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::Of course, "one day is a thousand years, and a thousand years is one day." However, the Hebrew calendar, which was in use at the time of the writing of the Bible, does not specify a definite length of one day, only that there is a sunrise and a sunset.  Of course, this would mean that days in the extreme north and south could last for months, since the Sun does not set during the Summer.  Hence, even this consideration is subject to debate.   

::Of course, "one day is a thousand years, and a thousand years is one day." However, the Hebrew calendar, which was in use at the time of the writing of the Bible, does not specify a definite length of one day, only that there is a sunrise and a sunset.  Of course, this would mean that days in the extreme north and south could last for months, since the Sun does not set during the Summer.  Hence, even this consideration is subject to debate.   

::Based on this, there should be little doubt that the language in this section of the text is stated definitively, and should not be altered. [[User:zlul355|zlul355]] 08:10, 28 Nov 2009 (EDT)

::Based on this, there should be little doubt that the language in this section of the text is stated definitively, and should not be altered. As a result, I have removed the portion of the analysis section defining the meaning of 'yowm'. [[User:zlul355|zlul355]] 08:10, 28 Nov 2009 (EDT)

==baramin==

==baramin==