Genesis 1:3

'And God said "Let there be Light" and there was Light'

Anyone paying attention to what I have been posting at all will no doubt have done a little of their own research and- seen the connection that the Sumerian deities -the Anunnaki-, Hold with the Biblical God, his Son, and the Angels of Heaven.
The relevance of this particular verse may be confusing for some, as Christian doctrine holds that this moment the All-powerful super-being, Master and Creator of the Entire Universe brought LIGHT ITSELF into existence. OK? .....ok.

The Sumerian depiction of events is at least a little easier to swallow. Until we take note of one little fact. The Anunnaki are free to do as they please, so long as no one is harmed. Anyways. to the Anunnaki, light is symbolically used to represent knowledge, which when correctly put into practice becomes wisdom.

It is my view, that contrary to the popular Christian interpretation in which the Father brought our world into existence across the course of seven days, the explanation can be found in the records of Sumeria, where a set of seven clay tablets recorded a great deal of information, it is claimed even beginning long before the Anunnaki themselves ever set foot on this planet. In these tablets, we find parallels to all of the major events recorded in the Old Testament, but this account clearly indicates that the earth existed long before any sentient life arrived here.
Of course, we can associate sentience with knowledge and wisdom, and from there it isn't a big jump to consider the possibility that Genesis 1:3 was simply referring to the arrival of sentient beings on earth.