Pro-MAGA Bible scholar Jim Moseley argued that God saved the creation of woman for last because he didn't want to hear her criticize him as he worked.
During a Wednesday Real America's Voice segment sponsored by Lee Greenwood's Bible, host Emily Finn invited Moseley to share the story of creation.
"But is that just an ancient fairy tale or is there more depth in the biblical text than we might first notice?" Finn asked. "Let's talk about the making of Eve."
"Well, on Genesis, in Genesis Day 6, Friday, God formed Adam from the dust of the ground," Moseley said. "And he breathed into him, and Adam became a living being. But then God said, it's not good for man to be alone."
"So God's game first let Adam see a critical need, and then God set about answering it," he continued. "God caused a deep sleep to fall on Adam, and he took one of his ribs. From that rib, he created the woman."
Moseley insisted that the creation of Eve shouldn't be dismissed as a myth because it was backed up by genetics.
"Every cell in Adam's body carried his complete DNA blueprint," he remarked. "As a man, Adam's chromosomes were X and Y. "So the Creator had no difficulty choosing an X chromosome from one cell, an X chromosome from another cell, and combining them into XX, the genetic code of all women."
"Now, I think I know why God made Eve last of all, while he was creating everything else," he added. "He didn't want to listen to her advice."
"Jim, thank you so much for breaking all of that down for us today," Finn replied. "I learned a whole lot. I didn't know that. So thank you for sharing more insight."


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