Adam and Eve first people on earth?

[Jesusfollower]

I’ve noticed that some people seem to be focused on everything but Jesus, and it never ends well.

yes, they create a diversion and keep dividing people by starting arguments.

Blessings,

JF

 

[Magenta]

According to the book of Enoch, Noah's 3 sons were black, red, and white. I expect no one to accept this as truth.

I thought it was widely accepted that Noah's three sons were the forefathers of the Asiatic, Black, and Caucasian ethnicities

Ham is called the father of the African people. And Asians came from Japheth's line.

 

[stellpony]

I agree with kenallen, most people have been taught something and when they read the actual story they say that it is the way they were taught not what is written. One interesting thing if you actually read it, the garden was made somewhere, Adam made from the earth and then placed in the garden, why not made in the garden, the garden is not on earth. Just hear me out. Adam lived there and named animals, there was a talking serpent, maybe other animals talked too, eve was not concerned about a talking serpent, it even says God made the serpent the most cunning of the field. Adam and Eve were kicked out of the garden and guards were placed so no one could get in. If there was an entrance to the garden then there had to be a barrier around the rest of it, how did the animals get out if there was only one entrance, the animals he named were not from our earth. It also says that cain killed able and then found his wife. Seth was the third child and it says he had a child, there were only three kids from adam and eve so far. Was there already people on earth, maybe they were not called man so adam was the first man and the other "races" were called something else. I definitely see where he is coming from. I think if most people read the story with no preconceived idea they would see it like that.

 

[Magenta]

One interesting thing if you actually read it, the garden was made somewhere,

It's called planet Earth.

Adam made from the earth and then placed in the garden, why not made in the garden, the garden is not on earth.

Just hear me out. Adam lived there and named animals, there was a talking serpent,

Talking serpent huh? That is a preconceived idea. Communication does not have to be aloud.

If there was an entrance to the garden then there had to be a barrier around
the rest of it, how did the animals get out if there was only one entrance,

The same way they got in.

the animals he named were not from our earth.

It also says that cain killed able and then found his wife. Seth was the third child
and it says he had a child, there were only three kids from adam and eve so far.

Adam and Eve had other sons and daughters. No time line is given as to when Cain married.
Nowhere does the text say anything about Cain "finding a wife." Don't tell me you are one of
those people who assumes that since Cain's wife conceived in Nod, that she had to have been
there before Cain arrived. Or that Cain married her there. Those are very popular preconceived ideas!

I think if most people read the story with no preconceived idea they would see it like that.

You have a lot of preconceived ideas.

 

[stellpony]

Hi Magenta,

You say , as I have heard several people comment that the serpent never talked to Eve, it was her thoughts or some others thoughts but if you read it , it says the serpent spoke to Eve and Eve spoke to the serpent the same way God spoke to Eve, how can someone reading that come to the conclusion that it was not spoken out loud, and also if the serpent spoke why don't serpents or animlas speak today, just wondering. If you just read it it's clear the animal spoke to her and it is also clear that Satan had nothing to do with tempting Eve, as it is taught by many for years that Satan cuased Eve to sin by tempting her.

In regards to Cain, it reads that he left after killing abel and lived in Nod and had a child with his wife, I didn't say she was from Nod but he got her between leaving and that time. Then it reads next chapter, Adam and Eve had Seth which was the replacement for Abel, if they had alot of other children why would it be noted that this one was the replacement for Abel if they had many other boys before this. As it reads they had three children up to this point, and Seth immediately has a child. If you read that story , no preconceived idea you would wonder where the wives came from.

It just gives some things to think about, there is so much proof today of people living over 25,000 years ago in what appears organized cities or structures. How do we as christians explain this if you say literally the earth is only 10 to 12,000 years old if we go by Genesis chronology. I get that as little as 100 years ago we did not have this info so a belief that the earth could be 10,000 years old would be believable, bu there is just too much real evidence of the earth being old and people around way before the bible says so. Do we just continue to say , God said it so it is true, or do we understand the bible with new information and realize there may be a different way of looking at it. You know in the 1400's christians believed that you could buy a pass that they could sin in the future and they would be forgiven, they were told it was in the bible so they believed it, we would laugh today saying how could they believe that, we have more information today and know that not to be true.

