Generate a commentary for “In the beginning” (of Genesis 1:1) that includes all of the following information:

Bereshith: LXX “ἐν ἀρχῇ:” Lat. “in principio.” This opening word expresses the idea of the earliest time imaginable. It contains no allusion to any philosophical conception of “eternity.” The language used in the account of Creation is neither that of abstract speculation nor of exact science, but of simple, concrete, and unscientific narrative. The Hebrew writer simply speaks of “the beginning” of the universe as the historic origin of time and space.

In the Hebrew Bible the book of Genesis is called “Bereshith,” deriving its title from this first word.