Paraprakrti
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Any takers regarding what I said on 2 Peter 3:8?
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FFH said:That's just one way of measuring the age of the earth.
Many also believe the different layers of the earth's crust gives us a definite age of the earth.
For instance if we look at the different sedimentary deposits seen in the walls of the Grand Canyon in Arizona, we see that there are several layers that seem to paint an historical picture of the age of the earth, but on closer inspection we see that these are just loosely deposited bits of sandstone and other debri, deposited by a world wide flood, further evidences of an event in the Bible. When these waters receded they eroded these loosely deposited materials and formed what we now know as the Grand Canyon.
DreGod07 said:the word that is mis-translated is Bara****h...which means recontruction and is derived from the word (Bara) which mean recontruct.
angellous_evangellous said:Pet peeve: people who know nothing about the langauge arguing for a mistranslation.
Sheesh.
FFH said:Prior to the flood conditions on earth were much different.
Picture this....
Prior to the flood the earth was not tilted on it's axis/or at least not as much as it is now, and there were no seasons or little change with each season....
There was also a much greater protective covering over the earth which caused a greenhouse affect....
Plants and animals flourished under these conditions, not to mention humans....
Job speaks of a large beast or the largest of the beasts known to him at that time...
Job 40: 15
15 ¶ Behold now behemoth, which I made with thee; he eateth grass as an ox.
16 Lo now, his strength is in his loins, and his force is in the navel of his belly.
17 He moveth his tail like a cedar: the sinews of his stones are wrapped together.
18 His bones are as strong pieces of brass; his bones are like bars of iron.
19 He is the chief of the ways of God: he that made him can make his sword to approach unto him.
20 Surely the mountains bring him forth food, where all the beasts of the field play.
21 He lieth under the shady trees, in the covert of the reed, and fens.
22 The shady trees cover him with their shadow; the willows of the brook compass him about.
23 Behold, he drinketh up a river, and hasteth not: he trusteth that he can draw up Jordan into his mouth.
24 He taketh it with his eyes: his nose pierceth through snares.
I have never heard of that until recently...comprehend said:Not me. didn't you though when you were a baptist preacher? maybe you could explain how you believed it and then debate yourself...:sw: :biglaugh:
FFH said:It's actually 6,000 for creation, then 1000 years of rest then we need to add 6.000 years from the time Adam and Eve were kicked out of the Garden of Eden until now....
So roughly 13,000 literal years since the first day of creation...
That's funny I've never heard of a fire breathing whale before...Kcnorwood said:The bible ONLY speaks of a levathen
The word leviathan has become synonymous with any large aquatic monster or creature. In Modren Hewbrew it simply means "whale.
NOT dinosours get it right.
I'm fully aware of this creature being in the sea, but don't think It wasn't limited to being in the sea...Kcnorwood said:The word leviathan is only mentioned in the bible six times. All the times having been in the sea.
FFH said:I'm fully aware of this creature being in the sea, but I don't think it was limited to just being in the sea...
FFH said:That's funny I've never heard of a fire breathing whale before...
Sounds more like a dragon to me, which would be more of the shape of a dinosaur not a whale of course..
I'm fully aware of this creature being in the sea, but don't think It wasn't limited to being in the sea...
XAAX said:FFH, what religion believes in this point of view?
Kcnorwood said:Sorry but your bible says it was a creature of the sea so I guess it must be true right?
beckysoup61 said:This is his own viewpoint on the subject. His religion does not reflect that thinking. (I'm only saying this because I happen to be of the same sect).
XAAX said:OH No, not again...lol...this is not a mormon belief?? If not, why would one mormon believe this and not another??
XAAX said:OH No, not again...lol...this is not a mormon belief?? If not, why would one mormon believe this and not another??
I'm amazed that so many LDS don't even understand or accept the 13,000 year old earth teaching. It is completely and Biblically accurate....Katzpur said:That makes two of us. *reminds self to bite tongue*
FFH said:I'm amazed that so many LDS don't even understand or accept the 13,000 year old earth teaching. It is completely and Biblically accurate....
I guess most LDS think Adam just hung out in the garden of eden for a month or so, that being what let's see....30,000 years....
We need to look at the pattern set forth by God in scripture and then we can realize creation and the fall of Adam was no longer than 7,000 years and then began the beginning of another 7,000 years, we being in the beginning of the 6,000th year when Christ will rule and reign for the final 1,000 years...
Many think Christ has delayed his coming because we are well into the 6,000th year, and that very well may be and I need to look at the Jewish calendar again to see what year we may actually be in.
Are we really in the year 6,007 or how far off is our Gregorian calendar...some say up to 7 years off and other say possibly even more than that...