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Message 84 of 112 (504100)
03-24-2009 4:32 PM
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03-24-2009 2:52 PM


Re: Land Mass
Hi shalamabobbi,
shalamabobbi writes:
Simply flooding/draining the ocean basins will not create mountain like structures on the ocean floors.
It might not create mountains but it would sure reveal a lot of mountains.
The longest mountain range in the world is in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.
shalamabobbi writes:
When you've done that to a sufficient degree you will find it increasingly difficult to fit to a model of a 6,000 year old earth.
I don't get where you get the impression Peg is YEC. I argued too many days with Peg about making the six days of creation into long periods of time.
My earth is older than Peg's or sciences. So I got no problem with time.
shalamabobbi when I do all that studying and examining everything at my disposal I have to come to some conclusions.
Any conclusion I make will be determined by taking the word of some man.
It boils down to who do you trust?
Those who let you down and change every time you turn around.
Or someone who has never let you down, and has never changed.
I choose my Friend who has never let me down.
You make your own choice.
We will both live and die with out choices.
God Bless,

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Message 87 of 112 (504261)
03-25-2009 11:28 PM
Reply to: Message 86 by Peg
03-25-2009 4:20 AM


Re: Land Mass
Hi Peg,
Peg writes:
No, Gen 7:11 is not missing in my bible, I should have been clearer. Gen 7:11 does say that the 'Watery deep.' was broken open. In the Hebrew the word is tehohm′; in the LXX its 'the abyss'; and in the Vulgte its 'the great abyss.'
No. It says the fountains of the deep.
That means the springs in the ocean floor opened up.
The Hebrew word transliterated tĕhowm has the primary meaning of:
1) deep, depths, deep places, abyss, the deep, sea.
If you will notice your abyss is fourth in line.
In the LXX the Greek word buthos with the meaning of:
The bottom or depth of the sea, the sea itself, the deep sea.
No abyss mentioned.
Peg writes:
This explains why there are two watery deeps...one above the earth and one on the earth. And it explains why Gen 7:11 says that 'the springs of the vast watery deep were broken open and the floodgates of the heavens were opened'
It very well could be that both were broken open, but im not sure how the earths watery deep was broken open.
If you are bound and determined to have a water or ice canopy around the Earth, I guess you just have to have one.
The Hebrew word transliterated 'arubbah has the meaning of:
1) lattice, window,
Do you know the difference between a floodgate and a window?
You can be sure the springs of the deep was opened up because the Bible says so in Genesis 7:11.
Peg writes:
We know its also believed that there was a time when the oceans themselves were much smaller then they are today and that the continents were larger as is testified to by river channels that extend far out under the oceans.
Actually there was a time when there was no oceans.
Genesis 2:5 tells us it had never rained.
The only water mentioned in the history of the heavens and the earth when they were created in the day the Lord God made the earth and the heavens, was a river.
Genesis 2:10 And a river went out of Eden to water the garden; and from thence it was parted, and became into four heads.
In Genesis 2:19 the man named all the creatures God had created, but it's very odd there was no water creatures created. Must have been because there was no oceans. So science was right, land before oceans.
Peg writes:
If we consider that there is ten times as much water by volume in the ocean as there is land above sea level...what might the landscape be if this was not the case. If we could remove even half of the earths water, then the landcape would be hugely changed just as it would if we then added the water again.
But there is 5 times the amount of water in the oceans that is in the Earth's mantel.
Peg writes:
my bible uses floodgates and its taken from the literal meaning of 'windows' as you have mentioned (the footnote puts the literal rendering as 'Windows' and in the LXX as 'Cataracts'). I guess a modern language bible would prefer the use of 'floodgate' as opposed to 'window' because its easier to make a mental picture of a floodgate then of a window.
There is a vast difference in a window, (small opening) and flood-gate (very large opening).
God Bless,

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Message 90 of 112 (504284)
03-26-2009 10:47 AM
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03-25-2009 11:51 PM


