But turn with us tonight, please, to Genesis, the first chapter, and then also 1 Corinthians 2.

Genesis 1, and then we'll be going to 1 Corinthians 2.

For several weeks now, we've been on the subject of the moving of the Spirit.

The moving of the spirit. The moving of the spirit.

Genesis 1, verse 1,

in the beginning, God created the heaven and the earth.

And the earth was without form and void.

And darkness was upon the face of the deep.

And the spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.

The spirit of God did what?

Moved. Now this is verse two. Verse three and God said as the word. God said let there be light. And what happened?

Miracle, we would say.

Manifestation of God's creative power.

And not just the initial creation, but how many notice today that that light is still shining?

Did you notice that?

It's still shining right now.

We're just facing away from it for a few hours.

You know, flying I always enjoy, especially, you know, if it's wintertime and you've had a bunch of cloudy days in a row and it's kind of dreary and it has been day after day.

You get in a good fast airplane and pull the power on and just in a few minutes, boom, you pop out and there's that sunshine.

It was always there.

It was just something between you and it I'm gonna know that preach right there you know the son of righteousness has arisen

and there is healing in his wings or in the beams that radiate from him.

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