Nope.
You tell what I am describing:
“Everything” was created, but “nothing” had form, only energy. Vast amounts of energy actually.
Then light condensed from this energy, then the light condensed as it expanded and cooled into the matter we now now.
Then this newly-formed matter and residual energy (physics calls these things: plasma, gasses, dust, clouds gathered “fluids” by the way - just like “water” is a “fluid” in your words above and “earth” is a solid planet of gathered together galactic dust and particles.) Regardless of what you call them, these fluids gathered together into the stars above and the earth (our planet) below.
At that time, there was only one continent and one ocean. It later broke up into the seven seas we now know and the continents and islands everybody is familiar with today.
Plants came first, probably in the ocean near shallow water. They reacted with the cloudy, poisonous original atmosphere and released the oxygen-rich nitrogen (visually clear) atmosphere we now have.
Life formed, first in the shallow seas, then on land later: amphibians and dinosaurs (what we now know as birds are felt to be the evolutionary descendants of those dinosaurs. Mammals later, but snakes (remarkably!) very, very late in the evolutionary timeline: Modern form about 30 millions years ago.
Man last of course.
So, what part of the above science do you disagree with?
Sorry but you’re just making it up. Science doesn’t match the order of things in Genesis. Even if we pretend plasma is water it doesn’t add up. Because the light is still the sun (the only way to day and night) NOT the big bang. It also has the rest of the stars created after night and day. Also it has birds created at the same time as sea life and before land life.
The order in Genesis and the order according to science quite simply do not match. Period.
“Historical science” is really not science at all, plants and animals have a symbiotic relationship and require each other to survive and thrive. No, never was a poisonous atmosphere and never had millions nor billions of years of plants only.
Plus DNA requires an uber-intelligent author to write and also to adapt it’s code via natural selection. Mutations accumulate with each and every generation leading to devolution and mass extinctions, never been observed to create anything truly useful rather deleterious [removal, loss of some genetic code and functions].