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Creation

Skill Level

Unknown

Year

2014

Version

30.11.2024

Approval authority

Florida Conference

Creation (FL) AY Honor.png
Creation
Regional
Skill Level
???
Approval authority
Florida Conference
Year of Introduction
2014


1

Read Genesis chapters 1 & 2 from your Bible.


You can also read these chapters at BibleGateway.


2

Recite from memory what was made each day of Creation week.


  • Day 1: (Genesis 1:1-5) Light, day & night
  • Day 2: (Genesis 1:6-8) Firmament, sky & atmosphere
  • Day 3: (Genesis 1:9-13) Dry land, seas, & vegetation
  • Day 4: (Genesis 1:14-19) Sun, moon, & stars
  • Day 5: (Genesis 1:20-23) Birds & fish
  • Day 6: (Genesis 1:24-31) Man & animals
  • Day 7: (Genesis 2:1-3) Sabbath


3

List the four rivers that flowed from the Garden of Eden.


Genesis 2:10-14

  1. Pishon
  2. Gihon
  3. Tigris
  4. Euphrates


4

List the ages of five people who lived before the flood & list the oldest living man.


Genesis 5

  • Adam 930
  • Seth 912
  • Enosh 905
  • Cainan 910
  • Mahalalel 895
  • Jared 962
  • Enoch 365 (translated)
  • Methuselah 969
  • Lamech 707

Methuselah has been recognized as being the oldest living man but, in fact, Enoch is the oldest because he was translated to heaven without seeing death.


5

List five changes from the original Creation as a result of sin.


Genesis 3:14-24

  • Death
  • Sorrow in childbirth
  • Cursed ground, thorns & thistles
  • Both the serpent & animals where cursed & changed.
  • Clothing was now needed because the glory of God no longer covered them.

Other examples may be found that are not in these texts.


6

By whose hand was the first life taken?


Genesis 3:21
God! An animal was killed to make clothing. This was the first death resulting from sin (Adam & Eve now needed clothing).

Genesis 4
Cain's murder of Abel could also be used.


7

Research fossil records & relate size differences of plants or animals & compare them to today.


Snake: Titanoboa found in Columbia. It was 42 ft. and weighed 2,500 pounds.

Dragonfly: Meganeura had a wingspan of 30 inches.

Centipede: Euphoberia was 5 ft. long, 1 ft. wide.

Prehistoric Rat: Was the size of a buffalo of today.&

Shark: Megalodon, over 60 ft., 14 ft. in diameter, size of a school bus or house trailer.

Frog: 16 inches, 10 pounds, size of a beach ball.&

Penguin: Kairuku Penguin was 5 ft. tall.

Sea Scorpion: Eurypterid was 8.2 ft. with an 18-inch claw.

There are many websites where you can find pictures & sizes of fossils. The National Geographic website has several. Your local library should also have some good resources. Be cautious of your sources because there are many fakes & unproven claims.


8

Give an example, from the Bible, of the size of ancient people.


Dueteronomy 3:11
Bed: 13-14 ft. long & was 6 ft. wide


9

Read Chapter 2 "The Creation" in the book Patriarchs & Prophets by Ellen G. White. Write or give an oral summary of what you have learned from studying this honor.


You can read or print the chapter in the following link: EGW Writings - Patriarchs and Prophets, page 44


10

Visit one of the following: Zoo, Aquarium, State Park, Nursery or Gardens,& give your club director a report of the diversity & wonder of the things you saw of God's creation.


If you are planning to visit a zoo or aquarium, be aware that there are various honors that have requirements which can be met by visiting a zoo or aquarium. Individuals can work on multiple honors in one visit, or parts of your group may work on different honors during the same visit.

Here is a list of honors which have requirements that can be met by visiting a zoo or aquarium:

Animal Camouflage

Bogs & Fens

Creationism

Dunes

Endangered Species

Harmful Animals

Island Fishing

Marine Mammals

Marsupials

Marsupials & Monotremes

Migration

Oceans

Palouse

Rainforests

Raptors

Sharks

Taiga

Temperate Deciduous Forests

Temperate Grasslands

Venomous Animals




References

  1. ↑ Bull-sized Rodent - National Geographic
  2. ↑ Devil Frog - National Geographic


Important Note about Patch

This honor is a regional honor approved by the Florida Conference. To obtain the honor patch, you must contact the Florida Conference at the Florida Pathfinder Store.

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