BigO95
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Common sense says let the babies do what comes natural that day.
Or, if necessary, just do what you need to do since Sabbath was made for man, and not man for the Sabbath; Mark 2:27. (And don't let anyone judge you for it; Colossians 2:16. But whatever you do, do it as unto Christ Colossians 2:17, 3:23)
None of those contradict. Are you saying two contradictory positions can both be right?
See Exodus 20:11 KJV Case closed! 😁
Are you familiar with the phase,"and the evening and the morning were the first day?" How many first days can there be?
how about the sun being made on the third day? how many "days" were there before we had a sun to track it with?
To answer your questions there can be an infinite number of first "days". We can say this is still the first days of the Jeremy Pruitt era.
also really odd to call out the Ten Commandments in defense of Genesis.
Question 1 that's easy 2
Secondly the is a definite article there can only be one," the first day"
Thirdly Not Unusual when it refers to the 6 days of creation. It makes a specific declaration concerning the subject.
If you have enough hay rings, you don't have to fed daily. We feed about twice a week depending on how many we keep through winter. Sometimes 3 times a week.
But I can't say I know the first thing about milking
why only two if no sun? what defined those days?
if there was no sun what was that evening and morning? and seeing as how there were two days before the sun I would say you have multiple "first days" that weren't definable.
why make the separate declaration if the Genesis is supposed to stand on its own?
no where does it define any of those days as a roughly 24 hour period. also evening and morning leaves out several hours of the day, what happened to the night and the afternoon? and was this a summer day of short evenings or winter where it was long? or is this evening possibly a reflection of the time before any stars existed to provide light and it was dark constantly, while the morning (that had no afternoon) was when light first started creeping in and you didn't have the brightness of the sun yet, so it looked like early morning?
were all the days just and evening and a morning? and not 24 hours?
also where was eden? if near the poles that throws the sense of a day or night into a further loop.
