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The Bible says that God created light on the Earth on the 1st day  (Gen 1:3), but the sun was not created until the 4th day (Gen 1:14-19). How was there light on Earth without the sun?                  Since the Bible does not really explain exactly what the  "light" was in (Gen 1:3), we are left to conjecture. So, let me conjecture .  Because (Gen 1:14-19) makes it clear that the sun (and moon) was not created until  the 4th day, it seems obvious to me that something else created the light.    This seems to be verified by the fact that the Hebrew word "owr" is used to describe  the "light" in (Gen 1:3-5), while the Hebrew word "maowr" (primarily used to  describe a luminous "body") is used to describe the greater or lesser "light" or  two great "lights" of (Gen 1:14-19).    It is my belief that the "light" of (Gen 1:3-5) was God Himself. The Bible says  in Revelation 21 that the &quo

Prayer has been called the lifeline for the Christian. It is our way of communicating with God. God has given us His Word so that we can see what He wants to communicate with us. Prayer is given so that we can have a relationship with Him. The word prayer means to ask, request and even beg. And God invites us to do it. How refreshing. Don’t feel ashamed to go to God and ask Him for what you need (Matthew 7:7, 8). He wants to supply our needs but He wants us to trust in Him for it. If we spend our time asking friends, family and the government to supply our needs and never ask God, then we are not engaged in prayer the way we should be. God has plenty and will take care of His children, but not if they never look to Him for that supply (Matthew 6:25-34). Matthew 6:25-34 King James Version (KJV) 25 Therefore I say unto you, Take no thought for your life, what ye shall eat, or what ye shall drink; nor yet for your body, what ye shall put on. Is not the life more tha