Plentitude so important in the beginning but later (in the scripture/in history) so many moments of scarcity.

Does this include the "wild" animals mentioned above?

The way this is phrase it seems like "mankind" has been thought of/even discussed before. There's an assumed understanding that man was going to be created; "he" needs no introduction.

Curious about this word in the original. Seems like the concept of "livestock" is dependent on the existence of "man."

What does "good" even mean here? Morally "good"? Architecturally "sound"?

I've always loved that the act of naming, of linking words to things, was so important in the Old Testament.

Makes God sound like a real artist, experimenting with color, etc.