The same goes for each and every law down the line. If Yah says marriage is between a man and a woman, he says not so, and causes man to break that law. The devil always goes directly against Yah. Once you understand that good cannot and should not exist with evil, or light with darkness, you’ll understand why day cannot be 24 hours. They both represent totally different things that are diametrically opposed.
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With that understanding alone, day can never be one with night. You have to understand that Yah is all about separation and grouping. Morning starts the day for Yah and evening ends it as we’ll show from just a few of many Scripture verses. It in fact states clearly that evening ends creation and the next morning starts the official next round of creation. Then on day 4 he created the sun to replace the function of his presence.Įvening to evening day folks cite Genesis as proof of their claims but notice that the verses say nothing of evening to evening. A new day began with Yah’s return because there was no sun and Yah started day 2’s creation in the morning. While he was present it was day, and when he went away, evening and night could come. Then evening passed and morning came, so the previous day and its events were collectively done, showing that evenings and nights are tied to the morning, but not in a 24-hour sense, because there is a clear separation according to verse 4 of Genesis 1.Īnd notice that the sun wasn’t created until day 4, meaning that Yah’s presence acted as the sun (1 John 1:5 Revelation 22:5 John 8:12). You’ll notice that when the next morning came, that was the time to create again. Genesis 1:5 and all verses like it are simply showing that evening and night are tied to the morning and not the other way around like many believe-those who say the day starts in the evening and drag morning with it. It basically shows us at what time creation took place. Genesis 1 does not say that a day is evening to evening. The unique thing about the Sabbath day is that the servants of Yah get to rest on the day created for them. And if day and night were one, what would be unique about the Sabbath if everyone already rests on the night portion seven nights a week.
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The sun is only out during daylight hours, thus yom, or day, meant, literally, the period of light that is generally 12 hours during the spring and fall seasons, and not a period of 24 hours, with day and night combined. Incidentally, the Hebrew word used for day in Scripture is most often yom, which means to be hot, or warm, which references the actions of the sun. So you see, the evening to morning period marked the night that caused work to cease, as when men slept as night fell long ago due to a lack of electricity, not counting those who were entrusted with a night watch or period of guarding that occurred at night regardless of light conditions. The evening and morning having come simply refers to a night period that passed, which in essence meant that the work of creation stopped as an example to man, for Yeshua himself said, and we’ll take the literal sense here: “I must work the works of him that sent me, while it is day: the night comes, when no man can work.” (John 9:4) Now many take this and tend to run with it, saying that the evening and morning constitute a 24-hour period, when we clearly see that Elohim separated the light, subsequently called day, from the darkness, known as night, thus day and night were separate and distinct. evening passed and morning came, marking the first day.” The transliterated Hebrew is: wayhî- ereḇ wayhî- ḇōqer yōwm eḥāḏ-It came to pass evening, it came to pass morning, day one. Then he separated the light from the darkness.ĥ Elohim called the light “day” and the darkness “night.”. Going back to the book of Genesis, beginning at chapter 1 and verse 3 we read:ģ Then Elohim said, “Let there be light,” and there was light.Ĥ And Elohim saw that the light was good. That means that your understanding of that one chapter, which seems to contradict everything else, must be off. It’s so funny how many people get tripped up by one chapter and a few verses in Genesis when line upon line, precept upon precept, the obvious is plainly revealed all over Scripture, as seen in our documentary film Understanding the Sabbath (to which this article is a companion).