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David and Scott have already decoded the deep symbolism of "darkness," "water," and "wind" in Genesis 1:2. But why was darkness - that is, G-d's hiddenness - created before water, which symbolizes His presence? If G-d's giving, kindness, and mercy are primary, why were they created after the darkness of apparent Divine absence?
By David Nekrutman and Scott KahnDavid and Scott have already decoded the deep symbolism of "darkness," "water," and "wind" in Genesis 1:2. But why was darkness - that is, G-d's hiddenness - created before water, which symbolizes His presence? If G-d's giving, kindness, and mercy are primary, why were they created after the darkness of apparent Divine absence?