Name : Eunice Mae Tumanda DATE : September 9, 2021

Course : 1 – BSCE

1.) What were created starting from day 1-7?

▪︎The seven days of creation :
 The first day – light was created
 The second day – the sky was created
 The third day – dry land, seas, plants and trees were created
 The fourth day – the Sun, Moon and Stars were created
 The fifth day – creatures that live in the sea and creatures that fly were
created
 The sixth day – animals that live on the land and finally humans, made in
the image of God were created.
 The seventh day – God finished his work of creation and rested, making
the seventh day a special holy day.

2.) Why is man different from the rest of God’s creation?

In Genesis 1, God created by speaking the physical world into existence.

However, in Genesis 2 we find God humanity through a very different means:
breath. The term breath in Hebrew can also be translated Spirit. God does not
merely speak humanity into existence, but actually forms the human and
breathes life into his nostrils. God, with great intentionality, acts. God breathes
God’s spirit into humanity in a way that separates us from animals and God’s
other creation, which God speaks into existence.
God’s unique role for humanity also sets us apart from the rest of creation.
God gave humanity a role in God’s creation. We are the caretakers of God’s
world. According to Psalm 8:3-9, God placed humanity slightly lower than God’s
self in the created world. Another way in which humanity is unique among God’s
creation is that God determined humans had the need for relationship (Genesis
2:18-22). God in God’s self is relational being. God exist as the Trinity – Father,
Son, and Holy Spirit. God created humanity in God’s image, therefore God
created humanity as relational beings as God is relational. Humanity was created
first to relate to God and secondly to relate to one another.

3.) How should man show his responsibilities as steward of God’s creation?

Great stewardship expects regard for how creation was intended to

function. God order to Adam in Genesis 2:15 to work the nursery and care for it
preceded the fall.
 Our necessity to really focus on creation isn’t a consequence of
transgression. God realized that utilizing creation – working the land –
additionally necessities that we care for the creation. Developing vegetables and
yield, for instance, removes supplements from soil. To save soil’s capacity to
create, we should deal with the dirt and put supplements back. The exercise are
indivisible.
Assuming we need creation to support us, we need to really focus on
creation. Assuming we need creation to take care of us, we need to steward
creation fittingly. Great stewardship is mindful of the proprietor and the
proprietor’s goals. By definition, stewardship of God’s creation should be mindful
of the things that are near the core of God: the vagrant, the widow, the helpless
and mistreated. God’s stewards of the earth should carefully guarantee it bears
sufficient natural product for all to eat, clean air for all to inhale, pure water for all
to drink, and so on, for momentum and people in the future.
Greed, be it individual or group, is in opposition to God’s will and the
request for creation. Creation’s assets should be shared, utilized and created as
per equity and good cause. This is an issue of preventing the injustice of storing
assets or treating our air, land and water as dumps where we can discard
squander without result or responsibility. The Scriptures are clear: God remains
with the people who are persecuted, with the helpless, the vagrants and widows
(Ps. 9, Jas. 1:27). As Christians, our stewardship should develop the earth with
the expectation that everything humankind can appreciate the benefit creation’s
abundance.