Why Did Hashem Create the World in Six Days?

If Hashem could create the world in a day, why did creation take six days?

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With Hashem's help, hello esteemed Rabbi, I do not understand why Hashem created the world in six days since he could have created it in more than six or even in a single day?

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Hello and blessings,

Indeed, it is true that Hashem could have created everything in a single moment, but He chose to create the world through ten utterances. This was so we could learn from His actions and observe the sequence of creation leading up to humanity, and see that humanity is truly the crown of creation. As our sages exemplified, creation is akin to a host who prepares a meal for a guest: first, he arranges the house, then the table and utensils, and only after this does he invite the guest into his home. Similarly, Hashem prepared the world for the coming of humankind.

Through gradual creation, we learn to appreciate Hashem's deeds and see the planning within them, which is intended for humanity.

Another reason is so that humans can participate in the act of creation through the observance of Shabbat. Shabbat is a commandment that reminds us each week of the creation of the world and connects our actions to the creation that Hashem completed in six days. In this way, we mimic the work of the Creator in our actions, likening our deeds to His blessed deeds, and sanctify ourselves through it. Hashem rested on Shabbat, so that we may rest on Shabbat and draw nearer to Him.

Blessings,

Daniel Balas

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