I said, "Divine Law" which does not refer to any creator of existence. Genesis does not either. The story of the creation of heaven and earth, a world above and a world below, ON EARTH, is not about the creation of existence. It is about otherworldly beings bringing knowledge of God to earth trying to help hapless humans learn to differentiate between clean and unclean, right and wrong, good and evil, light and darkness, life and death.When you capitalize Divine and use it to refer to the creator of existence.....
An clue is "the Spirit of God hovered over the waters and said let there be light." There was no water before light.
Didn't you ever read the story? Try to think.
You can do it!
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