The Creation
The Trinity began their creation by creating the universe with the vastness and complexity that their awesome minds can come up with. The endless bounds of space were created with endless galaxies that held countless stars and planets. The Trinity reserved a place in a galaxy and created an amorphous sphere within it. The Spirit of the Trinity hovered over the dark, formless sphere. The Spirit disapproved of the utter darkness, so the Trinity made a great light and placed it in the center of every galaxy to govern the darkness. The Spirit saw that the light was good.
The Trinity was filling in the formless sphere that was reserved. The Trinity separated the light from the darkness. Within the sphere. The Trinity called the light day and the darkness night. As an after thought, time began. The evening came and the morning followed, which made the first day.
The sphere was filled with liquid that the Trinity called water, so they separated the water from the water by making an expanse. They put half the water above the expanse and form the clouds to contain it. The place above the expanse they named "sky." The evening came and the morning followed, which made the second day.
The Trinity gathered the water under the sky into one place and made dry ground appear. The dry ground was called land, and the gathered water was called "sea." And the Spirit saw that it was good. They caused the land to produce vegetation. They made the seed-bearing plants and trees to bear fruit with seed in it according to their various kinds. The Spirit saw that it was good. The evening came and the morning followed, which made the third day.
The Trinity made the sky translucent so the galaxy could show. The stars, planets, and the great light could be seen through the sky. They created the lesser light that reflected from the greater light. The greater light was to govern the day and the lesser light to govern the night. These lights was to serve as signs to mark seasons, days, and years. The Spirit saw that it was good. The evening came and the morning followed, which made the fourth day.
The Trinity made the sea teemed with life. They created birds that fly in the sky above the sea and land. The great creatures of the sea was also created to produce according after their kind. Every winged bird was created to produce according after their kind. The evening came and the morning followed, which made the fifth day.
The Trinity made the creatures of the land: livestock, creatures that move along the ground, and wild animals to produce according to their kind. The Spirit saw that it was good.
Then the Trinity decided amongst themselves to make a creature in their image, and they named this creature "man." Everything was placed in man's hands to rule over them. The Spirit saw that it was very good. The evening came and the morning followed, which made the sixth day.
Finally, the universe and everything in it in all their awesomeness. By the seventh day the Trinity had finished of creating and rested, so they blessed the seventh day and made it holy.
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with the Trinity, and the Word was in the Trinity. Through Him all things were made; without Him nothing was made that has been made.
The Trinity was filling in the formless sphere that was reserved. The Trinity separated the light from the darkness. Within the sphere. The Trinity called the light day and the darkness night. As an after thought, time began. The evening came and the morning followed, which made the first day.
The sphere was filled with liquid that the Trinity called water, so they separated the water from the water by making an expanse. They put half the water above the expanse and form the clouds to contain it. The place above the expanse they named "sky." The evening came and the morning followed, which made the second day.
The Trinity gathered the water under the sky into one place and made dry ground appear. The dry ground was called land, and the gathered water was called "sea." And the Spirit saw that it was good. They caused the land to produce vegetation. They made the seed-bearing plants and trees to bear fruit with seed in it according to their various kinds. The Spirit saw that it was good. The evening came and the morning followed, which made the third day.
The Trinity made the sky translucent so the galaxy could show. The stars, planets, and the great light could be seen through the sky. They created the lesser light that reflected from the greater light. The greater light was to govern the day and the lesser light to govern the night. These lights was to serve as signs to mark seasons, days, and years. The Spirit saw that it was good. The evening came and the morning followed, which made the fourth day.
The Trinity made the sea teemed with life. They created birds that fly in the sky above the sea and land. The great creatures of the sea was also created to produce according after their kind. Every winged bird was created to produce according after their kind. The evening came and the morning followed, which made the fifth day.
The Trinity made the creatures of the land: livestock, creatures that move along the ground, and wild animals to produce according to their kind. The Spirit saw that it was good.
Then the Trinity decided amongst themselves to make a creature in their image, and they named this creature "man." Everything was placed in man's hands to rule over them. The Spirit saw that it was very good. The evening came and the morning followed, which made the sixth day.
Finally, the universe and everything in it in all their awesomeness. By the seventh day the Trinity had finished of creating and rested, so they blessed the seventh day and made it holy.
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with the Trinity, and the Word was in the Trinity. Through Him all things were made; without Him nothing was made that has been made.
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