- Dec 29, 2017
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You still have yet to tell me what this has to do with anything. :\
Ok...
The creation account tells us a lot of things in a very small amount of words.
Now people have taken the word "Day" and made it to be very literal... even though the Hebrew and context of the poetry of this section doesn't support that.
It wasn't 7, 24 hour periods of time. It couldn't be. "There was evening, there was morning, the _______ day."
Now evening followed up by morning frames what we usually call "night time". In Hebrew literature and especially poetry this means that how it was done was hidden. It isn't known...and won't be unless God tells us.
A day, a year, an epoch are all the same to God. God made time and exists inside of time...if He wishes to. The Sun and moon was made on the fourth day...but dry land was made on the second day?
Obviously there are other lessons to be had other than "How to build a solar system" and since there isn't a YouTube of it all it won't make sense.
Now on day one... God made the Light...He wasn't creating photons here. (Stuff that light is made of) He was busy planning and creating the message He wanted to tell us and Man's redemption for sin. AKA Jesus.
Not even a pebble is formed, not even a drop of water is in existence but God is planning our redemption.
John says so in the first chapter of his Gospel account. That means that a flat reading of this poetry is not going to work whatsoever.
Dinosaurs could have existed easily before or during early man. We don't really know when. Carbon dating is not exactly the most accurate thing... despite the claims.
Then came the flood.
It had a drastic change in climate and topography on the Earth. Pangea was no more.
We don't know because if the literal information was more known it became lost after the languages got confused at Babylon.
So are you saying that the creation of the world might not have meant a literal seven days? That makes sense, but just curious on why science says that men and dinosaurs didn't coexist together in the first place.