Ok, is this position arguing for a âpre Adamicâ human civilizationđ. Where the Genesis account may actually be describing both cultures (check out Gary Wayne). Also, for some Adam may represent a ânew startâ or the line leading up to the Messiah (if I understand correctly)? But when was the Moon introduced in all of this? Good question.
Looks like a joke, but curious how its spun as serious? In other news:
23+ verses in Bible addressing the Moon:
https://www.biblestudytools.com/topical-verses/bible-verses-about-the-moon/
The Bible mentions the moon in various contexts, emphasizing its role as Godâs creation to mark time and provide light.
- In Genesis 1:14-18, the moon is described as one of Godâs âgreat lightsâ to separate day from night and mark seasons, days, and years.
- Psalm 104:19 reiterates this, stating that God made the moon to mark the seasons. In Psalm 136:9, the moon is praised as a testament to Godâs enduring love.
- Passages like Jeremiah 31:35 highlight the moonâs stability and dependability, which are part of Godâs unchanging order.
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