Hi Abigail, (((( Smiles ))))

Good question! No, I haven't..
I still think the word yowm can also be used as a space of time, season, space etc..
As defined in the word index of the Strongs Concordance.
Various lengths of time or it could mean day by our standards.
Moses wrote in Genesis 2:4 that they were created in the day that Jehovah was making earth and heaven and that couldn't be a 24 hour day of course.
But I believe the numbers are important for us in scripture and have meaning.
Like markers but from watching the Ken Ham DVD's..
I know that it is important to him that we are all on the same page in Genesis.
But I don't see it that way as weither one believes it means a literal 24 hour day or not...
God created the Heavens and the Earth and all within no matter how much time he put into it, period..
for time only has meaning to us, and not so much to Him.
As a day could be like as a thousand years to Him and time passes slowly for us.
But time and seasons are signs for us.
So the numbers have meaning even if not all share the same outlook on the interpretation of the use of the word yowm.
Yet agree that God created everything as in Genesis.
Being on the same page there with that.
Yet I really like Ken Ham he's really good and makes alot of good points in his research and take on things.
But also still can go with the gap thing too as Russ talked about and seeing it as a interpretation not as not believing in Genesis that God Created Everything.
I think it matters more what came after that event.
But the Bible's text does not require us to believe that creation was completed in six days as, in the link below..
And Genesis was written in Hebrew.
Plus others things on it I have read and on this board.
So both is O.K with me "in that" God created everything as in Genesis.
It's not a big sticking point to me could mean literal 24 hour days or not. Doesn't change anything for me.
I'm open.

http://www.everystudent.com/wires/sixdays.html