Day Six…Man as God’s Steward | The Institute for Creation Research

Day Six…Man as God’s Steward

At the end of God’s creative activities, He surveyed His work and pronounced it “very good.” Genesis 2 describes how God prepared a special garden in which the man and the woman would begin their stewardship duties. Why did God finish the creation week with a day of rest? What should our relationship with the Owner of all things look like? Discover how the Creator God of the Bible is our source for life and our only means of redemption.

 

Other episodes in this series:

Introduction and Day One—The Tri-Universe

Day Two—The Firmament

Day Three—Land and Seas

Day Three—Plants and "Kinds"

Day Four—Sun, Moon, and Stars

Day Five—Sea Cucumbers to Sea Monsters

Day Five—Soaring Birds to Scary Pterodactyls

Day Six—Cattle, Beasts of the Earth, and Creeping Things

Day Six—Made in God's Image

 

                  
 

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