On Fri, 8 Nov 2002 09:16:28   
 Joseph B. Reid wrote:
>>Marcus wrote in USMA 23079:
>>>
>>>>   if the very first day of the week as far as the introduction of
>>>>life in this planet is concerned DID take place on *the* day we now
>>>>call Sunday, obviously noone anywhere can deny the fact that the
>>>>*correct* order for them *historically* would forcefully HAVE to be
>>>>Sunday, Monday, ..., Saturday!  ;-)
>>>>
>>>>Marcus
>>>
>>>
>>>Wrong,  Genesis 1:5 "And God called the light Day and the darkness he
>>>called Night.  And the evening and the morning were the first day."
>>>
>>>Genesis 2:2 "And on the seventh day God ended his work which he had
>>>made; and he rested on the seventh day from all his work which he had
>>  >made."
>
>
>>Marcus added in USMA 23174:
>>...
>>?????  With all due respect, Joe, but are you going gaga or 
>>something?...  Where is the 'wrong' in what I wrote vis-a-vis the 
>>above texts?  They actually prove *exactly* what I wrote, i.e. that 
>>the 'first day' of the week (obviously 'day' meaning night and day, 
>>24 hours!) was the 'first day of the week', a day which historically 
>>is called by English speaking nations as Sunday!
>>
>>Likewise, historically, the 'seventh day' is the day English 
>>speaking people call Saturday!  There is undeniable historical proof 
>>of that!  Suffice it for one to compare how days of the week are 
>>called in several languages to see the obvious association!
>>
>>Marcus
>
>
>I am surprised by the lack of biblical knowledge that Marcus reveals.
>Genesis 1 says that God created fish, fowl and whales on the fifth 
>day (Thursday); and on the sixth day (Friday) He created the animals 
>and man; and on the seventh day (Saturday) God rested (Genesis 2:2)
>
?????  I beg your pardon???  What are you talking about?  Gee, were we discussing the 
genealogy/history of creation by any chance?  I talk "bolts" and you come charging me 
with "monkeys"?  I don't get it!  What's your point, Joe?
To my knowledge we were discussing the business of the *first day of the week* being 
Sunday from a *historical* perspective!  What does God creating 'fish, fowl... on the 
5th day', and 'animals on the sixth' and 'rest on the Sabbath' have to do with THAT???

I have honestly absolutely no idea what you are trying to pull here.  So I'll refrain 
from making further comments until you clarify what exactly your basing your 
allegations above on!!!

However, I should say outfront that I'm fully aware and familiar with the Bible, a 
book I've already read over 5 times from cover to cover AND in 5 different languages!  
It is the subject of my EVERY DAY reading and deep studying!  While I feel I still 
have a lot to learn from it and am always in dependence of the Holy Spirit to fully 
understand it, its contents are by no means foreign to me!

Marcus


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