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在《旧约全书》中,上帝是如何创造世界和人类呢?

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在古犹太教的教义经典《旧约全书》中,描述了上帝用六天时间创造出世界和人类的过程。第一天创造了光,用来分出昼和夜;第二天创造了空气,用来分出天与地;第三天创造了陆地、海洋和各种植物;第四天创造了太阳、月亮和星星,用来分管岁月、节气与时令;第五天创造了水下、陆上生活的各种动物;第六天创造了男人、女人和各种农作物和家畜;第七天上帝累了,就休息了一天,没有在创造什么东西。

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