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What is the Day-Age Theory? Could the days in Genesis chapter 1 represent long periods of time?

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What is the day of Christ? What is the day of Jesus Christ in Philippians 1:3-6, 2:14-16, and 1 Corinthians 1:4-8?

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On what day was Jesus crucified? If Jesus was buried on Friday and resurrected on Sunday, how is that three days?

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What is the Sabbath day? Is the Sabbath day a day of rest, or a day of worship?

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What did Jesus mean when He said the first will be last and the last will be first? What is the meaning of Matthew 19:27-30?

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What does it mean that “this is the day that the Lord has made”? What is the meaning of Psalm 118:24?

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What is Seventh-day Adventism (SDA), and what do Seventh-day Adventists believe? What are the disagreements between Seventh Day Adventists and oth...

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What is the Lord’s day? Is the Lord’s day Saturday (the Sabbath) or Sunday? Should Christians observe the Lord’s day?

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What is the National Day of Prayer? What is the origin of the National Day of Prayer? Should Christians observe the National Day of Prayer?

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10. What does 2 Peter 3:8 mean when it says a thousand years are a day? | GotQuestions.org

What does 2 Peter 3:8 mean when it says a thousand years are a day? How is a thousand years a day and a day a thousand years?

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