what is the fist question in the bible?

Question

concerning the creation to understand why the son is th first is to ask the question is there (something or nothing) in the beginning? then how did something say anything or do anything before words to command nothing to be some thing? so how can god be nothing if some thing created something like the the universe?

waves vibes motion,something stirs the voice to heaven =lift and the ear-th to hear ,and ,if thou begin a thou-ght,to-whu have ab oh, u ?or to whu have a boh ,u?of corse there was something but also can you have a child without creating it ?duh, just provideing facts for those that dont understand

of course( something and nothing grew) and it sang and the song of the spirit of god created order again,and said beresh-i-the ad-of-i

or be-re-****-he ,{in the begining exhisted god amighties name}=it began ,as _i _thought it did hae = heaven and earth voice was heaven'd ear-th hearith but emptyand void was the earth!deep in thought alone the spirit moved upon the face,of the waters ,cried croed and cre*ated cuz life was and it is dearly missed when theres nothing but you left all alone

Answer 1

Berashith bera alhim ath Hashamim vath Aretz...ve Aretz "Tohu Bohu"...this is Anglicized Hebrew obcourse(please pardon that I do not have a Hebrew font)...Translation:In the beginning created Alhim(Elohim) the heavens and the Earth...and the Earth was "tohu bohu"...most interesting this "tohu bohu"...as it is a Chaldean phrase...that we translate as "without shape and form"...yet very mysterious...and this phrase is never again repeated in the Torah (the Hebrew original of the Old Testament)...Not the degenerated form translated to Greek then English Guttenburg St.James editions...that so many feel they "possess" when they have never even begun contemplating "The Beauty of the Word"

Of interest also...Elohim(or Alhim)...The same that Christ called on the cross as "Eloh"....the "him" suffix implies both the feminine and a plural host...

The "tohu bohu" formless void has some paralels in the Sanskrit "chit sat tat"...suchness thatness more or less...

As it seems to me,you are contemplating very core matters,that I hope you find as rewarding as I have...Even Jesus' parables were packed full of layers of contemplation more accessible by the Hebrew alphabet he revered...Gimel for example...the Hebrew "G"...translates as "camel"...and I have seen many wealthy men threading the eyes of needles by this path..

Answer 2

The answers that you seek will not be found in any detail within Scripture. When the book of Genesis begins, there already is Something there, that is , the tohuvabohu, the original watery chaos material that the earth is created from by God who organizes it. Beyond that, how the universe came into being is not addressed scientifically --for that explanation you need to look to astrophysics and related disciplines.

It may be helpful to remember that the Bible is a literary work known as Sacred Text. Sacred texts provide us with one way of engaging the world that is separate and distinct from what science can inform us on non-religious understandings of the universe.

Answer 3

The universe (and "life") has always existed and was not created.

The bible is a book of mythology.

Answer 4

Where'd I leave that thing lying around???
Just kidding, we should alway's be aware of where our BIBLE's are, like now, to answer this question???

Answer 5

Yeah-hath God said.........

Answer 6

'Do you really believe this shite... sucker?'

Answer 7

My first biblical question is "WTF".