       level of life with verse 1:21 recording a heightened
53 15,2 |     saw that it was good” (Gen 1:24-25 KJV).~ ~The flesh
54 15,2 |   female created he them” (Gen 1:26-27 KJV).~ ~Creationists
55 15,2 |        man and ape may be only 1%. Arguably, there has not
56 17,3 |       times in Genesis chapter 1 we read that God saw His
57 17,3 |       were the sixth day” (Gen 1:31).~It is understood that
58 19,1 |      and his family (Genesis 6:1-8). He reveals his decree
59 19,1 |  patriarch to enter the ark (7:1-5). Noah completes his entrance
60 19,1 |       sent out from the ark (8:1-14). Noah obeys the Divine
61 19,1 |   begins to be a husbandman (9:1-27).~ A good rule of Biblical
62 19,1 |        verbs used in Genesis 8:1-8 to describe the receding
63 19,1 |    clarify my point. In Romans 1:8 the Apostle Paul declares
64 19,1 |        not mention. In Genesis 1-9 the text mentions place-names
65 19,1 |       A strong wind (Genesis 8:1) would be useful for dissipating
66 19,2 |       which Genesis records.~ ~1. There are more than seventy
67 19,4 |       appeal to Is. 56:9; Nah. 1:8; Ezech. 14:14; Ecclus.,
68 22   |        the Redeemer would come 1) during the period of the
69 24   |    tendencies should be noted: 1) to reduce the whole essence
70 App,1|                                1. Archaeology and the Old
71 App,1|  inhabited the land of Canaan. 1 Kings 10:29 records that
72 App,1|        15, 2 Pet. 2:6 and Jude 1:7). What has archaeology
73 App,1|        the Gospels (see Luke 3:1). This was the first archaeological