Re: Land Mass
Hi shalamabobbi,
shalamabobbi writes:
I know this is your thread ICANT so I don't want to intrude too much but..
Intrude all you want.
shalamabobbi writes:
Since neither you nor Peg is YEC and you are arguing about a flood etc, maybe you could tell me when this flood occured in the history of our old earth which you say you accept.
There are many who try to put dates to events in the Bible. They go about it in many ways. As in Rrhain's timeline.
But the truth is the Bible does not give any dates for anything.
The closest the Bible comes to giving a date is in Genesis 1:1.
It says in the beginnings, but puts no actual dates on it. In other words Moses did not say in the year of our Lord xxxxxxxBC.
Many say well Moses did not write the first five books of the Bible. But those books say he did.
Some say well Moses could not write and there was nothing to write on.
Well the people Moses was leading had been making clay bricks for some 400 years and Moses was educated in the house of Pharaoh.
There are clay tablets with writings on them that have been dated to 10k years as I understand it.
If there was known writings and materials to write on Moses wrote.
But as to your question when these events took place my guess would be just as bad as anybody's else's so I won't guess.
shalamabobbi writes:
quote:
Previously, pine trees in North America have been cited as the oldest at 4,000 to 5,000-years-old, however the Swedish mountains contain a cluster of around 20 spruces that are over 8,000-years-old.
Page not found | Metro UK
If I understant the article, the tree in the picture you see is not 8k years old but what the tree is growing out of is. Is that correct?
But they should be able to find things a lot older than that.
Genesis 1:11 tells us God called the grass, the herb, and the fruit tree, from their seed which was in the ground which had been covered with water.
That reminds me of when I was just a boy, we have a small lake that joins our property. Back in the 50's it went dry. So we set up a football field in the lake because the peat on the bottom was spongy and we could fall without getting hurt.
But before long all kinds of things were growing from this peat.
The lake would fill up and stay full for a year or two and then go dry again. The same plants in the same place would grow again.
Then the lake would fill up again and stay full for several years and then go dry again. Plants just like the ones before would appear again. None of these plants were growing anywhere in the area.
Also each time the lake filled up fish would appear again.
I always thought that was amazing.
That said, the land mass that was in one place was covered with water and just as soon as the water went back to where it came from the seed began to produce everything that was there before.
There is no way of knowing what the sea level of the land mass was.
This land mass was then divided which caused much land mass to be pushed up from the sea floor in different places explaining how there are sea creature fossils in and on mountains.
Water gets into the mantel by subduction and there is 5 times the amount of water there than is in the oceans.
If the land mass was instantly divided there would have been an awful lot of heat unless a miracle was performed. That heat would have caused a lot of water to go somewhere.
shalamabobbi writes:
quote:
43,000 year-old living plant - The 26-foot high King holly in Tasmania the world's oldest living plant.
Nice article, but you do know that the plant you was looking at is 300 or less years old as that is their life span.
It thrives in, "the cold wet gloom of Tasmanian gullies,".
Water then should not pose this plant a problem.
A little examination.
The age of the tree was estimated.
Remains were tested for age.
Concerning the creosote tree, "scientists have estimated the age of "King Clone" as 11,700 years"
We estimate, guess and a lot of other things that is fine.
But not when those things are presented as fact leaving out the estimated as is too often the case.
Food for thought.
God Bless,

"John 5:39 (KJS) Search the scriptures; for in them ye think ye have eternal life: and they are they which testify of me."

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Message 91 of 112 (504286)
03-26-2009 10:55 AM
Reply to: Message 89 by Michamus
03-26-2009 10:13 AM


Re: Peleg
Hi Mich,
Michamus writes:
It seems you are having plenty of time researching and responding to other peoples statements, but are having a rather difficult time responding to my post, which completely destroys your claim that Peleg refers to a physical earth division.
I can find no Lexicons that give the definitions you spin out in Message 26
So you will excuse me if I don't accept your definitions.
If not claim anything you desire.
God Bless,

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Message 93 of 112 (504313)
03-26-2009 10:09 PM
Reply to: Message 92 by shalamabobbi
03-26-2009 4:37 PM


Re: Land Mass
Hi shalamabobbi,
shalamabobbi writes:
No but a geologic column atop of it would...
the geologic column was the result of an old earth and evolution, oh wait..
What geological column?
My flood would not produce one.
It would be more like the Bay of Fundy except there would be no low tide.
All the fresh water springs of the deep opened up and the ocean overflowed onto the land mass.
All the land mass was in one place.
There is no way of knowing what the sea level of that land mass was. Which would determine how much water was needed to cover it.
shalamabobbi writes:
Where did the plant life come from the first time the lake went dry?
I would assume from roots that was in the lake that had been there for many, many years.
The lake was not restocked ever. It went dry too often. It had no inlet or outlet.
It was probably restocked by birds.
God Bless,

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Message 95 of 112 (504417)
03-28-2009 2:58 AM
Reply to: Message 94 by shalamabobbi
03-27-2009 3:54 AM


