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The Day-Age Theory Is A Lie. Adam Did Not Die on the Same Day He Was Made.

The Day-Age Theory Is A Lie. Adam Did Not Die on the Same Day He Was Made. | The Gap Theory, they said. The Day-Age Theory, they said. All those "days" God took to make Creation?  They were possibly eons or millions of years long in *our* time, they said. Problem is, God made Adam on Day Six and rested on Day Seven. If the first six days were thousands or millions of years long, why would the Seventh Day not have been? And even if it were:; "And all the days that Adam lived were nine hundred and thirty years: and he died." - Gen 5:5; Adam only lived 930 years after he was created.  HE DID NOT DIE ON THE SEVENTH DAY (much less on the Sixth). THEREFORE, THE DAY-AGE THEORY IS A LIE; Do You Really Believe the Bible? | image tagged in memes,genesis 1,creation story,day age theory,flat earth,biblical cosmology | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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The Gap Theory, they said. The Day-Age Theory, they said. All those "days" God took to make Creation? They were possibly eons or millions of years long in *our* time, they said. Problem is, God made Adam on Day Six and rested on Day Seven. If the first six days were thousands or millions of years long, why would the Seventh Day not have been? And even if it were:; "And all the days that Adam lived were nine hundred and thirty years: and he died." - Gen 5:5; Adam only lived 930 years after he was created. HE DID NOT DIE ON THE SEVENTH DAY (much less on the Sixth). THEREFORE, THE DAY-AGE THEORY IS A LIE; Do You Really Believe the Bible?