Day Reckoning in the Bible: Difference between revisions
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{{quote5 |내용= And there was '''evening''', and there was '''morning'''—the first day. |출처= [https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Genesis%201%3A5&version=NIV Genesis 1:5]}} | {{quote5 |내용= And there was '''evening''', and there was '''morning'''—the first day. |출처= [https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Genesis%201%3A5&version=NIV Genesis 1:5]}} | ||
[[file:일몰설_6일_창조_en. | [[file:일몰설_6일_창조_en.png |thumb | 250px |The error of the six-day creation according to the sunset theory]] | ||
In this verse, it is argued that “since evening appears before morning, the Bible indicates that the start of the day is in the evening.” However, the Bible states, “And there was evening, and there was morning—the first day.” This implies that the end of the first day is marked by morning. If, according to their claim, the day begins at sunset, a contradiction arises: the day would consist of only 12 hours from evening to morning, eliminating the remaining 12 hours of daylight. This error occurs because they overlook the fact that [[God]] created light before the evening, which accounts for the existence of daytime prior to the evening. | In this verse, it is argued that “since evening appears before morning, the Bible indicates that the start of the day is in the evening.” However, the Bible states, “And there was evening, and there was morning—the first day.” This implies that the end of the first day is marked by morning. If, according to their claim, the day begins at sunset, a contradiction arises: the day would consist of only 12 hours from evening to morning, eliminating the remaining 12 hours of daylight. This error occurs because they overlook the fact that [[God]] created light before the evening, which accounts for the existence of daytime prior to the evening. | ||