Genesis 1:5

Free Bible Version

God called the light “day,” and he called the darkness “night.” So there was evening, and then the morning, making day one.

Cross References

Genesis 1:13

So there was evening, and then the morning, making day three.

Genesis 1:19

So there was evening, and then the morning, making day four.

Genesis 1:23

So there was evening, and then the morning, making day five.

Genesis 1:31

God saw everything that he had created, and yes, it was very good. So there was evening, and then the morning, making day six.

Genesis 1:8

God called the expanse, “sky.” So there was evening, and then the morning, making day two.

Genesis 8:22

As long as the earth exists, seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night, will never come to an end.”

Psalm 104:20

You make darkness fall and the night comes, the time when the forest animals come out to hunt.

Psalm 19:2

Each day speaks constantly about God's glory to the next day; each night shares knowledge of God with the next night.

Psalm 65:8

Everyone, even those in distant lands, are amazed by the wonderful things you do, from the east to the west they sing for joy.

Psalm 74:16

You created the day, and also the night; you made the moon and the sun.

Isaiah 45:7

I create light, and I make darkness, I bring peace and I bring about disaster. I am the Lord and I do all this.

Jeremiah 33:20

This is what the Lord says: If you were able to break my agreement with the day and with the night, so that they wouldn't come at the right time,

Numbers 20:29

When the people realized that Aaron had died, they all mourned for him for thirty days.

1 Corinthians 3:13

but whatever is used to build with will be exposed. For on the Day of Judgment, fire will reveal it and test it. Everyone's work will be shown for what it is.

Ephesians 5:13

but when anything is exposed by the light then it's revealed as it is. Light makes everything visible.

1 Thessalonians 5:5

For you are all children of light and children of the day. We don't belong to the night or to darkness.