Try that again...
Does not seem that way.
It seems that you ignore important words.
That is hilarious.
That is ... AGAIN ... hilarious.
so why are you ignoring the context of the days description if it's elementary ?
so are Jehovah Witness cultist familiar with scripture and they twist it to suit their false belief
It says evening and the morning
I don't agree with you,
Is that a yes or a no?
It's a "I'll pretend to cogitate on the question you asked me, as I quietly vanish from the thread for days or weeks, only to return at a time when I hope no one will remember that you had ever asked me it, or my failure to have answered it."
Don't have to try again - haven't ignored any words - and it isn't clearly speaking of a 24-hour day - what's hilarious to you is serious to others, with an s - I don't have to fake it. Are you believe whatever you want to believe. GoodbyeTry that again...
Does not seem that way.
It seems that you ignore important words.
Gen 1:5 (AKJV/PCE)
(1:5) And God called the light Day, and the darkness he called Night. And the evening and the morning were the first day.
It's clearly talking about a normal day.
That is hilarious.
That is ... AGAIN ... hilarious.
You are the one that is faking it. "Evening and morning" are clearly and unambiguously talking about a normal earth day and NOT "a thousand years".
I am not ignoring what you term is clear - I and those that believe like me sit differently because the Hebrews word yom can mean various things as I have applied links to.
Neither
I don't know what's wrong with some people.
To make a descent sentence, you do.
Yes, you have.
EVENING and MORNING are as clear as can possibly be.
You are Silly with a capital S.
But... you are.
Is English your second language?
Suit yourself.
What do you mean by "a literal 24-hour day that hadn't even been established then"?
you are ignoring context evening and the morning which defines how long the day is in this verse.
God did not say 24 hours , God said evening and the morning
you're twisting scripture to try and ignore the context God gave for how long each day was ,
not disagreeing with the definition of "day" , it's the context of evening and the morning that you have a problem with
you are in the majority with the atheist and cultist as most are on the wide path that leads to destruction and deny God's creation in six days.
rotating of the earth gives us evening and the morning
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Defeated no arguing over scripture doesn't make sense Plus it is written in scripture not to argue about scripture
Is it Biblical to Argue Over Scripture?
If someone is teaching erroneous information about the Bible, the right thing to do is to correct them. When you correct them, speak the truth in love. You should never present yourself as being argumentative, hostile, or angry.www.christianity.com
From what @Rebel for truth's post-writing seems to suggest as to the complete disarray and fragility of his mind, I'd not be all too surprised if he actually thinks you were calling _him,_ rather than what he said, a "straw man"!
