Scholars in the house should pls help out on this.

between the days of creation and that of the redemption which one is the most remarkable history in the bible and to humanity.

happy Easter in advance

FECOSON:
Scholars in the house should pls help out on this.

between the days of creation and that of the redemption which one is the most remarkable history in the bible and to humanity.

happy Easter in advance

None!

But as Solomon said, the day of death is better and greater than the day of birth and I Agree with him!

FECOSON:
Scholars in the house should pls help out on this. between the days of creation and that of the redemption which one is the most remarkable history in the bible and to humanity.

I am not certain why you would consider comparing the two. To what end?

None!

But as Solomon said, the day of death is better and greater than the day of birth and I Agree with him!

so u mean the day we are to die will be greater than the day we were created & redeemed?. I believe our death day can be better if we are to make it to heaven, if not one should pray not to die

Kobojunkie:

I am not certain why you would consider comparing the two. To what end?

that after creating he felt that it was not working(that is the creature not doing what it was made for, deviating from the primary aim of the reason of creation) then the redemption comes to mind(to fashion, repaire or modernize it) for a proper work. I feel like one must be more remarkable than the other, is the making/inventing that latter develop fault or the repairing that put everything in other. Remember Without the creation there wouldnt have be redemption & without redemption they wouldnt have been a perfect creature.

FECOSON:
that after creating he felt that it was not working(that is the creature not doing what it was made for, deviating from the primary aim of the reason of creation)

What was the primary aim of creation?
You said he deviated, in what way is that?

FECOSON:
then the redemption comes to mind(to fashion, repaire or modernize it) for a proper work. I feel like one must be more remarkable than the other, is the making/inventing that latter develop fault or the repairing that put everything in other. Remember Without the creation there wouldnt have be redemption & without redemption they wouldnt have been a perfect creature.

Redemption came so many thousands of years(scientifically speaking) after creation. Are you suggesting in some way that redemption was a late-worked backup plan of some sort?