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What Is In a Day? Genesis One
I just realized I have never posted anything (other than my thesis) dealing with the range of meaning for the Hebrew יוֹם (yom) which is often translated as something like “day”. With all of the kerfuffles (that is a specific theological … Continue reading
Posted in Creation, Day, Genesis, Hebrew
Tagged Book of Genesis, creation, Genesis 1, semantic range, twenty-four hours, yom
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