Creation’s Birth

from Showers of Blessing

First there was light
and the dark split away;
the first day was born.
There was evening and morn.

And nothing marred creation’s birth.
And man had not yet walked the earth.

The waters then parted,
firmament divides;
land and sky were born.

There was evening and morn.

And nothing marred creation’s birth.
And man had not yet walked the earth.

The seas were moved back
to let the land show,
all plant life was born.
There was evening and morn.

And nothing marred creation’s birth.
And man had not yet walked the earth.

The lights in the skies
became the first clock,
the seasons were born.
There was evening and morn.

And nothing marred creation’s birth.
And man had not yet walked the earth.

The seas and the skies
brought forth wondrous sights
as life was first born.
There was evening and morn.

And nothing marred creation’s birth.
And man had not yet walked the earth.

Then land brought forth life:
God’s glory was shown as
the first man was born.
There was evening and morn.

And nothing marred creation’s birth,
‘till a fallen angel arrived
on earth.