Re: Land Mass
Hi shalamabobbi,
shalamabobbi writes:
But I thought that you took the 6 days of genesis creation as 24 hr days with the exception of the 1st day being indeterminate in length, if I remember correctly.
The 6 days in Genesis 1:2-Genesis 2:3 are not the original creation. It is the process of fixing some things that got messed up.
Creation took place in Genesis 1:1
The generations (history) of that light period is given in Genesis 2:4-Genesis 4:24.
Genesis 2:4 These are the generations of the heavens and of the earth when they were created, in the day that the LORD God made the earth and the heavens,
This says creation took place in one light period, Not 6.
The only water on the earth was from the river that divided into four rivers.
Everything was watered by the mist that come from the ground.
There was no oceans as there was no water creatures created in the beginning of the day of Genesis 1:1.
shalamabobbi writes:
Do you believe the fossils are remnants of previous creations? Repetative cycles of creation on earth?
I believe that during the light period of Genesis 1:1 There were men, animals, birds, on earth, and at some point there was much water and then water creatures were created.
During this light period God prepared all the things we would need that we use today. Whatever animals and vegetation required was provided.
But I only believe in one cycle in Genesis 1:1 and then a cycle of rebirth in Genesis 1:2-Genesis 2:3.
In Genesis 1:2 we find that there is no dry land, everything is covered with water.
We don't have land until Genesis 1:9, 10.
Where God had all the water to gather in one place and the dry land mass appeared, that I have been talking about in this thread.
Since all land was underwater for a period, that would explain how all the fossils appear on and in mountains.
That land mass then had to be divided into the present day configuration. Which was noted in Genesis 10:25.
God Bless,

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Message 98 of 112 (504449)
03-28-2009 1:51 PM
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03-28-2009 5:33 AM


Re: Land Mass
Hi shalamabobbi,
shalamabobbi writes:
If the above is correct a textual problem is the first light isn't mentioned until Genesis 1:3. The text taken at face value would suggest that Genesis 1:1 and Genesis 1:2 occur in the dark. But ignoring that..
Genesis 1:1 being in darkness is an assumption based on what?
Genesis 1:2 being in darkness is a Biblical fact, according to the Bible.
Genesis 1:3 And God said, Let there be light: and there was light.
This does not say which side of the earth light was on, does it?
Prior to that it seems the earth was covered from light because of some reason.
We know that when some of the metorite hit the earth it was darkened for years. There goes the theory that plants can't survive without direct sunlight.
Genesis 1:4 And God saw the light, that it was good: and God divided the light from the darkness.
So a division was made between light and darkness.
Genesis 1:5 And God called the light Day, and the darkness he called Night. And the evening and the morning were the first day.
The light portion God called day.
The dark portion God called night.
The light portion of the day of Genesis 1:1 had been spent, as we come to the dark portion in Genesis 1:2.
Twelve (12) hours later when light appeared was the beginning of day 2.
shalamabobbi writes:
Surface area of world = 361,800,000km^2
Actually for an extended period there was nothing but land on the planet earth other than the river that divided into 4 rivers according to the Bible.
When the oceans came about is not addressed in the Bible
But doesn't the scientific version have a dry earth to begin with?
There was enough water on planet earth in Genesis 1:2 to cover the land mass as there was no dry land. The Bible does not say how long this condition had lasted.
shalamabobbi writes:
So total plausible depth of 100 meter rise in ocean level, that is if the ice caps etc are counted as above ocean level. If the ice cap counts ice below ocean level this would give less to work with.
According to some scientist in Japan there is enough water in the earth's mantel to fill our oceans 5 times.
You can find the reference Here.
There is plenty of water if extracted that would cover Mt. Everest as it stands in the present.
There is no problem with the volume of water necessary to cover the land mass.
shalamabobbi writes:
This still cannot account for the ordering found within the geologic column.
Huh!
There was a period of light that lasted for an undetermined period on planet earth when there was no sea just a tropical lush earth that grew things to humungus sizes. Plants and animals alike.
Science tells us that period was billion's of years.
So, are you saying in that period the geological column could not be formed?
That sounds rough on the theory that opposes creation.
shalamabobbi writes:
That is the major problem that can't be surmounted
Why?
shalamabobbi writes:
If man was on the earth from the beginning, even if it was a long time ago the problem still exists explaining how the geologic column could be formed. How can the sifting and segregation and top to bottom order happen? It is not just a matter of ages and dating.
Why does man being here in the beginning pose a problem for the geological column being formed.
We got people all over the world digging up things that was buried in the last couple of thousand year's.
A billion years from now wouldn't that be a part of the geological column?
shalamabobbi writes:
You have no mountains pre Noah's flood so presumably no collision of continents. You'd have uniformity of fossil finds everywhere rather than what is observed with differing ages exposed in different places.
Now you revert back to the YEC earth.
There is a lot of uplifted land mass today that pre-flood was ocean floor. Thus the fossil shells on and in mountains.
At one time there was a tropical land mass world wide. No ocean.
Animals could wander anywhere they desired.
I think I read somewhere that they found tropical animals in the arctic circle.
Keep in mind God was preparing planet earth for modern's mans eventual arrival.
An no the humans who inhabited the Genesis 1:1 earth was not just like modern man.
I would assume them to be far superior to us, but they did degenerate.
That man was formed from the dust of the earth and God breathed the breath of life into him and he became a living soul. Genesis 2:7.
Modern man was spoken into existence in the image and likeness of God male and female at the same time. The female was not formed from the rib of the man as was the one in Genesis 2:22.
shalamabobbi writes:
It is the differing lifeforms at different times of the earth's past history that account for their order and position in the geologic column.
What is the problem with that?
God created whatever He need to serve His purpose and plan.
That would explain how all of a sudden in our geological column new creatures appeared fully functional.
Some scientist put forth punctual equilibrium to account for the sudden appearances of these creatures.
My first car I rode on was a Model A Ford and it served it's purpose.
But those that exist today have a hard time navigating our super highways. Therefore the automobile has changed.
God had specific thing for specific occasions and purposes.
Could you imagine some of the very large animals existing on earth today.
Talk about a traffic jam.
Why couldn't He change them as He completed certain aspect of preparing the earth for modern man?
shalamabobbi writes:
In your model there is no evolution so there are essentially always the same animals found on earth over all ages of the earth.
That maybe your assumption.
I think I stated God provided whatever was necessary.
God began creating in Genesis 1:1 after a long extended period of light (daylight period of day one of Genesis 1:5) that had ended in Genesis 1:2 with darkness with the added 12 hours of darkness God declared to be day one.
There then follows 5 days in which God caused some things to reappear and created some new things.
At the end of that 6 day period God ceased from creating.
He will resume creating in the future, but at present is not creating.
I have had the opportunity to live on one of the most beautiful islands in the world, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands.
The land mass of that island is 27 miles long and 7 miles wide at the widest point. Not a very large place. It is very possible that the land mass in Genesis 1:9, 10 was no larger than Grand Cayman, Cuba or any other number of islands. The rest of our now land mass covered with water.
The Bible does not say how large it was, only that dry land was to appear.
Genesis 10:25 then tells us it was divided in Peleg's days.
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Message 100 of 112 (504482)
03-29-2009 4:54 PM
Reply to: Message 99 by shalamabobbi
03-28-2009 5:28 PM


