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Earth was still an empty waste, and darkness hung over the deep; but already, over its waters, stirred the breath of God. (Genesis 1, 2)
God saw the light, and found it good, and he divided the spheres of light and darkness; (Genesis 1, 4)
the light he called Day, and the darkness Night. So evening came, and morning, and one day passed. (Genesis 1, 5)
God said, too, Let a solid vault arise amid the waters, to keep these waters apart from those; (Genesis 1, 6)
Let the earth, he said, yield grasses that grow and seed; fruit-trees too, each giving fruit of its own kind, and so propagating itself on earth. And so it was done; (Genesis 1, 11)
the earth yielded grasses that grew and seeded, each according to its kind, and trees that bore fruit, each with the power to propagate its own kind. And God saw it, and found it good. (Genesis 1, 12)
Next, God said, Let there be luminaries in the vault of the sky, to divide the spheres of day and night; let them give portents, and be the measures of time, to mark out the day and the year; (Genesis 1, 14)
God made the two great luminaries, the greater of them to command the day, and the lesser to command the night; then he made the stars. (Genesis 1, 16)
All these he put in the vault of the sky, to shed their light on the earth, (Genesis 1, 17)
to control day and night, and divide the spheres of light and darkness. And God saw it, and found it good. (Genesis 1, 18)
He pronounced his blessing on them, Increase and multiply, and fill the waters of the sea; and let there be abundance of flying things on earth. (Genesis 1, 22)
And God said, Let us make man, wearing our own image and likeness; let us put him in command of the fishes in the sea, and all that flies through the air, and the cattle, and the whole earth, and all the creeping things that move on earth. (Genesis 1, 26)
