1.  The creation stories in Genesis are a homiletic type of literature. They are not two creation stories. All preachers recognize (or should) a homiletic sermon by its style. First, we use the broad introduction as to what we are going to speak about today in very general terms. Then, we go back and delve into the details (chapter two). (A complete explanation here)

2.  The tablet theory best explains who wrote the book of Genesis. Each generation kept up with the stories and those stories were passed down to Moses. Who Wrote Genesis?

3.  The Mik-veh in the Old Testament represents a New Birth and purification. The idea of purification with water starts in the very beginning. (Examine the Mik-vek as related to Baptism "HERE")

4.  In Genesis chapter two God is called YHWH.   (Read here about the sacred names)

5.  The Godhead is found in v.1 the Father, v.2 the Spirit and v.3 the Son or The Light.

6.  Land Dinosaurs were made on day 6. (Dinosaurs in the Bible)

7.  Humans were vegetarians until after the great deluge. (Genesis 9: 2-3) After the great flood permission is given to eat meat.