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Actually, MessanjaH, that's incorrect. The hebrew word used in the bible does not exactly translate to 'day'. 'Day' is one of it's possible meanings, it can also mean an 'unspecified' length of time. In a similar way to how in english one might say 'in my father's day' meaning the years during which one's father was a youngman, or an more elderly gent might refer to 'in my day'.

Thanks, John. That's an interesting discussion. I myself am certainly not versed in Hebrew translation, so I'm going entirely on the word of others, although others I would consider reliable.I'm not sure why you consider "Strong's Hebrew and Chaldee Dictionary" inaccurate on this point? Is it an inferior source? Or misquoted?You say: While I do not doubt this is true, I have little trouble with the idea that word meanings may well have changed since the biblical times, so the opinions of modern hebrew speakers might not be directly relevant.

Ah, I see. Well, I'm convinced, for now at least.