bishopsword

However, the entire Old Testament is this old world in Adam! The entire New Testament both Gospels and letter's are about the passing away of this old world in Adam; and Christ Jesus or Messiah making all things new! Why would the gospel of the old Testament not begin with God laying the foundation for it? What the Prophet Joel and the Apostle Peter says,....of the moon turning to blood, the sun dark as sackcloth, the stars falling from the sky, and the heavens rolling up as a scroll.... Was not this universe but the old world in Adam. It ends where it begins. I haven't had the time to really read everything you sent but i will. Tks for taking the time! Much love!

Yes i believe exactly like you say between Gen 1:1,2 the fall ect... I believe God is remaking a new creation covenant in Adam. This is exactly what the Old Testament goes directly into after these few chapters in Genesis. We know the old way in Adam was passing away via the book of Hebrew's. And that Paul refered to Christ as the New Creation. But yes i believe it is not out of bounds to look at 6 days, as you say.

Tks my brother!

Hey guys and or gals. Hope you don't count me as an interloper for jumping in here on pp 63 of your discussion? Haven't been here long and just trying to make my way through everything. Reconciling 6 (7) days to 13.7 billion yrs. Have you considered these days to be prophetic days of reckoning. As God is bringing forth here the Adamic covenant; to a creation that has been described as empty and void? The bible is a document of the prophetic and covenants. When saying prophetic i mean God giving a timeline in taking back what was taken from Him. 7 days= 7000 yrs. 1 day with the Lord as a 1000 yrs. 1000 yrs. As a day. From Adam to Adam abt 4000 yrs. Joshua's 2000 cubits. 30ad to 2030ad; abt 2000 yrs. From Pentecost till today. John's 1000 yrs in the Revelation. In my 40+ yrs in the ministry, it's the only thing i've found that works and allows me to go to the next problem. What ever that might be. This reconciles the two very different sets of numbers. There is much more to say here but i was wondering your take on this. Tks!