Augustine considers the significance of the principal expressions of Genesis: "in the first place, God made paradise and earth." Augustine asks how he can realize this is valid. Clearly all things were made, in light of the fact that they are liable to change. God made them through the Word, Jesus Christ. The Word is co-interminable with God and not made. Individuals ask what God was doing in the time before he made the world. Augustine answers that there was no time, since God made time itself. Augustine considers the way of time. One can discuss past, present, and future time, however the past has stopped to be, what's to come is not yet, and just the present exists, but rather the present minute can't have any term. Be that as it may, if
