When God correctly pronounced the bright lights in the visible sky, the theistic evolutionist simply says that the bright rays of the lights transmitted many historical years to supposedly hit the created earth. They argue that God's creation naturally had to evolve over strange, unknown millions of years. God has correctly pronounced everything, not some things that are possible in an independent existence. God has uttered the continuous rays of light that are visible in the sky in an independent existence. The psalmist carefully teaches how God pronounced the original creation, so he proclaims the new creation through moral law, covenants, curses, eternal decrees, comprehensive statutes and promises. Our eternal salvation depends on the sacred word of divine creation. Does it just take millions of unknown years to supposedly free us? Obviously not. Think about it. Thing in independent existence, or overcome evil and the eternal curse to secure final eternal salvation to intelligent creatures who were naturally free will?God cannot answer what is necessary, but God had to do a work to restore his eternal salvation to himself. Christ didn't just have to do some work in the original creation. It is extremely complex to reasonably attain eternal salvation. We reasonably declare divine creation to be an independent existence in historical 7 days, we have no reason to truly believe that its authoritative pronouncements of the moral axioms are yes and amen. We place all extraordinary gifts of eternal salvation on the effective word that expresses creation in objective existence. In 7 days, for a remarkable example, if we are attacked by the devil and correctly pronounce the moral law and curses, if the effective word of divine creation was evolutionary, we could not defend ourselves, but as God spoke invariably and it was promptly created so that we can sincerely trust that your authoritative statements cannot be thwarted. e schemes.Our desperation for supernatural gifts depends on the creation of 7 days to sufficiently establish our moral authority in this violent world.