There are things in there that have not been discovered so we don't need to be closed minded to all ideas always, no one is trying to say the bible is null and void, I just read it and try to see it for what is there, no preconceived idea just the written word.

 

[Magenta]

Hi Magenta,

You say , as I have heard several people comment that the serpent never talked to Eve, it was her thoughts or some others thoughts but if you read it , it says the serpent spoke to Eve and Eve spoke to the serpent the same way God spoke to Eve, how can someone reading that come to the conclusion that it was not spoken out loud, and also if the serpent spoke why don't serpents or animlas speak today, just wondering. If you just read it it's clear the animal spoke to her and it is also clear that Satan had nothing to do with tempting Eve, as it is taught by many for years that Satan cuased Eve to sin by tempting her.

You said I said something I did not. Are you incapable of giving up your preconceived ideas? It seems not.

What part of "communication does not have to be aloud" do you not understand?

I said NOTHING to the effect of: the serpent never talked to Eve.

For all your claims of desiring others think outside of the box, you seem incapable of it yourself.

In regards to Cain, it reads that he left after killing abel and lived in Nod and had a child with his wife, I didn't say she was from Nod but he got her between leaving and that time. Then it reads next chapter, Adam and Eve had Seth which was the replacement for Abel, if they had alot of other children why would it be noted that this one was the replacement for Abel if they had many other boys before this. As it reads they had three children up to this point, and Seth immediately has a child. If you read that story , no preconceived idea you would wonder where the wives came from.

Another preconceived idea: events are given in a sequential timeline.

 

[stellpony]

I like how Magenta says I have preconceived ideas about what i am posting as I can say I have come up with my thoughts after reading the passages , on my own , not reading someone elses book or writings about their ideas and then repeating them. Most christians today are just repeating what they have heard or been taught. After being in the church for over 25 years I have realized to read the bible and come up with my own thoughts just from what I have read.

Just another Adam and Eve thought, in the first chapter God creates man and woman and tells them to be fruitful and multiply, God then makes "man" in the second chapter by himself, no one else, then makes woman for man, Eve could not have a baby in the garden, when she "sins" God curses her with the" pain of childbirth", I have heard teaching that she now has "pain" of childbirth as she did not have pain before but if you look at it she did not have children in the garden and could not. So if both creation stories are of the same story, why does God not tell them to be fruitful and multiply in the garden, he does not even tell them that when they are kicked out, he curses eve, not a blessing saying be fruitful and multiply.
Another thought reading the two chapters, in the first chapter , time is very precise and kept up with, as God is a God of order, interesting thing is when he makes Adam, in the garden do you notice there is no time specified during the garden, but when Adam leaves the garden we all of a sudden get a timeline of his lifespan and geneology. Is it because time in the garden was different than time on earth.

Also If the garden was on earth then where is it today,I have heard that, well, God put angels there and we just cannot see it, I do not see that as the way God seems to work this earthly world, but why is it hard to believe that the garden could exist somewhere else , like heaven exists somewhere else.

 

[A-Sword-Cometh]

I like how Magenta says I have preconceived ideas about what i am posting as I can say I have come up with my thoughts after reading the passages , on my own , not reading someone elses book or writings about their ideas and then repeating them. Most christians today are just repeating what they have heard or been taught. After being in the church for over 25 years I have realized to read the bible and come up with my own thoughts just from what I have read.

Just another Adam and Eve thought, in the first chapter God creates man and woman and tells them to be fruitful and multiply, God then makes "man" in the second chapter by himself, no one else, then makes woman for man, Eve could not have a baby in the garden, when she "sins" God curses her with the" pain of childbirth", I have heard teaching that she now has "pain" of childbirth as she did not have pain before but if you look at it she did not have children in the garden and could not. So if both creation stories are of the same story, why does God not tell them to be fruitful and multiply in the garden, he does not even tell them that when they are kicked out, he curses eve, not a blessing saying be fruitful and multiply.
Another thought reading the two chapters, in the first chapter , time is very precise and kept up with, as God is a God of order, interesting thing is when he makes Adam, in the garden do you notice there is no time specified during the garden, but when Adam leaves the garden we all of a sudden get a timeline of his lifespan and geneology. Is it because time in the garden was different than time on earth.

