Day: Natural, from Evening to Evening
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Genesis 1:5
And God called the light Day, and the darkness he called Night. And the evening and the morning were the first day.
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Leviticus 23:32
It shall be to you a sabbath of rest, and you shall afflict your souls: in the ninth day of the month at even, from even to even, shall you celebrate your sabbath.
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A Private Evening Prayer for the Lord's Day.
... A private Evening Prayer for the Lord's day ... For if thou didst not spare the natural
branches, those ... Yea, this present day which thou hast straitly commanded me ...
/.../bayly/the practice of piety/a private evening prayer for.htm

The Evening Light
... The New Testament dispensation is sometimes called the gospel day. Like the
natural day, this gospel day has its morning and evening. ...
/.../cole/trials and triumphs of faith/chapter xiii the evening light.htm

Evening Prayer for a Family.
... sight and feeling of our sins and natural corruptions, and ... of sickness, and of the
evil day that is ... using some of the former private meditations for evening. ...
/.../bayly/the practice of piety/evening prayer for a family.htm

The Evening of the Third Day in Passion-Week - on the Mount of ...
... Book V. THE CROSS AND THE CROWN. CHAPTER VI. THE EVENING OF THE THIRD DAY IN
PASSION-WEEK - ON THE ... [5352] It was but natural that the contrast between this ...
/.../edersheim/the life and times of jesus the messiah/chapter vi the evening of.htm

A Calm Evening, Promising a Bright Morning
... failed to give, he wears away the calm evening of the ... to all appearance all his life
from the day of his ... he may simply have been yielding to natural sentiment. ...
/.../maclaren/expositions of holy scripture k/a calm evening promising a.htm

Whether Scripture Uses Suitable Words to Express the Work of the ...
... But Chrysostom's explanation is that thereby it is intended to show that the natural
day does not end with the evening, but with the morning (Hom. v in Gen.). ...
/.../aquinas/summa theologica/whether scripture uses suitable words.htm

The Fifth Day in Passion-Week - Make Ready the Passover!'
... It was the last day-view which the Lord could take ... If it had been omitted on the
evening of the 13th ... to the uttermost.' But it seems more natural to understand ...
/.../edersheim/the life and times of jesus the messiah/chapter ix the fifth day.htm

Whether the Ninth Hour is Suitably Fixed for the Faster's Meal?
... Testament should the fast be ordered until the evening. ... digestion is seemingly finished
(the natural heat being ... which result the heat of the day conduces until ...
//christianbookshelf.org/aquinas/summa theologica/whether the ninth hour is.htm

Interruption of the visions of the Passion by the Appearance of St ...
... Towards evening, however, a change took place, and there was ... harmonised even more
strongly than man's natural life does ... or with the hours of the day, and this ...
/.../chapter xxiv interruption of the.htm

The Fourth Day in Passion-Week - Jesus in his Last Sabbatic Rest ...
... Clarke of Boxted, to show that only the weekly Sabbath and the Day of Atonement,
but not the other festive, nor yet the natural days, began with the evening. ...
/.../the life and times of jesus the messiah/chapter viii the fourth day.htm

Resources
What is the National Day of Prayer? | GotQuestions.org

What is the day of the Lord? | GotQuestions.org

What is the Day-Age Theory? | GotQuestions.org

Day: Dictionary and Thesaurus | Clyx.com

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Subtopics

Day

Day and Night

Day Before the Sabbath

Day of Atonement

Day of Christ

Day of Judgment

Day of Rest

Day of the Lord

Day of Yahweh

Day: A Creative Period

Day: A Time of Festivity Called A: Day of Gladness

Day: A Time of Festivity Called A: Day of Good Tidings

Day: A Time of Festivity Called A: Day Which the Lord Has Made

Day: A Time of Festivity Called A: Good Day

Day: A Time of Festivity Called A: Solemn Day

Day: A Time of Judgment Called a Day of Adversity

Day: A Time of Judgment Called a Day of Anger

Day: A Time of Judgment Called a Day of Calamity

Day: A Time of Judgment Called a Day of Darkness

Day: A Time of Judgment Called a Day of Destruction

Day: A Time of Judgment Called a Day of Evil

Day: A Time of Judgment Called a Day of Slaughter

Day: A Time of Judgment Called a Day of The Lord

Day: A Time of Judgment Called a Day of Trouble

Day: A Time of Judgment Called a Day of Vengeance

Day: A Time of Judgment Called a Day of Visitation

Day: A Time of Judgment Called a Day of Wrath

Day: A Time of Mercy Called a Day of God's Power

Day: A Time of Mercy Called a Day of Redemption

Day: A Time of Mercy Called a Day of Salvation

Day: A Time of Mercy Called a Day of Visitation

Day: Artificial, Divided Into: Break of

Day: Artificial, Divided Into: Decline of

Day: Artificial, Divided Into: Evening

Day: Artificial, Divided Into: Morning

Day: Artificial, Divided Into: Noon

Day: Artificial, the Time of the Sun's Continuance Above The

Day: Day's Journey, Eighteen or Twenty Miles

Day: Divided Into Twelve Hours

Day: Judgment: A Figure of Spiritual Illumination

Day: Judgment: Called the Day of the Lord

Day: Later Subdivided Into Twelve Hours

Day: Made for the Glory of God

Day: Natural, from Evening to Evening

Day: Proclaims the Glory of God

Day: Prophetic

Day: Prophetical, a Year

Day: Sabbath Day's Journey, About Two-Thousand Paces

Day: Six Working Days Ordained

Day: Sometimes Divided Into Four Parts

Day: Spiritual Light

Day: Succession of, Secured by Covenant

Day: Th Sixth Day of the Week Called Preparation Day

Day: The First Day of the Week Called the Lord's Day

Day: The Light First Called

Day: The Path of the Just

Day: The Time for Labour

Day: Time of Judgment

Day: Time of, Ascertained by the Dial

Day: Times of Adversity Called Day of the Lord

Day: Under the Control of God

Day: Wild Beasts Hide During

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