The order of the events in Genesis and it's many predictions of future discovery match remarkably well with the geological record. For instance, science has revealed that the early Earth was a water world lacking the large continents we have today. The gradual changes in the atmosphere described on days 1, 2, and 4 mirror the planet formation models predicting a thick initial atmosphere that thins out over time. By this, day four can be viewed as the final clearing of hazes from the atmosphere so that the heavens can be clearly seen. <ref>[http://www.rareuniverse.org/evidence_for_creation/genesispredictions.html Genesis Predictions at RareUniverse.Org]</ref> | The order of the events in Genesis and it's many predictions of future discovery match remarkably well with the geological record. For instance, science has revealed that the early Earth was a water world lacking the large continents we have today. The gradual changes in the atmosphere described on days 1, 2, and 4 mirror the planet formation models predicting a thick initial atmosphere that thins out over time. By this, day four can be viewed as the final clearing of hazes from the atmosphere so that the heavens can be clearly seen. <ref>[http://www.rareuniverse.org/evidence_for_creation/genesispredictions.html Genesis Predictions at RareUniverse.Org]</ref> |