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Adam is the first human to speak in the Bible and he doesn't speak until the second chapter of Genesis.
Have you ever thought about the first words spoken by a human in the Bible? God is the first being to speak in the entire Bible, saying with authority and power, “Let there be light” (Genesis 1:3).
However, humans don’t come on the scene until the sixth day of creation. Adam is the first human to be created, but his first words aren’t recorded until Eve is created.
Then when Adam sees Eve, he speaks the first words of a human recorded in the Bible.
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Have you ever thought about the first words spoken by a human in the Bible? God is the first being to speak in the entire Bible, saying with authority and power, “Let there be light” (Genesis 1:3).
However, humans don’t come on the scene until the sixth day of creation. Adam is the first human to be created, but his first words aren’t recorded until Eve is created.
Then when Adam sees Eve, he speaks the first words of a human recorded in the Bible.
St. John Paul II reflects on these words in a general audience in 1979, seeing in them Adam’s first expression of joy.
Continued below.
These are the first words spoken by a human in the Bible
Adam is the first human to speak in the Bible and he doesn't speak until the second chapter of Genesis. God's first words are, "Let there be light."
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