I love to read other people’s thoughts on the Bible. Here’s one that is beautifully expressed. ~ Ronald ~

“Once more, the Lord God bent gently over the sculptured clay. For a moment, the face of the Living God and the face carved upon the lifeless clay almost touched. The Lord God breathed. Clay nostrils quivered and flared. The wet clay fleshed, stiffened, stirred, and began quietly breathing. Almost pensively, the Lord stepped back. The newest of His creations turned his head . . . and stared for a brief moment at the panorama of celestial beings gathered about. Then, in the most natural of gestures, the rouge-tinted man sat up . . . turned . . . and serenely faced his Sculptor.

With that, the Lord approached the model. Again, their two faces almost touched, while angels whispered their approval. “Why, why . . . they are almost like . . . brothers.” Of all the innumerable creatures fashioned by His poetic hand, there was but one of whom it could be said, “The Lord God was thinking of Himself when He created this one.”

Gene Edwards: The Divine Romance (Page 134)