Also If the garden was on earth then where is it today,I have heard that, well, God put angels there and we just cannot see it, I do not see that as the way God seems to work this earthly world, but why is it hard to believe that the garden could exist somewhere else , like heaven exists somewhere else.

The world that existed back then was destroyed by the flood, that is why you can't find the Garden.

As for Eve, she could have had children before the Fall, but she just merely didn't. Granted man and woman really didn't choose to fall, they had to be tricked into it.

 

[Magenta]

I like how Magenta says I have preconceived ideas

You are welcome

about what i am posting as I can say I have come up with my thoughts after reading the passages ,
on my own , not reading someone elses book or writings about their ideas and then repeating them.

Funny. You have repeated what others have said right here on this board.

Most christians today are just repeating what they have heard or been taught.

Looks like another preconceived idea! Not to mention being a logical fallacy. It could even be patently false.

Just another Adam and Eve thought, in the first chapter God creates man and woman and tells them to be fruitful and multiply, God then makes "man" in the second chapter by himself, no one else, then makes woman for man, Eve could not have a baby in the garden, when she "sins" God curses her with the" pain of childbirth", I have heard teaching that she now has "pain" of childbirth as she did not have pain before but if you look at it she did not have children in the garden and could not. So if both creation stories are of the same story, why does God not tell them to be fruitful and multiply in the garden, he does not even tell them that when they are kicked out, he curses eve, not a blessing saying be fruitful and multiply.

God does tell Adam and Eve while in the garden to be fruitful and multiply.

Genesis 1:28
God blessed them and said to them, “Be fruitful and multiply, and fill the earth and subdue it; rule
over the fish of the sea and the birds of the air and every creature that crawls upon the earth.”

 

[stellpony]

Genesis 1:28 is from the first creation story, nowhere in that story are adam and eve mentioned any where, they do not get mentioned until the 2nd chapter, That is what the original author of this post was referring too. So I do believe that God never spoke to adam and eve and told them to multiply, all conversation with adam and eve was in the 2nd chapter.

The title for this thread is about adam and eve not being the first people on earth, that is what I believe he is eluding to, that God made man and woman in the first chapter and they were not adam and eve.

 

[Dino246]

Just another Adam and Eve thought, in the first chapter God creates man and woman and tells them to be fruitful and multiply, God then makes "man" in the second chapter by himself, no one else, then makes woman for man, Eve could not have a baby in the garden, when she "sins" God curses her with the" pain of childbirth", I have heard teaching that she now has "pain" of childbirth as she did not have pain before but if you look at it she did not have children in the garden and could not.

Where does the text say (or even imply) that Eve could not have children while in the garden of Eden?

How do you get "God curses her with the 'pain of childbirth'"?

So if both creation stories are of the same story, why does God not tell them to be fruitful and multiply in the garden, he does not even tell them that when they are kicked out, he curses eve, not a blessing saying be fruitful and multiply.

Where does the text say that God "cursed" Eve at all? Read the text carefully.

Another thought reading the two chapters, in the first chapter , time is very precise and kept up with, as God is a God of order, interesting thing is when he makes Adam, in the garden do you notice there is no time specified during the garden, but when Adam leaves the garden we all of a sudden get a timeline of his lifespan and geneology. Is it because time in the garden was different than time on earth.

That's possible, but there is nothing in the text that suggests a change in how time operates or affects the rest of the physical creation. Further, time is just as specific outside of Eden, though we don't see that in Genesis 2, it is clear from many passages elsewhere in Scripture.

Also If the garden was on earth then where is it today,

Genesis chapters 6-9 speak to that. The entire surface of Earth was destroyed by the flood.

 

[Dino246]

Genesis 1:28 is from the first creation story, nowhere in that story are adam and eve mentioned any where, they do not get mentioned until the 2nd chapter, That is what the original author of this post was referring too. So I do believe that God never spoke to adam and eve and told them to multiply, all conversation with adam and eve was in the 2nd chapter.

