Day Reckoning in the Bible: Difference between revisions
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== Sunrise Theory == | == Sunrise Theory == | ||
[[file: | [[file:일출설1_en.png |thumb | 250px |An illustration drawn to easily understand the sunrise theory]] | ||
=== Meaning === | === Meaning === | ||
The sunrise theory posits that a day begins at sunrise, meaning it starts in the morning and ends the following morning. Since the rising of the sun marks the start of the day, daytime occurs first, followed by nighttime. The next morning serves as both the conclusion of the previous day and the starting point of a new day, establishing the basis for date changes. The Bible defines dates based on sunrise. | The sunrise theory posits that a day begins at sunrise, meaning it starts in the morning and ends the following morning. Since the rising of the sun marks the start of the day, daytime occurs first, followed by nighttime. The next morning serves as both the conclusion of the previous day and the starting point of a new day, establishing the basis for date changes. The Bible defines dates based on sunrise. | ||