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>Genesis doesn't say that, if you want to be specific, but I certainly we both know better than to read Genesis as though it were an astrophysics' textbook.
He created Earth on the second day.
On the first day God created light, to separate day and night.
On the second day God separated the waters from the dry land which was called Earth. Waters includes separating the heavens from Earth.
On the third day God created seeds and plants even though they had no apparent light source.
On the 4th day God created stars, the sun, the moon, and the entire rest of the universe.
5th day was animals.
6th day was man.
>I don't see the inner logic in saying that because the Son went to Hell to save humans, He can't have done the same for other worlds.
Because 1) then the Jews wouldn't be God's chosen people anymore, and or necessarily be the chosen life-form.
2) Also because its unlikely every race in the galaxy would be provided a Garden of Eden and then when given the choice, they would all eat of the tree of knowledge and follow the same exact path, and require the same savior for redemption, and interpret his teachings the same way.
3) And Jesus's going to hell and defeating evil once should be powerful enough to remove sin for every species. (Except its unlikely that Jesus would only choose to appear only on our planet out of an estimated 500 billion habitable Earthlike planets.) Unless there are multiple hells on different worlds, with multiple Satans, which need to be reprimanded.