Genesis presents two accounts of creation. Genesis 1 situates the creation of man within the larger picture of the creation of the universe. Genesis 2 places the creation of man front and center.

Johnson’s poem is a powerful rendition of the power of Genesis 1, what with all the flinging, spangling, hurling, bulging, spitting, batting, and clapping. Equally potent is the turn to intimacy, to ...

Genesis 2 In Genesis 2, some people think that the story goes on to give more detail about the creation of humans, seen as two individuals, Adam and Eve.

Ellen van Wolde, Separation and Creation in Genesis 1 and Psalm 104, A Continuation of the Discussion of the Verb ברא, Vetus Testamentum, Vol. 67, Fasc. 4 (2017), pp. 611-647 ...

According to Origen Genesis 1-3 is an anthropological key-text. The account of man's creation in Gen. 1,26f deals with the creation of the inner non-material man in the image of God, whereas Gen. 2,7 ...

The creation account described in the Book of Genesis features God “breathing life” into human beings (Genesis 2:7). The word for “breath” in the Old Testament (Hebrew) and the New Testament (Greek) ...