New Theory of Genesis 1

[Adventist Dissident]

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[Aman777]

God has the power to create in 7 literal days and so he did.

Each of God's Days is best understood as an Age. God has but 7 Days/Ages and the 7th has no ending. It's because it is Eternity, where God lives. God is STILL working today to fill His perfect Heaven with perfect people who are born again Spiritually and Eternally. He will NOT rest until the events of the present 6th Day are complete.

 

[public hermit]

That sounds like a viable possibility to me. I see no reason to take the days as literal 24 hrs. Especially since the Sun, moon, and stars (which would be needed for a literal 24 hrs.) had not been created until the 4th day. Go with it, you may be on to something!

 

[Ophiolite]

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It's difficult not to be in wholehearted agreement with such an integrative sentiment.

 

[Aman777]

That sounds like a viable possibility to me. I see no reason to take the days as literal 24 hrs. Especially since the Sun, moon, and stars (which would be needed for a literal 24 hrs.) had not been created until the 4th day. Go with it, you may be on to something!

1. 1Co 15:26 The last enemy that shall be destroyed is death.
2. When God stops creating Adam (Hebrew-mankind) in His Image or in Christ Spiritually, it will be because His perfect Heaven is finished (Heb-brought to perfection) He will then rest of cease to create from ALL of His work. Genesis 2:1
3. So long as there are Funeral Homes on Earth, death continues.

 

[OldWiseGuy]

That sounds like a viable possibility to me. I see no reason to take the days as literal 24 hrs. Especially since the Sun, moon, and stars (which would be needed for a literal 24 hrs.) had not been created until the 4th day. Go with it, you may be on to something!

God swept away the darkness on the first day, revealing the preexisting sun. He formally appointed the sun and moon their duties on the fourth day.

 

[Jimmy D]

God swept away the darkness on the first day, revealing the preexisting sun. He formally appointed the sun and moon their duties on the fourth day.

Why on earth would he do that?

 

[OldWiseGuy]

Why on earth would he do that?

That's a strange question.

 

[Jimmy D]

That's a strange question.

Not as strange as your speculation.

God thought to himself, "Right, I've made the sun, but I'll wait four days until I give it a job."

It's just nonsense.

 

[OldWiseGuy]

Not as strange as your speculation.

God thought to himself, "Right, I've made the sun, but I'll wait four days until I give it a job."

It's just nonsense.

I guess you have to think about it a little.