Yep. In the beginning there was no Earth, then the Earth formed. This is fact. In the beginning of the Earth there were only soil, water, air and sunlight. This is fact.
The material that makes us obviously doesn’t come from the air. We know that 100% of our nutrients come from the soil, and that 100% of our energy comes from the sun. Something happened to bring them together: to allow the soil to take such a form that it was capable of consuming and moving using the sun’s energy.
I think if you take the sun’s energy as God’s breath, then the Adam and Eve narrative is allegorical, but captures the essence of the creation of life. If you consider that in order for life to occur, the Universe had to be set up in such a way that material COULD be animated by the sun’s energy, and could even come to have subjective experience, then we’re pretty much done here IMO.
There’s no need to dig through ancient texts to find mystery worthy of our gratitude. Here I am-- I live, I breath, I feel and think. The rest is just details, something to do to stay interested and engaged for the 80 or 100 years that I get to appreciate it.