Biblical Week Days Containing the Letter D

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The Biblical names for the days of the week—the first day, second day, third day, fourth day, fifth day, sixth day, and seventh day—all contain the letter "d" because they are literal periods of time established by the CreatorCE 190.3+1. The word "day" itself ensures that every day in the weekly cycle contains this letter Genesis 1:5. Additionally, the specific numerical names for the second day and third day also contain the letter "d" Genesis 1:8, 13.

There are also specific titles used in the Bible for certain days that contain the letter "d" 🗓️:

• The Preparation Day: This is the name for the sixth day of the week, and it contains the letter "d"BEcho February 13, 1899, par. 2+1.
• The Seventh Day: While the word "Sabbath" does not contain the letter "d," the Biblical designation "seventh day" does contain itGC88 446.2+1.
• The First Day: Often called Sunday in modern times, the Biblical "first day" contains the letter "d" Daniel 7:25GH April 1, 1905, par. 26.

The Lord has given us six days in which to labor, all of which contain the letter "d" in their Biblical names18MR 31.3. We are to carry the sanctifying influence of the truth through every day of the week, whether we are working or resting6MR 387.1+1. Each literal day is a gift from God, and we are called to live for Him during every one of themST July 11, 1892, par. 3+1. Even though the papacy has attempted to change the law by exalting the first day, the seventh day remains the only day sanctified as the Sabbath of the Lord Exodus 20:11GC88 446.2.