Article June 20, 1964 Issue

What Is God's Day?

C. S. TUCKERMAN CHAPIN

"The rhythm of Spirit provides God's day with unlimited variety, spontaneity, inspiration, and grace"

It is natural for us to think of the calendar day as starting before dawn in the morning, going through the daylight hours, and ending in the darkness of night. This seems, as a rule, the most convenient plan to fit our human experience. However, Christian Science teaches that in reality day does not begin in the morning and end at night. In the first chapter of Genesis, the Bible refers to "the evening and the morning," in that order, as comprising each individual day of the spiritual revelation of creation.

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