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Wed 27 Jun, 2018 05:51 am
What is the difference between "at the last day", "on the last day", and "in the last day", like in the quotation from the Bible, "... and I will raise him at the last day"?
@alexsnapper,
alexsnapper wrote:
What is the difference between "at the last day", "on the last day", and "in the last day", like in the quotation from the Bible, "... and I will raise him at the last day"?
They're interchangeable and are used in the various translations of the Bible.
@InfraBlue,
Thank you very much! Do they use "at/in the last day", or at/in any other certain day, like "at/in the first day of my vacation", e.g. in modern English?
@alexsnapper,
"On" is used in contemporary English.
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