In Daniel 7 and 8, Satan emerges from the sea and the land, respectively, but the same prophecy is hidden in the six days of creation in Genesis. The six-day creation foreshadowed not the actual creation but the creation of the churches beginning with Jesus. The light and darkness created on the first day were not actual light and darkness, but foreshadowed Jesus and the Judaism that opposed him.

[John 1:1~11] In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God...(5) And the light shineth in darkness; and the darkness comprehended it not....(10) He was in the world, and the world was made by him, and the world knew him not. He came unto his own, and his own received him not.

John's statement that the Word was in the beginning is a reference to God's words in Genesis 1 in the six days of creation, and the light and darkness of the first day is a metaphor for Jesus, who came as the truth, and the Jews who opposed him.

The clouds created on the second day foreshadowed the saints ascending to heaven with Jesus' resurrection. Clouds are formed by the evaporation of water from the sea into the sky, and the Bible testifies that those who ascend to heaven after the resurrection ride on clouds.(Revelation 11:12) Therefore, the clouds created on the second day are a metaphor for the many saints who ascend to heaven with Jesus' resurrection.

[Matthew 27:52~53] And the graves were opened; and many bodies of the saints which slept arose, And came out of the graves after his resurrection, and went into the holy city, and appeared unto many.

On the third day, God separated the earth from the sea and created fruitful trees on the earth. However, this was not an actual creation, but a prophecy of the early church, which was established after Jesus' resurrection. The Bible analogizes grass and trees to people, so the sea represents unsaved Judaism and the world, and the earth and the fruitful trees growing on it represent the early church and the saints, established by the Holy Spirit of God.

On the fourth day, God made the sun and the moon, the sun to rule the day and the moon to rule the night, establishing seasons and days and years, not an actual creation, but a prophecy of the work of the church after Jesus. Jesus, who came as the light on the first day, preached the word and died on the cross; but he rose again and ascended into the clouds of heaven; and he gave the Holy Spirit to make the early church (on earth).  However, at the end of the early church, the fall of the churches led to the division of the one church into the Eastern church centered in Jerusalem and the Western church centered in Rome, which he likened to the sun and the moon. God established seasons, days, and years to show us that the time for spiritual farming and harvesting is set. Since seasons are for farming and days and years are for harvesting, the creation of the sun and moon on the fourth day foreshadowed the emergence of the Eastern and Western churches and marked the beginning of God's saving work. The fourth day is like the parable of the tares and the wheat that Jesus told.

On the fifth day, God created the beasts of the sea and the land, but this was not an actual creation, but a prophecy of the rise of two churches in opposition to God. In Daniel 7 and 8, Satan appears twice, once through the beast that comes out of the sea and again through the beast that comes out of the earth. The little horn in Daniel 7 prophesied the Catholic Church, and the little horn in chapter 8 prophesied another church that would come after the Catholic Church. Thus, the beasts of the fifth day, created from the sea and the earth, foreshadowed the two churches that would be established after the Eastern Church and the Western Church. The beast out of the sea foreshadowed the Catholic Church, which united the Eastern churches, and the beast out of the earth foreshadowed the one church that would be established at the end of the world.

The man and woman created on the sixth day foreshadowed the two witnesses who received God's Holy Spirit and the saints who would receive the Holy Spirit after the two witnesses. Before the end of the world, the two witnesses, empowered by God, would battle the beasts of the earth, represented by Satan.

[Revelation 11:3~10] My two witnesses will wear sackcloth, while I let them preach for one thousand two hundred sixty days...(10)  Everyone on earth will celebrate and be happy. They will give gifts to each other, because of what happened to the two prophets who caused them so much trouble.

Thus, the man and woman, created in the image of God to rule over all the beasts of the earth, foreshadowed the two witnesses who were authorized by Jesus and the saints who would receive the Holy Spirit after the two witnesses. Satan will set up one church at the end of the world, and he describes it as a beast that appears out of the earth.

You can read more about the six days of creation at the link below.

http://godnara.egreef.kr/bbs/board.php?bo_table=cs_notice_eng&wr_id=140&page=4