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When doesn’t ‘a day’ mean ‘a day?’

| Staff Reporters

According to Dr. Tommy Mitchell from Answers in Genesis, the meaning of the Hebrew word “yom” or “day” is most hotly debated when it comes to its use in Genesis 1 during the Bible’s account of creation. Mitchell is a full-time speaker for Answers in Genesis, the nation’s leading Christian ministry advocating the biblical account of creation, and presented a two-day conference March 23 and 24 hosted by Midway Baptist Church.

Dr. Tommy Mitchell answers questions from attendees March 23 following his presentation “Why Can’t a Day Mean a Day?” a Midway Baptist Church.

 

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