You can go to the farthest, most vast complexity of the universe,

or you can look into the smallest complexity of the cells within the human body,

and all you're going to see is the hand of an intelligent and powerful creator.

In a discussion about robotics, a university dean once reminded his audience

that, like robots, humans, and other living things are just bags of tricks.

Very good, evolved tricks, he said.

Of course, you'd expect secular scientists to accept evolution,

but many churches have done the same thing by attempting to harmonize evolution

with the biblical creation record.

So what do you think? Did God use evolution to create the universe?

John MacArthur addresses that and other questions about origins

today as he continues his study on grace to you, titled The Battle for the Beginning.

With a look at the fourth day of creation, here's John.

Let's open our Bible to Genesis chapter 1.

We come now to day four in creation, day four.

It is described in Genesis 1, 14 through 19.

Let me read that portion of Scripture for you.

Genesis 1 verse 14, and God said,

let there be lights in the expanse of the heavens to separate the day from the night

and let them be for signs and for seasons and for days and years,

and let them be for lights in the expanse of the heavens to give light on the earth.

And it was so.

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