CREATION AND THE CONSEQUENCE OF SATAN'S FALL
An exposition of the contoversial "Gap Theory" as found in Genesis 1:1 and Genesis 1:2
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"Time did not start on the first day of creation week, the very first verse in Gen 1:1 says "In the beginning...."
The word beginning denotes time; you cant have a beginning in eternity and so after "In the beginning" we read in Gen 1:2 that the earth "Was (became) without form and void..."
If the earth was without form and void, it came to be that way after the "beginning"
And so the question might be asked "why", if God created Heaven and Earth, why was it without form and void and remember the Hebrew word for "was" can as easily be translated "became", and so when God created Heaven and Earth, we can assume that this act of creation was perfect and not "without form and void"
We know from subsequent works of creation in the creation week that all things God created were "Behold they were very good". Why then do we have this apparent imperfection right after the creation of Heave and Earth and AFTER the "beginning?"
There can be only one reason, THE CONSEQUENCE OF SATAN'S SIN"
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The Gap Theory shows evidence of the dinosaurs becoming extinct as the result of Satan’s fall and explores the origin of demons as being disembodied spirits of a pre-Adamic race, who were judged by God, as the result of Satan’s sin.
Why was man commissioned by God in Genesis 1:28 to “replenish” the earth? Why did God use that word? Could this be a reference to a pre-Adamic race that was created in Genesis 1:1 and destroyed in Genesis 1:2 due to Satan’s fall, and which the human was to “replace” or “replenish”?
Read where angels that sinned left their heavenly habitation and came down to earth to procreate with humans and whose children were called “Mighty men, which were of old, men of renown,” offspring that are the source of all the ancient secular myths that claim the “gods” came down to earth and married human women.
About the Author
I attended North Eastern Bible College in the 1970s. I have been a student of Bible doctrine for more than forty years.
I have a passion for the philosophical and the deep things of God, and I am not afraid to tackle controversial subjects which need to be dealt with.
I live in central California and have been a Christian for forty years. I received Christ in the spring of 1972 and have enjoyed my journey with the Lord. I love to share Christ with those whom the Lord has brought into my life and want to share what the Lord has taught me over the years in a format like a book.