and there was light.” Darkness is temporary until we overcome the challenge and discover the light that God created beyond and after the light. Darkness, too, is a creation of God ...

God originated light when he spoke and said, “Let there be light” in Genesis 1:3. He did that because He knew that the world ...

The conclusion is that both are true in different ways. “God formed light and created darkness.” The ninth plague in Egypt, darkness, started as a lack of light and ended with “the substance ...

“and light shines in darkness, and darkness could not overpower it.” Skipping over vast stretches of time to distill the story of creation, John reveals that Jesus, who is God, who created all ...

Likewise, the Lamb of God introduces a relationship that must be experienced if Jesus’ divine presence is to bring about change. The people who sit in darkness have seen a great light ...

The outcome not only demonstrates how the interior was lit but also shows how light ... made the statue of Athena, bedecked in her golden attire, appear as though she were emerging from the darkness.

The experience of darkness as a disorienting reality, full of the unknown, seems to be imprinted deeply on each of our souls. In Genesis 1, God separated light from darkness. This was a purposeful ...

These are God’s first words to us in the Book of Genesis, the opening book of the Bible: “Let there be light!” as He gazed upon the darkness and commenced the sacred enterprise of His ...

I believe it because I believe that God raised Jesus from the dead." The Gospel of John introduces the meaning and message of Jesus with the words, "The light shines in the darkness and the ...

It goes on to describe how, over a period of six days, God created light and darkness, water and sky, dry land and plants, the Sun, Moon and stars, creatures that live in the sea and creatures ...

We can look to the story of the Israelites for an example. Their time wandering in the darkness of the desert made the light of God’s faithful promises shine even brighter: “The people who ...