Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,2  |          the Bible is the God of creation. The Bi-~ble opens with
 2   1,1,2  |      that belongs to the perfect creation which He had purposed before
 3   1,2,1  |      Penteteuchal account of the creation of the world and man stands
 4   1,2,1  |   litera-~ture. All non-biblical creation legends by their polytheistic
 5   1,2,1  |        explanation of the how of creation in its ongoing op-~eration
 6   1,2,1  |     alone can sense the .why. of creation. The Bi-~ble alone discloses
 7   1,2,1  |         Regarding its account of creation as outlined in Gen. 1, the
 8   1,2,1  |       the sequence of phases of ~creation that it lists is amazing
 9   1,2,1  |          appen-~dix .the Days of creation.). ~ In its account of the
10   1,2,1  |          is rather an account of creation and redemption. It has an
11   1,2,1  | cuneiform tablets illustrate the creation and particularly the Flood,
12   1,2,2  |      context: an account ~of the creation of the world, the first
13   1,2,2  |           the description of the creation of the world follows a religious
14   1,2,2  |       into existence (1:1-2:14), creation of Adam, placing him in ~
15   1,2,2  |         50). ~ ~Narrative of the Creation of the World.~(By Protopresbyter
16   1,2,2  |         speaks briefly about the creation of the world. His account
17   1,2,2  |    concludes his account ~of the creation as if he were concluding
18   1,2,2  |      greatness. He presents ~the creation of the world and its history,
19   1,2,2  |        aim in the account of the creation was to instill basic religious
20   1,2,2  |          from the account of the creation. These are: ~ ~. God did
21   1,2,2  |         be the crown of ~earthly creation. ~. Man is made after the
22   1,2,2  |     stand at the head of earthly creation. ~Of course, the revelation
23   1,2,2  |         the revelation about the creation of the world supplanted
24   1,2,2  |    ethically. The history of the creation of the world, which has
25   1,2,2  |          speaks twice ~about the creation of man. It was necessary
26   1,2,2  |         chapter as the ~crown of creation, in the general picture
27   1,2,2  |       the general picture of the creation of the world. Now, after
28   1,2,2  |         by speaking again of the creation of the first ~man and of
29   1,2,2  |        depiction of a fictitious creation of the mind. ~The symbolic
30   1,2,2  |   example, is the account of the creation of the woman from Adam's
31   1,2,2  |          Biblical account of the creation of ~woman supports the concept
32   1,2,2  |          26). The account of the creation of man ~and of the origin
33   1,2,2  |          as did the story of the creation of the world. ~The first
34   1,2,2  |       the earnest expectation of creation ~awaiteth the manifestation
35   1,2,2  |          of the sons of God. For creation was made subject to vanity,
36   1,2,2  |        the same in hope, because creation itself also~shall be delivered
37   1,2,2  |       For we know that the whole creation groaneth and travaileth
38   1,2,2  |       means that the groaning of creation is not eternal; obviously
39   1,2,4  |          Addendum 1: The Days of Creation.~ .I believe in the One
40   1,2,4  |        to us the story of ~God.s creation of Earth and man. Until
41   1,2,4  |     world. ~ Moses divided God.s creation of the world into seven
42   1,2,4  |           account focuses on the creation of ~our Earth and everything
43   1,2,4  |      place ~on the second day of creation. In this manner, the solar
44   1,2,4  |      this was the third .day. of creation. ~ The first green plants,
45   1,2,4  |        the Original Cause of the Creation and the wisdom of its ~Author.
46   1,2,4  |       this brief sketch of God.s creation of the universe, it should
47   1,Add,7|       prayer . ~everything . all creation from man on down to a worm (
48   1,Add,0|          book, as a whole, was a creation of the community, both in
49   1,Add,0|          book which narrates the creation, fall and salvation of ~
50   2,1,9  |        God's plan for the entire creation,~and that God purposes to “
51   2,3,3  |          the world was not God’s creation but that of lower forces~
52   2,4,4  |        is in Christ, he is a new~creation; old things have passed
53   2,5,4  |        had occurred prior to the creation of the world, are~described
54   2,5,5  | multitude of subsequent steps in creation, uniting~the world with
55   2,5,9  |         angelic world before the creation of the material one. As
56   2,5,9  |         angelic world before the creation of the material world.~This