The subject of the six-day Creation is divisive. Some think that that was impossible for God, while others believe that astounding amounts of time limit the Power of God. The latter are so tied to Newtonian physics that they forget that time is of no issue to an Almighty God!
With that giant division, let us critically analyze scripture from the Hebrew
pictographs which form the Word of God. Let’s begin with when all things were “finished”
while asking the question, “Was it ever finished?”
“The heavens and the earth were finished, and all the host of
them.” (Gen 2:1)
Finished:
כָּלָה
Kalah
·
Chet: Separation of realms
(heaven/earth to heaven and earth)
·
Lamed: Divine programming of
nature (things started that would continue)
·
Hey: Universe breathed into
existence (The First Cause by God)
Host:
צָבָא
tsaba
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Tsade: All possible paths
considered (choices and intelligence — divine will be done)
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Bet: Spacetime emerges from
hidden probabilities from all possibilities; not clock time but movement of the
fabric of existence; which brings to mind the following from Isaiah: “Have you
not known? have you not heard? has it not been told you from the beginning?
have you not understood from the foundations of the earth? It is He that sits
upon the circle of the Earth, and the inhabitants thereof are as grasshoppers;
that stretches out the heavens as a curtain and spread them out as a tent to
dwell in…” (Isa 40-21-22). That alludes to spacetime fabric being moved — the
letter bet emerging from the thoughts and will of God (cognition). God willed that
the fabric of Creation begin to move and then it moved.
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Aleph: From the infinite
Potential of God before Creation (The Power to breathe into things into
existence. The source of the Power (Elohim) from God, El.
“Host” is therefore not just the stars and such, but the Author of all
things created. (E=mc2 in science). Like any “host” it is who does
the planning, order, and implementation for an event. Aleph, or “El”
would be the host of both heaven and earth.
“And on the seventh day God ended His work which He had made;
and He rested on the seventh day from all his work which He had made”
(Gen 2:2)
Ended:
כָּלָה
Kalah — the same as “finished” discussed above.
Work:
מְלָאכָה melaʼkah from מֲלְאָךְ malʼak
— angel or messenger; hence mela’kah would be the work (hey;
breath) of some messenger.
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Mem: Primordial
matter in motion — the movement of the “waters” from the “waters” (Gen 1:7). A
separation of the realms.
·
Lamed: Divine programming of nature (things started that
would continue. The Mind behind things moving toward order.)
·
Aleph: infinite
Potential of God before Creation. The source of the Power (Elohim) from
God, El.
·
Chet: Separation of realms (heaven/earth to heaven and
earth).
·
Hey: Universe
breathed into existence (The First Cause by God)
Indeed, that is “work” — making
all things from no thing but the Power of God.The Universe was not created by
chance or a random cause, but the movement of God (El) — Elohim. There
were not multiple gods but one true God distributing His Virtue to generate
material and non-material things.
Made:
עָשָׂה ʻâsâh — generated, created, or
accomplished.
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Ayin: Consciousness
collapses reality. That means that the universe existed as only possible
probabilities until a conscience mind forces all probabilities into one observable
reality.
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Shin: The generation
of stars and the synthesis of elemental particles, perhaps from the stars. The
shockwave from exploding stars (Supernova) tear apart and ejects elementary particles
that fuse into the heavy elements in deep space. Made is therefore never ending
since Supernovas exist even now.
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Hey: The universe
breathed into existence (The First Cause by God). Supernovas seem to very well describe
the Breath of God in making all things.
If supernovas are the very Breath
of God. Creation never ended. God would have jump started it with the first
spark of measurable reality (symbolized by the Hebrew letter yod) and
then He rested. Therefore, Creation would have continued forthwith throughout
eternity and not by any clock time. The “Beginning” (Gen 1:1) would not be the
beginning of time, but the first rank of things — God creating the massive
things with His Power (Elohim) that exploded unto Supernovas to make
more elemental things, perhaps star dust (carbon) from which organic flesh is
made.
Paul hinted at that premise (that
the Creation remains ongoing):
The invisible things of Him from the Creation
of the world (Greek; kosmos) are clearly
seen, being understood by the things that are made, even His eternal Power and
Godhead; so that they are without excuse because that, when they knew God, they
glorified Him not as God. (Rom 1:20-21)
“Eternal” therein means it is
ongoing. Eternal what? It is Power still creating. What would be the invisible
things of Him? Elohim of El — the Aleph in melaʼkah
(work) and tsaba (host).
What is the world? The entire
cosmos, not just this planet.
God working, making things, still
existed in apostolic times. Creation had not ended by then and never will. The Book
of Revelation does indicate that God will change the course of things (in many
places).
That supernovas still exist and
fuse into other heavenly bodies is evidence that God is still making things. He
did not rest then quit but started all things in motion and they remain in
motion until this time!
Rested:
שָׁבַת
Shabath — to repose; to desist from exertion. Note that God
provided the first spark that jump started all things then rested since the
full word is וַיִּשְׁבֹּת wherein the letter
Yod is the first spark which bound all things made which were made (John 1:3).
As it turns out the letter Vav also refers to the Messiah (the Messenger
of God from melaʼkah — “work”). John concluded that as well (John 1:14).
·
Shin: The generation of stars
and the synthesis of elemental particles, perhaps from the stars.
·
Bet: Spacetime The emergence of spacetime of hidden
probabilities from all possibilities.
·
Tav: The fulfillment of divine design, or the will of the
all-knowing God in creating all things.
God rested when all things were
working. The works continues on to this day as Paul indicated, but He
rested. Of course, “rested” is shin – bet – tav (שָׁבַת), but “He” is vav-yod
(וַיִּ) in “He rested.” Who
rested? The Messenger (Yeshua) of God (Yahweh), pronounced “Ya”
from the letter Yod. It is not that Elohim ceased but the first spark of
Yahweh — the letter yod — desisted from the work. In plain terms
the Creation was sparked by God Ya and Elohim keeps it ongoing just as a spark
makes a hot fire (yom) and it continues to burn.
With that critical analysis, the
Creation would not have taken seven days but is eternally going on, and God did
not jump start in seven days but the first things, “In the beginning, God created
heaven/earth” in one moment of eternity. The seven “days” as it is translated
would be seven processes in one moment, all acting simultaneously.
Creation would not be measured by
earth time but eternity for since it is still ongoing and forever will be,
Creation is not time dependent but infinite.
You might think that weakens God
(from the six-day Creation) but it reveals that He indeed is “Almighty God,”
unrolling the fabric of space in a moment rather than in any amount of time; and
it is still unrolling now as in the beginning and at the time of Isaiah.
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