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A '''day''' is the amount of time it takes for the [[earth]] turn once around it's axis: 24 hours.  God created the world in seven days.  {{fact}}
 
A '''day''' is the amount of time it takes for the [[earth]] turn once around it's axis: 24 hours.  God created the world in seven days.  {{fact}}
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A '''day''' is the amount of time it takes for the [[earth]] turn once around its axis: 24 hours. 
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God created the world in seven days.  {{fact}}
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Strangely it took Him forty days to drown the sinners (and the innocent bystanders) with the flood.

Revision as of 23:28, March 26, 2007

A day is the amount of time it takes for the earth turn once around it's axis: 24 hours. God created the world in seven days.[Citation Needed]

A day is the amount of time it takes for the earth turn once around its axis: 24 hours.

God created the world in seven days.[Citation Needed]

Strangely it took Him forty days to drown the sinners (and the innocent bystanders) with the flood.