Thesis 68.
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Thesis 68.
It answers many objections produced against the beginning of the day in the Evening, for the Morning, to consider, that the word Day is frequently taken in Scripture for an artificial day, and that the word Morrow frequently signifies a new artificial Day, which in respect of, and reference unto, the artificial day going before or following after, is no part thereof; but as the Proverb is, to morrow is a new day: and thus tis taken, John 12.12. John 6.22. Act. 21.7, 8. 1 Sam. 14.24. Acts 23.31.32. 2 Sam. 11.12, 13. Exod. 10.4.13. Deut. 21.22, 23. Josh. 8.29. and 10.26. Exod. 7.4.11, 12, 17. with 8 6. to 13. Exod. 14, ult. with 34.2, 4, 28. Deut. 9.9.11. Whence only let this be noted that to argue from hence, that to morrow Morning or to morrow day light is the beginning of the natural day, because its called a new or another Day, is not solid: nor also that although the Night following the artificial day, be not so frequently called to morrow, yet sometime it is so called,