Rewrite the following commentary (on Genesis 1:1-2:4a):

The Bible’s opening narrative introduces the Bible’s main character—God. The creation account emphasizes God’s power as He brings all things into existence through divine decree. God’s creative activity occurs over six days in Gen 1:3–31. The account ends with the description of God’s rest on the seventh day in 2:1–3. The six-day structure reflects the overall pattern the writer gives to God’s work. Creation is organized into three categories: the heavens, the sea and sky, and the earth. God’s creative activity forms and then fills each of these categories. The focus of the creation account demonstrates how God brought order and structure to the universe. Throughout the Bible, God’s power over creation shows His sovereignty (see Ps 104:1–35 and Isa 40:12).