The title for this thread is about adam and eve not being the first people on earth, that is what I believe he is eluding to, that God made man and woman in the first chapter and they were not adam and eve.

The word is "alluding", and the OP is wrong.

 

[A-Sword-Cometh]

I thought it was widely accepted that Noah's three sons were the forefathers of the Asiatic, Black, and Caucasian ethnicities

Ham is called the father of the African people. And Asians came from Japheth's line.

Europeans come from the line of Japheth. Asiatics come from the line of Shem.

 

[Magenta]

Europeans come from the line of Japheth. Asiatics come from the line of Shem.

Thank you for the correction!

 

[XavierJesusLovesIndia]

@Thread Title: Yes, they were. That's where original sin, and death itself, comes from. "Wherefore as by one man sin entered into this world, and by sin death; and so death passed upon all men, in whom all have sinned." (Rom 5:12, DRB). God Bless.

 

[stellpony]

did anyone address the different accounts for the creation. God made plants then animals then man and woman on the 6th day in the first chapter, in the second he makes man in one place then puts him in the garden then makes the animals and brings them to him then makes woman. The timeline is different in both chapters, I have heard some say they are two accounts of the same thing but it is clearly done differently, I do not see how you could read that and think it is the same story as they happen differently.

 

[Mem]

did anyone address the different accounts for the creation. God made plants then animals then man and woman on the 6th day in the first chapter, in the second he makes man in one place then puts him in the garden then makes the animals and brings them to him then makes woman. The timeline is different in both chapters, I have heard some say they are two accounts of the same thing but it is clearly done differently, I do not see how you could read that and think it is the same story as they happen differently.

In the Genesis 2 account, verse 4 says, "This is the account of the heavens and earth when they were created, in the day that the Lord God made them." This is interesting considering it follows Genesis 1's 6 day account and begins the chapter with the seventh day rest. My initial thought when reviewing these two chapters was that the creation of 'man' wasn't complete at the forming of Adam, and he is only a part of 'God's image,' see: 'let us make man in Our image,' and "male and female created He them.'
Notice v. 5: "no shrub had yet appeared nor any plant sprouted..." and even so, seed-bearing plants were created in the third day.
Sea creature and birds were created on the fifth day and beasts of the earth, livestock, and land crawlers were created on the sixth day, along with man.
It's possible that Genesis 1 is a narrative of the grouping that Genesis2's preciseness makes more difficult to categorize, if 'man's' creation indeed cannot be counted as 'finished' (and therefore 'good', or 'very good') until Eve's formation, even though all the other creatures are created and brought to Adam before that.

 

[CS1]

Where Adam and Eve the first people God Created?​

The short answer is no. Before you call me crazy lets go to the bible and see what Gods word says.

Let's pick it up in the 6th day of creation.



Genesis 1.

26And God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth. 27So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him; male and female created he them. 28And God blessed them, and God said unto them, Be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth, and subdue it: and have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over every living thing that moveth upon the earth. 29And God said, Behold, I have given you every herb bearing seed, which is upon the face of all the earth, and every tree, in the which is the fruit of a tree yielding seed; to you it shall be for meat. 30And to every beast of the earth, and to every fowl of the air, and to every thing that creepeth upon the earth, wherein there is life, I have given every green herb for meat: and it was so. 31And God saw every thing that he had made, and, behold, it was very good. And the evening and the morning were the sixth day.



Verse 26. God said “Let us make man in our image, after our image” That would in His image as well as the angles. Let them have dominion over the fish of the sea “fisherman” over the fowl of the air, cattle, ranchers, herdsman, and every creeping thing on the earth hunters

Verse 27. God created both men and woman at the same time.

Verse 28. God blessed them and said unto them “plural, more than one”

Verse 29. God sets up some people to gather fruit, seeds and herbs,

Verse 30. All the animals shell eat off the land.

Verse 31. God looked at everything that He had made and He said it was good; very good.



Genesis 2.

1Thus the heavens and the earth were finished, and all the host of them.2And 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. 3And God blessed the seventh day, and sanctified it: because that in it he had rested from all his work which God created and made.



