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 1 9   |      profound thinkers of ancient days as well as of recent (Socrates,
 2 14  |          the Book of Genesis, the days of Creation, and man as
 3 15  |          it will be shown below, “days” of creation should not
 4 15,2|           assumes that of the six days of creation, God used one
 5 15,2|       then He spent the next five days making provisions for the
 6 15,2|         Yet as we shall see, the “days” of creation are not our
 7 15,2|      creation are not our 24-hour days.~ The earliest theories
 8 15,3|          and for seasons, and for days, and years: And let them
 9 15,4|     Scriptural evidence for long “days.”~In the book of Job we
10 15,4|         argument made for 24 hour days is that the Hebrew word
11 15,4|         time. Whether day means 6 days or 15 billion years makes
12 15,4|         years.~As has been shown, days can and often are understood
13 15,4|          hours, and numbering the days does not force a fixed time
14 15,4|           In each of the creation days, we see darkness followed
15 15,1|   division listed in the creation days of Genesis chapter one: “
16 15,1|           On each of the creation days the important point to grasp
17 15,5|       Russian Church Abroad, “the Days of creation should be understood
18 15,5|           could create either by ‘days,’ at once and in final form,
19 15,5|      gradually, in the course of ‘days’ to ‘bring them forth’ from
20 15,5|           to understanding of the days of creation as 24-hour intervals,
21 15,5| philosopher I. N. Ilyin, (The Six Days of Creation, Paris), by
22 19,1|        dimensions (6:9-22). Seven days before the Flood, God commands
23 19,1|          the rain falls for forty days and nights; all living things
24 19,1|         earth a hundred and fifty days (7:6-24). The waters decrease,
25 19,1|       lasted but one year and ten days. A flood of such brief duration
26 19,1|      basins cannot erode in forty days nor build up in eleven months,
27 19,3|           the Mount Ararat of our days. The distinction makes a
28 19,4|  historical event: “And as in the days of Noe, so shall also the
29 19,4|          of man be. For as in the days before the flood, they were
30 19,4|           less real than the last days will be of which He speaks
31 19,4|        the patience of God in the days of Noe, when the ark was