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Are the creation days meant to be literal 24 hour periods or symbolic literary frameworks?

Are the creation days in Genesis meant to be taken literally, or are they only symbolic? In this video, we examine what Scripture actually says about the days of creation. Genesis repeatedly uses the phrase “evening and morning” and numbers each day—language the Bible consistently uses to describe normal, historical days. This isn’t poetic imagery; it’s a clear chronological account. Exodus 20 confirms this understanding by grounding the Sabbath command in God’s six-day creation. The rhythm of six days of work and one day of rest only makes sense if the creation days were real days. This truth also affects how we live. God built a rhythm into creation—work, rest, and worship. When we ignore that rhythm, life breaks down. When we honor it, life flourishes. Genesis is not myth. It is meaningful history—starting on page one. 📖 Scriptures Used: Genesis 1, Exodus 20 👍 Like, 📌 Subscribe, and 🔔 Share for more clear, Bible-based teaching. #Genesis,#CreationDays,@BibleTeaching,#ChristianDoctrine,#BibleTruth,#SystematicTheology,#YoungEarth,#ChristianFaith,#BiblicalWorldview,#Scripture