Genesis 1:5

Gen 1:5

God called the light Day, and the darkness He called Night. So the evening and the morning were the first day.

The sun, moon and stars aren't created till day 4, so there's some doubt as to what this is referring to. I see the possibility of either the idea of light and darkness along with time and a pre-planned day-night cycle, or a diffuse light that will later be formed into the lights in the heavens (by either speeded up natural processes, or direct divine action).

I see a slight possibility of matter being old, since the earth is talked about in a way that doesn't necessarily fit into this first day of creation, but light and everything mentioned afterwards is either young, or it compromises virtually all statements regarding the creation and fall of man. The simplest statement of this contradiction is "creation teaches that by man came death, while evolution teaches that by death came man" There are many other problems with reconciling evolution and the Bible, but this is the most simple and also the most important since it is Adam's fall that explains how a just and loving God can be the creator of this now evil and unjust world.

Genesis 1:4

Gen 1:4

And God saw the light, that [it was] good; and God divided the light from the darkness.

God pronounces the light to be good, and actively separates it from the darkness.

God is a god of divisions and insists that we make decisions as to what side we are to be on.