>It depends on the version of the bible.

But, but, the Bible doesn't change!

The important point is that in all the versions the land, with plants, exists before the light that governs the day and the light that governs the night.

I suppose you could interpret that as the Earth and plants existing before the Earth is put into rotation.

I think more than anything it is just an example of how pointless it is using the Bible as a standard for natural history and natural science.