In the beginning, when universe was still a dark and empty space nothing coherently existed besides that darkness.
Well... at least not until HE arrived.
When HE arrived, HE looked around the dark and empty space. It was felt cold, colder than anything in existence and deep, deeper than any hole or space that could ever exist.
But this did not affect no, in fact HE smiled at the situation of the space and soon commanded, "LET THERE BE LIGHT."
And billions of tiny lights began to spark into the dark space that would be soon known as stars which gave it warmth. And soon small little rigid structures began floating around in the space and some of many even began to compile into spherical structures that would be soon known as planets.
HE saw this all happening and he couldn't help but smile at the amazement of the situation.
Though all this happened HIS focus one particular planet or shapeless rock that engulfed in water and HE admired it deeply with a fondness like no other.
HE saw the state it was in and soon realized that there was still much darkness in the universe HE had created. So, for this planet HE decided to separate day from night, by giving its own sun and moon with moon ruling the even and night and the sun ruling morning and afternoon.
After that HE also decided to create a dome that would separate the water inside from the water outside and he called it "sky".
When HE further looked at this planet, HE saw that the water was still a float and so HE commanded the water to become one with land and HE then called it "Earth". HE The commanded all kinds of plant life to grow on the land that was raised above the 'sea' which HE named the water before the land. He also commanded that there be many creatures and sea monsters that would live in this sea. HE then commanded that there be living things that would rule the sky, and HE called them "birds."
HE looked at the land and also commanded that there be living things called animals, whether wild or domestic, large or small all kinds would exist on this land. And to conclude this HE created living things that would resemble be like those in heaven HIS domain and be and look like HE himself, HE called them "humans."
One would be male and be female, HE created the first man Adam from the soil and soon created Eve the first woman from one of Adam's ribs and tasked them with the two major roles.
One, was to rule over and name every living thing on earth, on both and in sea and take care of them.
Two, was to co-create and produce children and those children would produce children of their own and those children will produce more, and they will produce generations that would rule over the earth and praise HIS name for the rest of their lives and live in harmony with one another.
And on the final day, which he called the Sabbath Day, HE rested and soon followed the rest of the events on Earth.
Though these events lead to the greater evolution of humanity HE was not pleased with this at all and so HE started gathering believers who follow HIM in their lives and even after death to join HIM in heaven.
As those vents after soon followed and soon again the world falls into even deeper sin and ruin and so HE decided to flood it and soon chose another believer named 'Noah' to save the animals and perform the covenant so as to save the world once again.
And the world went into peace again as humanity rose once again, but... sin always had a way of making its way back and it plundered humanity into evil once again.
And HE decided to save the world by sending and crucifying His one and only son on the cross His name was Jesus Christ who rose after death and ascended to be with His Father up above in the heavens.
And though evil still remained, the world now had more believers than ever and so it experienced peace for a long time once again.
But those who lurked and named themselves in the shadows were not happy at all and decided to try to convert the world once again and with those small events powered something to occur and by the 16th century a new event occurred.
This event was called 'the birth of destiny.'