Show Don't Tell: Genesis 2:19-20

Instead of saying "Adam named all the animals," feel the parade. God forms every beast of the field, every bird of the air, and brings them to Adam—not just to observe but to name. Watch the first taxonomy unfold: this one prowls, call it lion; that one soars, call it eagle. Feel the creative authority given to dust-formed hands. But there's something else happening. Each creature passes: paired, complete. And Adam notices. For every animal, there is another like it. But for him? No helper suitable. The naming becomes a searching. The authority reveals a loneliness. God is preparing Adam to receive what he doesn't yet know he needs.