[Prayer Warrior]

Thanks. Just one point, What day is this? When were the thorns made? (and the herbs) Day three or day eight?

Genesis 1:11–12 states that vegetation, including herbs, was created on day 3.

Genesis 2 is not introducing a new creation day but rewinding to describe the condition of the land before rain and before man began farming, which is why it speaks of “plants of the field” not yet growing.

Thorns appear later, after Eve eats the forbidden fruit, when God curses the ground:

“Thorns also and thistles shall it bring forth to thee” (Genesis 3:18).

This is not a separate act of creation. Scripture doesn’t give an exact date for this, only that it occurs after the seventh day when God rests, and before Adam begets Seth at age 130 (Genesis 5:3).

[Adam Fag]

So thorns were made on day three. Why?

That brings us to head lice. They must have been made on day five. At that stage there were no scalps for them to crawl on and no blood to suck. How did they live? Why were they made?

But if they were made post-day six and pre-Seth, there's a catch.

Check it out here.

[Johny Joe Hold]

So thorns were made on day three. Why?

That brings us to head lice. They must have been made on day five. At that stage there were no scalps for them to crawl on and no blood to suck. How did they live? Why were they made?
But if they were made post-day six and pre-Seth, there's a catch.
Check it out here.

Mr. Fag--All of us here are glad you are reading the Bible. We hope it will guide you away from your sinful life. I'm afraid, however, you are distracted by less important details. We're here to help. God's lesson in Genisus is about the genders He created. The rib that eventually became Eve was obviously a female rib he implanted for later use. Since Adam was created first, males come first in everything.

After Eve ate the forbidden apple, God provided us with another lesson. God asked Adam how he, Adam, came to sin. Adam could have blamed himself, but he blamed Eve. We can all learn from that. You yourself are leading a sinful life. You need to find an explanation for this sin that places the blame on a woman or women in general. You really need to work on your discernment, Mr. Fag.

[Prayer Warrior]

So thorns were made on day three. Why?

That brings us to head lice. They must have been made on day five. At that stage there were no scalps for them to crawl on and no blood to suck. How did they live? Why were they made?

But if they were made post-day six and pre-Seth, there's a catch.

Check it out here.

I’m glad you’re engaging with the text of the Bible, but I think we’re talking past each other now. I did not say thorns were made on Day Three; I said vegetation was created on Day Three, and thorns appear later as part of the curse after sin (Genesis 3:18). Scripture does not assign thorns to any creation “day,” only to the post-Fall condition of the ground.

Ideas about floating plants, Mars, head lice timelines, or biological survival before the Fall aren’t coming from the Genesis text itself, and that’s where I’m trying to keep the discussion. Genesis gives us sequence and purpose, not speculative biology.

I may want to limit my engagement with these questions because I have the entire text of the Bible to get through, and I need to use my time wisely. At this point, I don’t think repeating the same passages will move us forward. I’d encourage reading Genesis 1–3 carefully as a unit and letting the text set its own categories and limits.

Wishing you well in your continued study.
Yours in Christ