Creation, God, Heaven, Earth
“In the beginning God created the Heaven and the Earth.”
Our First Definitions
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The Bible provides the structure for the interpretation of reality, but we must create the definitions ourselves. The books containing more than a thousand pages then show whether our created definitions remain viable throughout the entire text.
The construction of the structure begins with: “In the beginning God created the Heaven and the Earth.”
Based on this text, interpreted according to the materialist worldview: the fundamental intelligence that determines everything is called God in the Bible. Creation means the creation of fundamental laws according to which the physical world exists. Based on this, the Earth is the material world, whose existence is made possible by the definitions that have collectively been named Heaven. And in the beginning means the beginning of time, which means that time is present only in the material world and belongs to the material world. Time is, in reality, the speed of change; therefore, it is a concept belonging to the material world.
Creation: Definition.
The creation of fundamental laws, which are constant, unchanging, and unalterable. Therefore, they determine the foundations of the existence of life and the material world.
Genesis 1:1
God: Creative consciousness.
The force that creates the laws of the world, according to which the world exists and takes material form. God is conscious of the world, which thus exists, and also sees all consequences of His laws; He knows the world “from beginning to end.” Therefore, for Him, time does not exist in the way it does for the Human; at all times, He is conscious of every act, action, and change.
Genesis 1:1
Heaven: The world of laws.
The repository of all the laws of the world, where all knowledge can be found in knowable, conscious form.
Genesis 1:1
Earth: The material world.
In the material world, all matter can be found; therefore, it is not the planet called Earth, but every single atom or particle that exists, and every single galaxy that we cannot see even with the best telescope. These materials exist according to the laws of Heaven.
Genesis 1:1
We cannot add time to the Glossary because the Hebrew word simply means beginning, not time. Therefore, we can record only within the definition of God that time is also a process operating according to definitions, which appears in the material world because its operation was defined in Heaven.
We enter these definitions into the Glossary, and later we must interpret them according to these definitions throughout the text.