The account of the first six days of creation as found in Genesis 1 is highly stylized, though with variations. For instance, each day ends, “And there was evening, and there was morning—the (n)th day.”
One variation that jumps out pertains to the statement, “And God saw that it was good.” This phrase is present on each of the first six days, except that it is peculiarly absent on the second day. I do note that on the third day this statement appears twice, with its first appearance being after what feels like a continuation of the separation of waters begun on the second day. It’s absence is conspicuous enough, though, that it feels intentional on the part of the author. But what was the author trying to convey here? Why omit this otherwise repeated refrain?
Philip Williams
Regardless the nonsense reasoning of Dame Kathlyn Kenyon, Jericho is not(!) the oldest city in the world. Anyone who wishes to understand why can read the preview of my next book which I did for my dear friend, the late Dr. Norman Geisler.
https://www.amazon.com/Preview-Discovery-Noahs-Flood-understanding-ebook/dp/B07PCM4LYF/ref=mp_s_a_1_fkmr0_1?keywords=preview+archaeological+evidence+of+noah’s+food+and+ark&qid=1565043665&s=gateway&sr=8-1-fkmr0
Varnel Watson
oldest found may be – at least its not lost as the ark
Here are 14 of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world:
Damascus, Syria. The Umayyad Mosque in Damascus is one of the largest and oldest mosques in the world. ( …
Jericho, West Bank. …
Aleppo, Syria. …
Athens, Greece. …
Argos, Greece. …
Plovdiv, Bulgaria. …
Faiyum, Egypt. …
Byblos, Lebanon.
Philip Williams
Troy Day so it’s been supposed.
Varnel Watson
Philip Williams oh hold on now – and so its been supposed about ark flouting around but we still dont just pass it with derogatory comments and give it time of the day I guess I was expecting more than just drive bys
Davidking Manelli
Yes brother