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P-Marlowe has done a good job debating you. Just because you don't accept the reasonings of P-Marlowe doesn't make then wrong.

So you believe that Moses/God was hiding the truth about the time it actually took to create the world? They couched the time frame in these tricky Hebrew words and phrases so that it could mean a Long time, or a short time?

Wasn't the recognition of the 7th day as a rest day in Exodus based on the 6 day creation? Wouldn't hiding the truth or telling a half truth be the same as a lie? If you believe that Moses/God was lying or not completely revealing the truth, doesn't that then bring into question alot of other Scipture?

You should answer P-Marlowe's questions in Post #106, because the reality is that all of Scripture is tied together. You can't change one part without effecting other parts.

If you don't believe Moses, how can you believe Jesus?

Jhn 5:46 For had ye believed Moses, ye would have believed me: for he wrote of me.

Jhn 5:47 But if ye believe not his writings, how shall ye believe my words?

Sincerely

"So you believe that Moses/God was hiding the truth about the time it actually took to create the world"

No I don't believe they were hiding anything. Or lying. The Hebrew isn't tricky either, people are simply forgeting basic Bible reading skills including context, original intent, point of view, etc. P-Marlowe ignores all of these very basic skills to support his belief. That is the point to all this.