The 7th day God rested from all His work. God blessed the 7th day



4These are the generations “family history” of the heavens and of the earth when they were created, in the day that the LORD God made the earth and the heavens, 5And every plant of the field before it was in the earth, and every herb of the field before it grew: for the LORD God had not caused it to rain upon the earth, and there was not a man to till the ground. 6But there went up a mist from the earth, and watered the whole face of the ground. 7And the LORD God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul.



Verse 4This is the time line for every thing that has been created up to this time.

Verse 5 Notice in this verse every plant of the field. There were no farm plants, no corn, no wheat . . . AND there was NO MAN: “ what about all the men and woman God just created on day 6 before He rested on day 7?” This is a different man to till the ground. To cultivate the ground, to farm the ground, to be the farmer. Different from the fishermen, hunters, gathers.

Verse 6. God brings a mist a dew, a watering of the ground so that everything can grow. With the mud that was created by this God does something with it and in verse 7 we will find out what that is.

Verse 7. And the LORD GOD formed man “The man Adam” The man that God would use to bring His people Israel into the world. Stop right here and go back to the end of day 6. What id God say about those men and woman “ They were good very good. God is not a raciest, God loves all His children. Remember the Song Jesus loves all the children of the world red and yellow, black and white they are precious in His sight.” The people that His son would be born into. He breathed into his nostrils the breath of life and man became a living soul. Did He give the people created on the 6th day a soul yes He did. He gave them a human soul a soul libel to die. Adam had the chance to live in the garden for ever, but different study for a different time.

I am not going to copy off the rest of chapter two we will just highlight it.

Verses 8-14 God creates the Garden of Eden for Adam.



Verses 15&16 God puts Adam into the garden to keep it. To be the gardener the farmer of the garden. God does tell Adam there is one tree the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. Different time Different study is it really a tree.



Strong's Concordance

of the knowledge: Strong's Hebrew 1847: 1) knowledge 1a) knowledge, perception, skill 1b) discernment, understanding, wisdom



Verses 17-20 God brings the animals of the garden for Adam to name and see if any will make a good mate for him.



Verses 20-24. God takes a part of Adam and makes him a mate Woman Eve. How long has it been sense God created the men and women of the 6th day. Why were the women of the 6th day not brought to Adam for a wife? Just as Adam was to be the male line for His people God also knew that Eve would be the womb of his people.

Let me ask a question that I have asked before. Why did God make multiple men and women on day 6? We know where the Israelite came from Adam and Eve. That does not answer the question about all the races. This is why He created the men and women of the 6th day.

If you want to believe that all people came from Adam and Eve you have to believe in a form of evolution. There is no way that 2 people of the same race and have a baby of a third race. Just cannot happen. That is as realistic as a man being a berthing person.

there is a big problem with your opinion. and it is in Genesis chapter one:Verse 1

1 In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. 2 The earth was without form, and void; and darkness

This verse tells us God was and is always and HE took what was without and spoke man & women into existence. The very name Given to Eve speaks against your understanding. The Gap theory is just that.

 

[The_Watchers_2017]

Where Adam and Eve the first people God Created?​

The short answer is no. Before you call me crazy lets go to the bible and see what Gods word says.

Let's pick it up in the 6th day of creation.



Genesis 1.

26And God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth. 27So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him; male and female created he them. 28And God blessed them, and God said unto them, Be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth, and subdue it: and have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over every living thing that moveth upon the earth. 29And God said, Behold, I have given you every herb bearing seed, which is upon the face of all the earth, and every tree, in the which is the fruit of a tree yielding seed; to you it shall be for meat. 30And to every beast of the earth, and to every fowl of the air, and to every thing that creepeth upon the earth, wherein there is life, I have given every green herb for meat: and it was so. 31And God saw every thing that he had made, and, behold, it was very good. And the evening and the morning were the sixth day.



Verse 26. God said “Let us make man in our image, after our image” That would in His image as well as the angles. Let them have dominion over the fish of the sea “fisherman” over the fowl of the air, cattle, ranchers, herdsman, and every creeping thing on the earth hunters

Verse 27. God created both men and woman at the same time.

