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For those of you who are trying to understand that God created the earth ex nihilo, are you saying there should be a step in between "and God said" and "it was so" in Genesis 1?
I'm trying to understand why someone would ask how God created something ex nihilo (like the earth), but then not accept "and God said" as an answer.
Note: "deest" is Latin for "wanting": lacking in a certain required or necessary quality; lack or be short of something desirable or essential.
So my simple question is:
Are you saying there should be a step in between "and God said" and "it was so"?
I'm trying to understand why someone would ask how God created something ex nihilo (like the earth), but then not accept "and God said" as an answer.
Note: "deest" is Latin for "wanting": lacking in a certain required or necessary quality; lack or be short of something desirable or essential.
So my simple question is:
Are you saying there should be a step in between "and God said" and "it was so"?