The earth revolves once every twenty four (21) hours bringing about a day and a night. As previously shown in Plate 6E, of the First Day of Creation, DARKNESS which He called NIGHT is comparable to the Chaos in the Outer Court that covered the face of the deep. This also is revealed in the Outer Court of the Pattern of the Tabernacle, Plate 1E, where physical sacrifices were offered for sin, because where sin is, there is darkness or ignorance of the Purpose of God. This is also compared to the dark rainy seasons of Fall and Winter, as shown in the Outer Court, Plate 9E, on the FOURTH DAY, before the creation of the Moon or Lesser Light was created in the Holy Place to rule the night and the Sun was created in the Most Holy Place to rule the day. Likewise, as previously shown in Plate 6C and A, of the first day of creation the darkness or night was abolished by Cosmic Light, represented by the Sun in the Most Holy Place and the Moon, or Lesser Light, is compared to the Priest Lighting the Golden Candlestick in the Holy Place, Plate 1C, and the Light within the Cloud in the Most Holy Place above the Mercy Seat on the Ark of the Covenant, Plate 1A. In Plate 9C and A, the darkness is abolished by the Light of the Sun, a type of Righteousness, the Greater Light that rules the day.  

The earth revolves once every twenty four (24) hours bringing about a day and a night. As previously shown in Plate 6E, of the First Day of Creation, DARKNESS which He called NIGHT is comparable to the Chaos in the Outer Court that covered the face of the deep. This also is revealed in the Outer Court of the Pattern of the Tabernacle, Plate 1E, where physical sacrifices were offered for sin, because where sin is, there is darkness or ignorance of the Purpose of God. This is also compared to the dark rainy seasons of Fall and Winter, as shown in the Outer Court, Plate 9E, on the FOURTH DAY, before the creation of the Moon or Lesser Light was created in the Holy Place to rule the night and the Sun was created in the Most Holy Place to rule the day. Likewise, as previously shown in Plate 6C and A, of the first day of creation the darkness or night was abolished by Cosmic Light, represented by the Sun in the Most Holy Place and the Moon, or Lesser Light, is compared to the Priest Lighting the Golden Candlestick in the Holy Place, Plate 1C, and the Light within the Cloud in the Most Holy Place above the Mercy Seat on the Ark of the Covenant, Plate 1A. In Plate 9C and A, the darkness is abolished by the Light of the Sun, a type of Righteousness, the Greater Light that rules the day.