GOD
MAKES A BEAUTIFUL WORLD
Long ago God made the
world out of nothing. But it didn't look
the way it does now. There were no
people, animals, birds, trees or flowers.
Everything was lonely and dark.
So God made the
light. He gave the light the name
day. He called the darkness night. This was the first day of creation.
On the second day of
creation, God made the sky. He named the
sky Heaven and on the third day, God made the oceans and lakes and the dry
land. Then He made the grass grow and covered
the land with all kinds of flowers, bushes and trees.
The fourth day God put
the sun, moon and stars in the sky.
The fifth day God made
all the wonderful fish in the sea, big and small. He made all the birds too – ducks and geese
that could swim, eagles and robins to live in the woods and fields.
Then on the sixth day,
He made the animals – rabbits – elephants and even bees – He made them
all. And God was very pleased with what
He had made. It was all beautiful and
good.
The seventh day God
rested. It was a quite and different day
from all other days, a holy day of rest.
Let’s
thank God now for the beautiful world He has created for us. Can you think some ways you can help keep it
beautiful?
A Chorus Song:
All
things bright and beautiful; all creatures great and smal
All
things wise and wonderful; The Lord God made them all.
Each little flower
that opens, each little bird that sings,
He made their
glowing colors, He made their tiny wings.
The rich man in his
castle, the poor man at his gate,
God made them high and lowly, and ordered their estate.
God made them high and lowly, and ordered their estate.
The purple-headed
mountains, the river running by,
The sunset and
the morning that brightens up the sky:
The cold wind in
the winter, the pleasant summer sun,
The ripe fruits
in the garden, He made them every one:
The tall trees in
the greenwood, the meadows where we play,
The rushes by the
water we gather every day:
He gave us eyes
to see them, and lips that we might tell
How great is God
Almighty, who has made all things well.
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