Many individuals believe that God the Father created the universe and everything that is in it "through" Jesus Christ the LORD.  By saying that God the Father created “through” Jesus Christ, individuals posture the Old Testament creation verses against the New Testament creation verses. Thus, it makes a person question who is the Creator? If we were to accept that God the Father created “through” Jesus Christ the LORD, then we can ask, “Was God the Father incapable of creating the universe by himself; and therefore, he needed Christ to help him?” And even worse, was Christ used as a puppet in Genesis chapter one? Who said “Let there be light”? Did Christ say “Let there be light,” or was God the Father saying it by the mouth of Christ? If that is the case, was Christ unable to utter the words “Let there be light” by Himself?
Should we continue asking questions?
Seriously! As per Scripture (Bible), who is the Creator of “all things,” Christ or God the Father?
What do you think?

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The Creator of Genesis 1:1 Who is He?  By: Philip Mitanidis

"The Creator of Genesis 1:1 Who is He?" is a must read because it reveals who is the Creator of the universe, who is the LORD God of Abraham, who dwelt between the two cherubims in the "most holy place" of the sanctuary, who walked with the children of Israel from Egypt and all the way into the Promised Land and led them in a pillar of fire at night to keep them warm and in a pillar of cloud during the day to keep them cool, who dwelt in the Sanctuary in "Shiloh," who dwelt in the Sanctuary in Jerusalem, to whom was Moses, Samuel, and Aaron talking to inside the Sanctuary, who gave the children of Israel manna to eat, who gave the children of Israel water to drink from a rock, who spoke to the children of Israel from the top of Mount Sinai, with whom did the children of Israel make a "Covenant" at the foot of Mount Sinai, and much, much more.  The above chapter is a prerequisite in identifying who is the Creator of the universe and everything that is in it and outside of it, and much, much more.  

" Finally, NASA confirmed the Genesis account by proving that the sun and the moon are younger than the earth, which dumbfounds the scientists to no end of the accuracy of Genesis chapter one.  How did the prophets of old know that the sun and the moon were younger than the earth.  How did the prophets know that the earth was round, hung on nothing, and orbited around its young sun. They are baffled! I wonder what state of mind NASA is going to be when it finds out that man is two days younger than the sun and the moon?

"The Creator of Genesis 1:1 Who is He?" clarifies and brings closure to the fact that there is only one Creator who created the universe and everything that is in it.  The Creator claims that He created the universe "alone," and as He says, He created "all things"  “by Myself."  Therefore, the usage of words such as "by Myself," "I created," "My hands," and "alone" testify to the fact that there is only one Creator, as Malachi 2:10 aptly reports, and not to two, three, or more Creators, as some would have us believe.  In fact, individuals who claim that there is more than one Creator, by saying that "God the Father created through Jesus Christ," posture the New Testament creation verses against the Old Testament creation verses in total contradiction.

An in depth study from various Bible translations on the creation verses of the Old and New Testaments and a chapter as an prerequisite in order to help identify to whom the prophets apply these creation verses to? And a study on few of the hard to understand verses due to the inability of the English language to translate the words from the Hebrew and the Greek texts precisely into English. 

Please note:  This book is not edited. Therefore you might find it a little bit pointy, which is not the intent of this book.  And, if we might add, "The Creator of Genesis 1:1 Who is He?" was included in a group of 16 books, by the Philosophy/Theology departments of a German University, as highly recommended books to read.

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