The people of the land: individual personality and national character in the Atlantic slave trade and its aftermath

This book is an exegetically sound and figurative approach to the seven days of creation.

It revolves around the notion that each day is a thousand or a multiple of a thousand in Earth years length.

This is because 'Each day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years is like a day in your sight'.

References to the Day of the Lord in the Old Testament, are given credence in this theory and strongly related to the seventh day of creation, which explores the notion of Armageddon, as well as this epoch being a particularly 'blessed' day.