On the first day, God separated the light from the darkness, and described it as "the day" and "night" respectively. On the second day, God created the heaven known as the sky (sky), and put water above and below the sky. The third day included the creation of the earth and vegetation. God put the land in the middle of the water is less and it is called "Earth". He called the water "seas." God created all the trees and plants according to their own kind and make them carry their own seeds. On the fourth day, God made the sun, moon and stars. On the fifth day, God filled the ocean with sea animals and the sky with the birds. On the sixth day God created the wild animals and then a man in his own image. The second chapter of Genesis explains that God let Adam, the first man, the names assigned to every other creature. On the seventh day God rested
