Did God create man and woman with the other animals before he created Adam and Eve?

Answer 1

no he didn't they were made then the devil tempted them to eat a poison apple.

Additional thought:

As indicated above, Adam and Eve were the first man and woman on earth, according to The Bible. After creating all the animals, God created the first man, Adam, out of the 'dust of the ground' (Genesis 2:7-8), then the woman from the man's rib(Genesis 2:21-22). The Bible says that "...from one man, he made all the nations, that they should inhabit the whole earth..."(Acts 17:26)(Genesis 5:1-2)

The devil got Adam to turn against God and that ONE man, our earliest ancestor, brought sin and death to ALL mankind(Romans 5:12), not with a 'poison apple'(Adam and Eve lived hundreds of years after eating it(Genesis 5:3-5), but by causing man to disobey the creator(Genesis 2:17), become imperfect, thus loosing God's favor and everlasting life for himself and his descendants.

Answer 2

No. The Bible clearly states that Adam and Eve were created after the other creatures. They were the first humans. Both Genesis 1 and 2 are about one creation account, only one gives more details about the creation of man.

Answer 3

Answer 1

No. The Bible doesn't say any human like creatures were created before man.

Answer 2

A literal reading of the Bible is incompatible with the current science that holds that men evolved from apes. Either God's creation is more general, meaning that God created animals and allowed them to evolve, or the science holding that ape-men existed is incorrect. The direct creation of Adam and Eve does not accord with current evolutionary science.

Answer 4

This would seem to be the case if Genesis chapters 1 and 2 are read sequentially, as if one follows the other. Some suggest reading Genesis 2:4b (the second sentence in 2:4) to 2:25 as a summary of Genesis 1:1-2:4a, but a thinking person may realise that the two creation accounts are just too different for one to be a summary of the other.

In fact, Genesis 1:1-2:4a and 2:4b-2:25 are two quite different accounts, written by two different authors, and should be read separately. God either created man and woman together ("both male and female") on the last day [the first story], or he first created Adam, then the animals one by one, and finally Eve [the second story]. The alternative is that evolution of man occurred with or without God's help.
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