[FatherofFive]

Ah, but has come into time and space in the person of The Christ

True, but that is a non sequitur. God is outside of time. A day is a thousand years in God's eye, and a thousand years in the Bible is a very long time.

Funny how you are literal about your understanding of the word 'day' even when the Scripture directly states a day is not 24 hours, but you do not accept the literal definition of the word 'is' even though there is nothing in Scripture that says 'is' means anything other than 'is'

So easy when you can make up definitions to support your made up beliefs!

[MHGinTN]

I'm curious what lead you to make this assertion: "Funny how you are literal about your understanding of the word 'day' ..."

Is that a generic 'you'? If I have somehow lead you to believe that is what I believe then I need to 'edit' the conversation further.

[Iscool]

True, but that is a non sequitur. God is outside of time. A day is a thousand years in God's eye, and a thousand years in the Bible is a very long time.

A thousand years in the bible is, a thousand years...

Biblical history tells us that Adam was created approx. 6000 years ago...A thousand year day lines up exactly with history and prophecy...