This passage represents the emphasis placed upon the power, wisdom, and the bond between god and his creation.4 It focuses on the Hebrew belief that there is only one God, Yahweh and that this God has always existed, "from everlasting to everlasting you are God"5, a god having no beginning and no end.6
             To address this crisis in the community the priestly writer creates a narrative, which parallels much to the Babylonian creation myth The Enuma Elish Epic.7 It is the intention of the priestly writer to utilize The E
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