[57] B. The word "y" means era or period The Arabic word used in the above three sentences is the word "يمو" (pronounced yom), which in addition to meaning "day" also means "era" or "period". " If the word "yom" is correctly translated as "contemporary", there would be no confusion. 1. A paragraph in Chapter 22 states: "And they ask you to punish them immediately. Allah does not break the promise of his wife." And indeed a day for your Lord is like a thousand years according to your judgment. (The Bible should read 22: 22:47) When the unbelievers are quick to punish them (often), the Bible should say that God will not break His promise. Obviously, that judgment will soon come, for one day to Allah will be thousands of years. 2. A paragraph in Chapter 3 2 states: “To him belong both the heavens and the earth; and it shall come to pass in that day, that the time of the thousand and the thousand years shall be fulfilled. Your judgment, everyone. (Verse 32: 32: 5) This passage shows that the time for all things to go up to Allah is a thousand years, according to the counting of man, or that which is according to the time of man. 3. A paragraph in Chapter 70 states: "Angels, angels, and the Holy Spirit 18 ascend to him in one day for fifty thousand years." (The Bible should read 70, read 70: 4) 18 The Holy Spirit is the title given by God to the angel Gabriel, etc.