Spanish bilingual graded story
La creación del mundo
The Creation of the World in Spanish
4 levels: A0–B1 Natural Spanish audio8–9 minSpanish + English bilingual support
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About this story
In the beginning, the earth is dark, empty and without form. Over six days, God creates light, the sky, the land, the seas, plants, the sun, the moon, the stars and every kind of living creature. Humanity is created in God’s image and given responsibility over the earth. On the seventh day, God rests from the work of creation. The Creation of the World opens the Book of Genesis and the Bible itself, presenting a powerful account of how the universe, life and humanity began. Its sequence of seven days has influenced religion, literature, art and culture for centuries.
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La creación del mundo · Scene 1Al principio, Dios crea el cielo y la tierra. La tierra no tiene forma. La tierra está vacía. Hay oscuridad sobre el agua. El Espíritu de Dios está sobre el agua. Dios dice: «Que haya luz». Entonces hay luz. Dios ve la luz. La luz es buena. Dios separa la luz de la oscuridad. Dios llama a la luz «día». Dios llama a la oscuridad «noche». Hay tarde y hay mañana. Este es el primer día.
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Frequently asked questions
Is this story suitable for complete beginners?
The Starter version uses short sentences, common vocabulary and simplified narration.
Which level should I choose?
Choose the easiest version that you can follow comfortably. You can switch levels without losing your place.
Can I listen while reading?
Yes. Each scene includes Spanish narration and playback-speed controls.
Is the English translation optional?
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