1. The Day of Jesus (Jhn 8:56). The Day of Jesus is the day of His humiliation. It is of interest to note that the human name "Jesus" occurs twenty times in John 8. That day is past.
2. The Day of Man (1Cr 4:3, R.V., margin). "Man's Day" is this present time, when man is acting after his own natural desire, and according to the god of this age (2Cr 4:4, R.V. M.).
3. The Day of Salvation. "The Day of Salvation" (2Cr 6:2) runs parallel with man's day, for it is the desire of God that those who will come out from the ranks of the world should be saved by faith in Christ.
4. The Day of Christ. "The Day of Christ" begins with Christ coming for His people, and ends with His coming with them (Phl 1:6, 10; Phl 2:16; Eph 4:30).
5. The Day of the Lord. "The Day of the Lord" begins with the Lord's coming with His people, and extends to the end of the millennium. Mark the expressions in the Old Testament, "the day of the Lord"; "in that day."
6. The Day of Judgment. "The Day of Judgment" for the wicked dead is at the end of the millennium, as described in Rev 20:11-15. See Mat 10:15; Mat 11:22, 24; Mat 12:36; Rom 2:5; Jud 1:6.
7. The Day of God. "The Day of God" is eternity (2Pe 3:12), when God will be all in all (1Cr 15:28).