Genesis 1:3
God.Ps 33:6,9; 148:5; Mt 8:3; Joh 11:43Let.Job 36:30; 38:19; Ps 97:11; 104:2; 118:27; Isa 45:7; 60:19; Joh 1:5,9Joh 3:19; 2Co 4:6; Eph 5:8,14; 1Ti 6:16; 1Jo 1:5; 2:8Genesis 1:14-15
Let there.De 4:19; Job 25:3,5; 38:12-14; Ps 8:3,4; 19:1-6; 74:16,17; 104:19,20Ps 119:91; 136:7-9; 148:3,6; Isa 40:26; Jer 31:35; 33:20,25lights.Or, rather, luminaries or light-bearers; being a different world from that rendered light, in ver. 3, the day from the night. between the day and between the night. and let.8:22; 9:13; Job 3:9; 38:31,32; Ps 81:3; Eze 32:7,8; 46:1,6Joe 2:10,30,31; 3:15; Am 5:8; 8:9; Mt 2:2; 16:2,3; 24:29; Mr 13:24Lu 21:25,26; 23:45; Ac 2:19,20; Re 6:12; 8:12; 9:2 15Psalms 74:16
The day.136:7-9; Ge 1:3-5prepared.8:3; 19:1-6; 136:7-9; Ge 1:14-18; Mt 5:45Psalms 136:7-9
74:16,17; 104:19; Ge 1:14-19; De 4:19 The sun.148:3; Jer 31:35; Mt 5:45to rule. Heb. for the rulings. The moon and stars.The sun is the monarch of day, the state of light; the moon of the night, the state of darkness. The rays of the sun falling on the atmosphere, are refracted and diffused over the whole of the hemisphere of the earth immediately under his orb; while those rays of that vast luminary which, because of the earth's smallness in comparison with the sun, are diffused on all sides beyond the earth, falling on the opaque disc of the moon, are reflected back on the lower hemisphere, or the part of the earth opposite the sun. But the reflected light being 50,000 times less in intensity than that of the sun, there is a sufficient distinction between day and night, though each is ruled and determined by one of these two great lights. 8:3; 89:36,37; Job 31:26Isaiah 45:7
form.Ge 1:3-5,17,18; Ps 8:3; 104:20-23; Jer 31:35; 2Co 4:6; Jas 1:17create darkness.Ex 10:21-23; 14:20; Jer 13:16; Eze 32:8; Joe 2:2; Am 4:13; Na 1:8Jude 1:6,13I make Peace.10:5,6; Job 2:10; 34:29; Ps 29:11; 75:7; Ec 7:13,14; Jer 18:7-10Jer 51:20; Eze 14:15-21; Am 3:6; 5:6; Ac 4:28
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