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The Creation and Its Relation to God’s Covenants
The creation narrative in Genesis was not written to provide a how-to manual for how the earth was created. The creation narrative instead serves as a backdrop to the covenant that we are expected to keep. The major covenant that forms the bedrock of the Old Testament is God’s covenant with His peop
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