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To: RaceBannon
Since in the Book of Genesis Chapter 1, and 2, the term DAY is modified with the term morning and evening, it obviously refers to a lteral day of 24 hours as we know it.

Absent the Sun (and the Moon), what do the terms "morning" and "evening" mean? Remember those were not created until IIRC the third day.

Even after the Sun and Moon were created, to what geographical region did the terms "morning", "evening", and "day" apply? Remember that, except during a solar eclipse, it's always "day" somewhere on the planet and "night" somewhere else.

57 posted on 05/11/2003 8:31:13 PM PDT by supercat (TAG--you're it!)
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To: supercat
Even after the Sun and Moon were created, to what geographical region did the terms "morning", "evening", and "day" apply? Remember that, except during a solar eclipse, it's always "day" somewhere on the planet and "night" somewhere else.

The bible doesn't seem to deal with the whole world as we now know it to be. The flood seems to have been regional also.

69 posted on 05/11/2003 8:56:45 PM PDT by Aliska
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To: supercat
Even during a solar eclipse, it's day outside the penumbra.
72 posted on 05/11/2003 9:03:09 PM PDT by Doctor Stochastic (Vegetabilisch = chaotisch is der Charakter der Modernen. - Friedrich Schlegel)
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