In the beginning, God created. The rules were established. The physics translated. In the nothing, God shouted, "Let there be light." He created the first day, and thus made the night. Then the waters, the sky, and the land from the seas upon which He placed all the seed-bearing trees. Then the seasons, the stars, the moon and the sun, then sea creatures, birds; the Lord made each one. Next came the beasts who covered the land and all that God saw was as good as He'd planned. "Though everything here is within My control, it's missing a piece to make the Earth whole. A man in My likeness, to rule all the beasts. To govern the greatest and govern the least." God took up His dirt, and He took up His dust and then in the swiftest, most powerful gust He blew into Adam the Godbreath of life. But God saw that Adam now needed a wife to be a companion, for man was alone. So from His new man, God plucked out a bone. Then there on the new and glorious Earth, out in the open, woman was birthed. And as they lay gasping from being created unto the woman and man God related, "This is My Earth, but I give it to you. It is now yours to rule and subdue… Multiply, prosper, for I love you best." He saw it was good, so God took His rest.
