First Light

As the name suggests, the book of Genesis is a book of firsts. The first recorded words of the Creator God, for example, come as early as Genesis 1:3 where He commands light to come forth. This is very interesting, since God had not yet created the light-giving Sun and Moon. In fact, the “greater” and “lesser” lights would not be created for another three days. Thus, according to the Bible, there was a light source before the Sun.
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[@Serdab55]

Amen Praise God 🙏🏼

[@gaylepowers3981]

Very interesting. I've always just assumed that God was the light, But I've never heard it expressed aloud. Thank you, Ryan, for validating my assumption. Though we don't know, because we don't know the mind of God, it's nice to know that someone else thinks the same as I do. Thank you for exploring the word so that even in my old age, I can learn and grow in my Savior's love. 🤟

[@ryanhembree]

Thank you Gayle for your comment. We serve a faithful God!