Which term describes the two creation accounts in Genesis?

• A. Theological Virtues
• B. Nativity
• C. Creation Stories
• D. Discipleship

Answer: (C)

Two creation accounts in Genesis are presented as two distinct narratives about how the world begins. The term that describes them is Creation stories. Genesis 1 lays out a structured, seven-day sequence in which God speaks creation into existence and culminates with humanity made in His image, blessed on the seventh day. Genesis 2–3 then shifts to a more intimate, anthropocentric account focusing on the first humans, the Garden of Eden, and the relationships between man, woman, and creation. Together, these stories provide complementary perspectives on the same event of creation rather than a single continuous tale. The other terms refer to different topics entirely—virtues are moral qualities, nativity concerns the birth of Jesus, and discipleship is about following Jesus.