Genesis

In the beginning of time, God
created the heavens and the earth.
God said, "Let there be light,"
and light was made, and He called it
Day, and the darkness Night.
And in the night, there I was.
Then God said:
"It'll be better
if I create the firmament,
the stars, and some sun."
Then God said:
"It has to grow, I want to see it grow,
the green grass and green trees."
And He created man,
also woman,
in His image and likeness.
He created man,
also woman,
both equally.
And He created man,
also woman.
"Fill the earth and subdue it,"
He created both,
equal.
And that's how God did it.
The seventh day came,
when at last He rested.
He saw that everything was good,
but He saw man was sad.
"Why so sad and without love?"
Then God said,
"Sleep, man,"
taking a rib, He saw a companion.
The man exclaimed,
"This is indeed bone of my bone,
flesh of my flesh; now I'm happy."
And He created man.