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Since there was not an audience for God's creative activities, it is simplistically clear that he created for his own purposes, pleasure and benefit not for the pleasure or benefit of another.
The diagonal line represents the one who divided. It is the firmament between the waters. [[Ge 1:2]] says that the Spirit hovered over the face of the waters. There is one face, and two waters. This is the first baptism where the firmament is baptized, and the Spirit hovered over him. The 'face' is that part of a person that others see. It represents the whole person. We have seen elsewhere that the waters represent God's creation. Here we derive that the firmament (Christ) is the singular representative of all God's creation.
==Building subroots==
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