And then we come to day three, and
God said, Let the waters under the heaven
be gathered together unto one place, and let
the dry land appear, and it was so.
God called the dry land earth, gathering together
the waters called the seas, and God saw
that it was good.
Now you have a horizontal division made of
the waters.
First the waters above from the waters beneath.
Now the waters separated from the land, from
the earth.
And that division is made.
And may I say to you, there's nothing
unscientific about this.
They tell us that every spot on top
side of this earth in which we live
today was covered with water at one time.
That was evidently a judgment that had come
upon the earth way back sometime in the
dim and distant eternity of the past.
And we know practically nothing about it.
Not anything we say is speculation.
You see, God has really told us very
little here, but he told us enough that
we can believe him.
That's all.
God called the dry land earth.
Now, what's he getting ready to do?
Well it looks like he's getting ready to
make a place that he can put man
that'll be habitable.
Man's not a water creature, although there's some
of these evolutionists think we came out of
it.
The seaweed we mentioned, you remember, and others
think we came out of a slot bucket.
May I say to you, how absurd can
you possibly be?
Now will you notice, God said, let the
waters under the heaven be divided.
Now that's day three.