God: "I looked for someone to take a stand for me, and stand in the gap" (Ezekiel 22:30)
If the Lord wanted to teach us that creation took place in six literal days, how could He have stated it more plainly than Genesis does? The length of the days is defined by periods of day and night that are governed after day four by the sun and moon. The week itself defines the pattern of human labor and rest. The days are marked by the passage of morning and evening. How could these not signify the chronological progression of God's creative work?
Jean-Pierre Magnan sent me two new maps of Thuella's castle in Rescue of the Sacred Scrolls. One has a square grid superimposed and the other a hex grid. I have posted them on the Second Edition website.
Jean-Pierre Magnan sent me two new maps of Thuella's castle in Rescue of the Sacred Scrolls. One has a square grid superimposed and the other a hex grid. I have posted them on the Second Edition website.