The Mysteries of the Creation
February 19, 2008 - 13 Adar I, 5768
Biblical Faith - with Sam Peak
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We apologize - due to some technical difficulties with the sound tracks on recent programs of the Way of G-d series, we will be substituting another series of studies for a few weeks until we can reproduce those programs with the sound problem - thanks for your understanding.
Bereishit 1:5 states, “It became evening and it became morning; one day.” The verse does not state that Elokim announced, “There will be an evening; there shall be a morning; these will constitute one day.” It simple says, “It became evening.” That shows that the progression of time pre-existed the creation.
Elokim knows all the laws of science, for they too are His creatures. He makes no mistakes, the first time. The whole universe with all its complexities, containing the knowledge of all the sciences, discovered, yet to be discovered, and perhaps never to be discovered, were all mapped out in His mind without flaw.
From “Mysteries of the Creation” by Rabbi Dovid Brown. We are studying from the following pages: pg. 44–49.
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