The books of the Bible were written down from roughly 1,900 years ago to roughly 2,400 years ago by different authors at different times for different reasons.
How the authors of those books saw the physical world was vastly different from how we see the Universe today.
Taking that into account, I appreciate your point of view, but I'd make a slight disagreement with your opening argument. Genesis 1:2 implies the existence of the Earth before the creation of light, but it was formless, void, and covered in water.
However, I agree with your central point: The creation story in Genesis chapter one is logically laid out, starts with simpler forms and moves to the more complex, and if viewed broadly, conforms in major aspects to the Big Bang Theory and modern cosmology.
Light isn't instantly formed in the initial seconds of the Big Bang, but the opening phase of the Big Bang and "Let there be light!" have a nice congruence.
The Adam and Eve story, IMO, is a completely different matter