Verse 28. God blessed them and said unto them “plural, more than one”

Verse 29. God sets up some people to gather fruit, seeds and herbs,

Verse 30. All the animals shell eat off the land.

Verse 31. God looked at everything that He had made and He said it was good; very good.



Genesis 2.

1Thus the heavens and the earth were finished, and all the host of them.2And 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. 3And God blessed the seventh day, and sanctified it: because that in it he had rested from all his work which God created and made.



The 7th day God rested from all His work. God blessed the 7th day



4These are the generations “family history” of the heavens and of the earth when they were created, in the day that the LORD God made the earth and the heavens, 5And every plant of the field before it was in the earth, and every herb of the field before it grew: for the LORD God had not caused it to rain upon the earth, and there was not a man to till the ground. 6But there went up a mist from the earth, and watered the whole face of the ground. 7And the LORD God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul.



Verse 4This is the time line for every thing that has been created up to this time.

Verse 5 Notice in this verse every plant of the field. There were no farm plants, no corn, no wheat . . . AND there was NO MAN: “ what about all the men and woman God just created on day 6 before He rested on day 7?” This is a different man to till the ground. To cultivate the ground, to farm the ground, to be the farmer. Different from the fishermen, hunters, gathers.

Verse 6. God brings a mist a dew, a watering of the ground so that everything can grow. With the mud that was created by this God does something with it and in verse 7 we will find out what that is.

Verse 7. And the LORD GOD formed man “The man Adam” The man that God would use to bring His people Israel into the world. Stop right here and go back to the end of day 6. What id God say about those men and woman “ They were good very good. God is not a raciest, God loves all His children. Remember the Song Jesus loves all the children of the world red and yellow, black and white they are precious in His sight.” The people that His son would be born into. He breathed into his nostrils the breath of life and man became a living soul. Did He give the people created on the 6th day a soul yes He did. He gave them a human soul a soul libel to die. Adam had the chance to live in the garden for ever, but different study for a different time.

I am not going to copy off the rest of chapter two we will just highlight it.

Verses 8-14 God creates the Garden of Eden for Adam.



Verses 15&16 God puts Adam into the garden to keep it. To be the gardener the farmer of the garden. God does tell Adam there is one tree the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. Different time Different study is it really a tree.



Strong's Concordance

of the knowledge: Strong's Hebrew 1847: 1) knowledge 1a) knowledge, perception, skill 1b) discernment, understanding, wisdom



Verses 17-20 God brings the animals of the garden for Adam to name and see if any will make a good mate for him.



Verses 20-24. God takes a part of Adam and makes him a mate Woman Eve. How long has it been sense God created the men and women of the 6th day. Why were the women of the 6th day not brought to Adam for a wife? Just as Adam was to be the male line for His people God also knew that Eve would be the womb of his people.

Let me ask a question that I have asked before. Why did God make multiple men and women on day 6? We know where the Israelite came from Adam and Eve. That does not answer the question about all the races. This is why He created the men and women of the 6th day.

If you want to believe that all people came from Adam and Eve you have to believe in a form of evolution. There is no way that 2 people of the same race and have a baby of a third race. Just cannot happen. That is as realistic as a man being a berthing person.

so you are saying Genesis 1:26 is about someone other than Adam and Genesis 2:7 is about Adam?

what are your thoughts about Genesis 4:1 when Eve said, “I produced a man with ADONAI”? do you think Eve was producing daughters before this and when she finally had a son she made such an expression?

 

[PennEd]

did anyone address the different accounts for the creation. God made plants then animals then man and woman on the 6th day in the first chapter, in the second he makes man in one place then puts him in the garden then makes the animals and brings them to him then makes woman. The timeline is different in both chapters, I have heard some say they are two accounts of the same thing but it is clearly done differently, I do not see how you could read that and think it is the same story as they happen differently.

There weren't 2 creations.
Genesis 1 to Genesis 2:3 is a synopsis of Creation. You'll note that Genesis 2:4 starts with this:
4 This is the history of the heavens and the earth when they were created, in the day that the Lord God made the earth and the heavens,

Moses then goes on to give more detail of God's most important aspect of Creation. Human Beings.