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Yes that’s because He had a plan to finish and was not lazy unlike humans who leave just after one inconvenience😊

My friend you have asked a great question and I would like to answer. This has to be understood only from the theological perspective. Understanding that God created a supernatural light source on the first day that was distinct from the sun. This light could be seen as an uncreated, divine light directly emanating from God’s presence. It was not tied to physical creation (like the sun, moon, and stars), that served to separate day, night and seasons for growth and life. The light created on the first day is seen as a manifestation of God’s presence and glory, which is separate from the later physical creation of the sun. This interpretation aligns with the understanding that God's presence brings light into the world, both physically and spiritually. John 1:5, John 8:12 says God is light... Jesus light... finally, if we read in Revelation 21:23 - It says , "The city does not need the sun or the moon to shine on it, for the glory of God gives it light, and the Lamb is its lamp." I hope this helps. God bless.

7 days of creation follow track : This allegorical reading of the seven days of creation is not universal, but it has been used to reflect on the relationship between divine creation and the unfolding of human history. This specific idea that the Seven Days of Creation correspond to stages in human history has largely evolved over the last several centuries, influenced by a combination of Jewish mystical traditions, Christian theological reflection, and philosophical developments. It became more prominent with the rise of historicism and symbolic readings of scripturein the 19th and 20th centuries, reflecting an ongoing search to find deeper meanings in biblical narratives. This historicism mostly adopted by 'the Protestants' and 'Seventh Day Adventist'

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