How can genetic endowment go wrong?

MORMONS: Why is the order of creation in the Temple Endowment ceremony unlike that depicted in LDS Standard Works?

• The Temple Account The endowment ceremony in the LDS temples presents another authorized version of the creation. It provides yet another view of how the Gods were involved in the creation process. Here Elohim (God the Father) directs Jehovah and Michael to go down to complete the work of each of the six creative periods, then return and report that these things have been done. In the temple account, the events which occur on each day are greatly changed from how they are presented in the scriptural accounts, and are as follows: * Day 1: The world is organized. * Day 2: The waters are gathered together and the dry land appears. * Day 3: The light and darkness are divided as described in Day 1 of the scriptural accounts, and the lights in the firmament appear, as described in Day 4 of the scriptural accounts. * Day 4: Seeds are placed in the earth, and vegetation grows. * Day 5: All manner of animal life is formed–fowl, fish, creeping things, and other animals. * Day 6: Adam and Eve are formed. source = http://mormonmatters.org/2010/01/13/creation-unharmonized/

• Answer:

  The Bible contradicts itself on the order of Creation, too. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genesis_creation_myth Genesis 1:1 - 2:3 Day 1: World is organized; Light separated from darkness Day 2: Heaven and earth separated Day 3: Water separated from the land; plant-life is created Day 4: Lights appear in the heavens Day 5: Aquatic life and birds created Day 6: Land animals created; Man created Day 7: the Creator rested Genesis 2:4-25 1. Heavens and Earth made 2. Water created 3. Adam created 4. Garden of Eden planted 5. Beasts and birds created 6. Eve created If the Bible can't keep track of the order of creation from one chapter to the next, how can you fault the LdS Endowment ceremony from also differing from Genesis 1?