In the beginning, God created the universe, filling it with light, life, and purpose. He made Adam and Eve and placed them in the beautiful Garden of Eden. They lived in peace, surrounded by everything they needed, and had a close relationship with God. But when they disobeyed Him, everything changed.
Sin entered the world, and as time passed, things got worse. Cain, driven by jealousy, took his brother’s life, and as generations went by, the world became full of wickedness. But even in the darkness, there was hope. One man, Noah, remained faithful. God warned him about a great flood and told him to build an ark. People mocked him, but he obeyed. When the flood came, only Noah’s family and the animals on the ark were saved.
After the waters receded, God gave humanity a fresh start. But the story of Adam and Eve is more than just history—it’s a lesson about choice, faith, and the consequences of turning away from God.
Now, let’s go back to where it all began—the story of Adam and Eve, the first humans in the Bible.
The Void Before Creation
Long before the universe existed, there was only emptiness—an endless, silent darkness stretching in every direction. There were no stars shining in the sky, no planets floating in space, and no living creatures. Everything was still and formless, like a vast, deep ocean of nothingness.
But within this great emptiness, something powerful and magnificent was present—The Creator. This unseen, all-knowing force, full of wisdom and love, was not bound by time or space. The Creator had a plan, a vision to bring something incredible out of the void. With great purpose, He prepared to bring light where there was only darkness, to shape the formless into something beautiful, and to create a world filled with life.
This was the very beginning of everything—the heavens, the earth, and all that would come to exist.
Bible Verse:
“In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. The earth was without form and void, and darkness was over the face of the deep.” — Genesis 1:1-2