The creation of man.

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Then the Lord God formed man from the dust of the earth, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man was a living being. "

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This is the method for the creation of the human being and, once again, we are limited in front of the little information that God has given us in this regard. Physically, man was created from the earth. It is interesting to remember that our bodies are composed, approximately, by 15 or 16 chemical elements. These same chemical elements are found in the earth. The physical part of man was formed from the dust of the earth. If our body were reduced to a simpler form, that is, to the individual chemical elements of which we are composed, we would be worth very little, in economic terms. We would have a value according to the material of which we are formed, that is, the dust of the earth.

But the human being is more than that. Physically we are dust, and to the dust we will return. But the spirit will return to God.

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Why? Because, as the Biblical account says, God breathed into the nose of man the breath of life, turning him into a living being. He gave her a physical and psychological life and also a life that is spiritual. In other words, man was placed in a wonderful relationship with his Creator. He had in his being a capacity to communicate with God. As far as we know, this is precisely what separates the human being from the other creatures that are in the universe of God. Of course, there are angels, but we know very little about them.

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The theistic evolutionists, of whom we have spoken in a previous program, say that humanity evolved to a certain level, the moment that exposes this Biblical passage, from which God began to work with the product of evolution. However, no form of the theory of evolution can account for the ability to speak of the human being, or consciousness, or personality or human individuality. Evolution has difficulties explaining these three elements. It is extremely easy to take the bones of the human being and compare them with those of some anthropoid, probably an ape or a horse. I am sure that there is a remarkable similarity between such bones, although there are also great differences. As expected, there must be a certain similarity because these creatures live in the same environment in which human beings are. I think the resemblance between man and these other creatures has been greatly exaggerated. Man is certainly a different creature. God breathed into him the breath of life and the human being became a living being. We must keep in mind that it was created prodigiously and wonderfully.