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In Job 38 God asks Job where he was when the Don’t poke the bear shirt in addition I really love this foundations of the earth were laid, when the morning stars sang together, and when all the sons of God shouted for joy. The phenomena of the created world displays the greatness and majesty of the Almighty Creator and it highlights the weakness of man. Calling the stars the “Sons of God” and the morning stars of creation in this verse seems to further support the previous interpretation, that heavenly bodies are indeed the luminaries or watchers asigned to watch over the earth and shine their light upon our paths. Here’s an excerpt from the first chapter of the book “The Angels,” by Pascal P. Parente: Pure spirits, the closest image and likeness of the Creator, were the effect of a divine act of creation. A spirit world was produced, at once, in its fullness and in its grandeur. When, at the word of the Almighty, light’s first rays lit up the primeval, shapeless world, still “wrapped in a mist as in swaddling clothes,” a wondrous song, a joyful melody filled the new heavens with never-ending strains. The Lord recalls these primordial times when He asks: “Where wast thou when I laid the foundations of the earth? . . . When the morning stars praised me together, and all the sons of God made joyful melody.” These “sons of God,” living witnesses of the creation of the material universe, were our Angels, the morning stars of creation.

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On the Don’t poke the bear shirt in addition I really love this fifth day, Aluhim filled the seas with fish and other water animals. Into the air above the earth he placed the multitudes of flying creatures of all kinds, colors and sizes, including the large whales, varying types of fish, sharks, mollusks, and even the smallest of organisms, such as plankton. He intended for these animals to be abundant and fruitful (vv. 22–23). YHVH’s command for the waters to teem with the various forms of aquatic life caused the creatures of the sea to “multiply” and “abound” in the earth. Then on the sixth day, Aluhim created all the other animals, large and small, those that walk and those that creep or crawl on the earth. From the dust of the earth they took form in all their multitudes according to their various kinds. Towards the end of the sixth day, Aluhim declares his intention to make creatures to be his image bearers and stewards over creation. He thus fashions a man from the earth and forms a woman out of the man’s rib and they are declared to be made in his tzelem. Aluhim put a divine soul into the body which He made of earth and clay. This was the human being. To the human being Aluhim granted high mental ability that one could think and reach one’s own conclusions. Aluhim also gave the human the power of speech and he made humans superior to all other creatures of the earth, placing all the creatures of the earth and the powers of nature in the control of the human being. Aluhim places the human beings, Adam and Chavah, in a land that is called Eden, at the border of four rivers all flowing from one place, where a misty and lush paradise is set up. The garden of Eden is the archetype of a cosmic Temple, a place where there are stones of fire (Ezekiel 28:14-16), this ultimately ties in with deep symbolism and spiritual conoctations, things such as sacred mountains, multi-dimensional tesseract cubes, Ziggurats and pyramids. Eden is literally the place where heaven and earth meet, a gateway of the gods. Thus Adam and Eve play the role of high priests, by YHVH they are encouraged to procreate and to enjoy the created world fully, but forbidding them to eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.

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