The evolutionist here maintains the seventh day is without end but can’t point to the place where it says it was created without end. Anytime we conclude upon highly inflated ideas, we lose perspective at best and have no guard against glorifying in self.
To form an inflated conclusion against simplicity is conjecture.
con·jec·ture
/kənˈjekCHər/
noun
“an opinion or conclusion formed on the basis of incomplete information.”
For those who have turned simplicity into imagination will see soundness as inept, even from the word of God. This is obvious. While it is useless to simplicity, imagination gives life to conjecture. Whenever soundness reappears, it is again attacked as inept and ignored.
As with the mind and imagination of an evolutionist, will again confront soundness from the word and attempt to change a day (the seventh) into infinity. The bible indicates no such thing.
“He who, , darkens day into night, , The LORD is His name.” (Amos 5:8)
If I’m not mistaken, the seventh day was referred to in Genesis as a “day”. Here in Amos, we see ANY day that is called “day”, or that is referred to as “day”, darkened to end that day.
Where does the seventh day escape Amos’s description that darkens it?
Is it possible to form an simplistic (seventh day has no end) answer from the word? Not for an evolutionist.
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Originally Posted by MichaellS
