Then God said, "Let there be light"; and there was light.
My first question after reading this is, "Who is God speaking to?" and my next is, "Why would God have to say the words for light to appear?" after all he didn't have to say anything and he created the heavens and the earth, and possibly the water.
Next, "Why did he need the light?", it didn't seem very important for his creation of all that came before it. What is the point in creating it? He seemed to be doing very well in the dark.
And my last question about this line is, "What was creating the light?". I mean, was there a source of the light, or was it just emanating from nothing? I guess I'll have to keep reading, and see if an answer is given.
At this point, I'm not sure what direction the book is going in, but as you can see, I have many questions, so I'll read on in hopes for answers.
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