Here I begin to Reflect on the sixth day of Creation Week, where Creation is climaxed. We look briefly at the animal kingdom and then at humanity. What kind of "dominion" did we originally have? And I note how the evidence for God's Tri-unity continues right here in the first chapter of the Bible. I hope it's a blessing!

Here I Reflect on the fifth day of Creation Week, where the word "create" is used for the first time since the first day. God creates first aquatic, and then avian, life! Does that have any significance for us today? I'm convinced it does.

This one Reflects on the third and fourth day of Creation Week. I consider why the third day is considered the "double blessing day" and its New Testament significance. Then I discuss the 'signs in the heavens" from the fourth day, including why it's said that "the ancient Jew's catechism was his calendar" and how it's been demonically twisted in our own day. Please let me know your thoughts about it!

Here I Reflect on "the waters above the firmament", and their significance. This answered a lot of questions for me, and gave me an answer for skeptics I interacted with. Hope it's a blessing!

Here I Reflect on the creation of "Light" and its spiritual significance. I hope it's a blessing.

Here's where I actually get past Genesis 1:1! Please excuse the reference to a Wednesday night Bible study; that's not happening these days (unless you listen to this on Wednesday night, I guess).

There are many different positions about this passage. This is just mine. Hope it's a blessing!

This one picks up where #4 leaves off, still in Genesis chapter 1. I hope it's a blessing!

Here I start Reflecting on the first chapter of Genesis...and you might get an idea of WHY I keep these as short as I do. This chapter is so loaded, we'll be here a while. I trust these are blessing you half as much as studying up and speaking them blessed me. It forces me to dig a little deeper than I do devotionally, and I'm blessed!

This completes my Reflections on the first Psalm. Do you agree? Disagree? Is there any insight you'd like to add? Visit Reflections Echoes on Facebook and let us know! And thanks!!