Publisher's Synopsis
Six Days and the Sabbath begins when Moses, being hidden in a cleft of a rock, saw into eternity past, back to the beginning when God created the heavens and the earth and then compares what Moses saw to that which God spoke of creation to Job. God told Job that at creation the morning stars were singing and the angels were shouting for joy, but rather than hearing the morning stars singing and angels shouting for joy, Moses saw only an earth without form and void. From that place of void and darkness, God revealed to Moses what He said, brought forth, created, and His plan of salvation in all He made during the days God named six days and the Sabbath. Moses only wrote ten words about creation, "In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth." It is the power of God over evil that excited Moses, and it is of no surprise that when Moses came down from Mount Sinai his face was radiant.
