There are several problems here. First, it's incorrect to place Jesus in any of the creation accounts, since none of the writers of Genesis had any concept of Jesus, or of the sort of soteriology that Jesus of the NT represents. Jesus, according to Genesis cannot have been involved in the creation process.
Dear sojourner, Then
WHY did Jesus place Himself on the
FIRST Day?
Jhn 17:5 And now, O Father, glorify thou Me with Thine Own Self with the glory which I had with Thee before the world was.
The first firmament or world was made on the 2nd Day.
Gen 1:6-8 The
ONLY Day
before the world was, was the
FIRST Day of Creation. Try again?
Second, there is no concept of the spiritual body in Genesis such as you are using here. The Spirit is the breath that makes adam nephesh, or a living being.
UnScriptural, since the
ONLY way to be born again Spiritually has
NOTHING to do with the breath which Jesus gave to Adam to make him a living being.
Gen 1:7
In order to be made Spiritually, Eternally, one
MUST be born Spiritually, and it takes the
AGREEMENT of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, to "
create" a New Creation in Christ.
Gen 1:26 AND John 14:16 Try again?
Third, there is no concept of being "born again" in the theological world of the writers of Genesis. This is something you're impressing upon Genesis from your own, much later and much more hellenized understanding.
Adam was formed of the dust on the 3rd Day but was
NOT "created" in God's Image or
Spiritually, until the 6th Day.
Gen 1:27 and Gen 5:1-2 To be "created in God's Image" is to be born again Spiritually, in Christ, since Jesus is the
ONLY Image of the invisible God.
Col 1:15 This happened to Adam and Eve, Abel, Moses, and all of the Old Testament Prophets.
Hebrews 11
The fact is that Gen 1 and Gen 2 do not correlate. They are two different types of stories, with different theological implications, from two different authors and two different earlier myths, produced about 500 years apart. That's the deal, and the texts should be exegeted in that context, if we're to discover what they mean. Your whole exercise is nothing more than made-up garbage, loosely-based on the texts, but is in no way a responsible treatment of the texts.
Thanks for the traditional religious view. Those who see contradictions in Scripture are admitting that they
CANNOT understand what it is teaching. When you claim contradictions, you are claiming that God made a mistake.
More study in indicated. Go back and try to support your religious view with actual Scripture and you will see that it is
NOT written as you think it is. Try again? God Bless you.
In Love,
Aman