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 1  2,8 |        of creation are the six thousand years the earth is to last
 2  2,8 |     for a day with him means a thousand years.” So interpreted,
 3  6,1 | Solomon was credited with five thousand songs (I Kings 4:32). Certainly
 4  6,3 |     shall grow each having ten thousand shoots, and on each shoot
 5  6,3 |  shoots, and on each shoot ten thousand branches, and on each branch
 6  6,3 |       on each branch again ten thousand twigs, and on each twig
 7  6,3 |    twigs, and on each twig ten thousand clusters, and on each cluster
 8  6,3 |        and on each cluster ten thousand grapes, and each grape when
 9 12,1 |     declared that he wrote six thousand works, doubtless meaning
10 12,2 |         must have reached nine thousand pages.[72] It does not seem
11 13,6 |      that the “Last Day” (of a thousand years) would follow the
12 13,9 |        fell into six days of a thousand years each,[86] that the
13 13,9 | hundred years later, the final thousand years, the millennium, would
14 14,19|      when the sixth “day” of a thousand years was ended, which would
15 14,20|   sometimes ran in length to a thousand lines and complained that
16 16   |       was Psalm 90 that said a thousand years were in God's sight
17 16   |      Barnabas said a day was a thousand years. II Peter says both (