Re: Is your model self consistent?
Hi shalamabobbi,
You are giving my musings too much credit calling them a model.
shalamabobbi writes:
Yes, but that water would be chemically bound.
It is presently chemically bound.
But where did it come from? How did it get in the mantle?
Here and Here
It tell us water gets in the mantle through subduction.
If it gets there by subduction it comes from the surface.
When did enough water get there to fill our oceans 5 times?
shalamabobbi writes:
I am looking for ways to get water out that don't require completely miraculous means.
I don't care anything about getting the water out of the mantle to flood the earth.
I am pointing out that it gets in the mantle by subduction. So that means that possibly all that water was on the surface at one time, or at least the majority of it.
shalamabobbi writes:
So if I understand your argument correctly then the different life forms came about just as predicted by science except evolution was not involved. The life forms were created at various times throughout the history of the earth.
Yes, as change was needed.
shalamabobbi writes:
If you are postulating animals created along the way, that's fine. You are merely attributing their arrival on the scene to special creation rather than to evolution.
I don't see where taking materials and creating something is anything special. I been creating things since I was 10 when my father and I built a house.
I do see where nothing (absence of life) becoming something is very special creation and especially if it does it all by it's self.
shalamabobbi writes:
There are about 530 million years of history for multicellular life forms BTW. That marks the Cambrian explosion.
Isn't it amazing how so many different creatures came on the scene at one time without any apparent common ancestor.
Doesen't that speak to instant creation rather that billions of changes over millions of years.
shalamabobbi writes:
The creation of the Hawaiian Islands comes to mind.
What's the problem?
Those volcanos were not always covered with water. When the became covered with water they did not cease to build the islands.
When the continents moved to their present position the shifting of the land masses caused land to rise in many places, why not the islands.
You ever wonder why the Hawaiian islands don't have any native land animals. Everything they have had to fly there, swim (float) or be carried there.
It was not part of the land mass that was divided therefore animals had not scattered out over it.
shalamabobbi writes:
I don't think a one time sudden movement of the plates would correspond with the facts.
Does your thinking make it true or false?
The land mass was in one place in time past. The land masses are where they are today. That is a fact we can agree on.
shalamabobbi writes:
2. No record of evidence of a global flood exists. Lots of evidence for local floods however does.
But that is exactly what you would expect to find if the land mass was divided after the flood.
You guys keep hinting at massive destruction with a flood the nature of one told of in the Bible.
On low tide at the Bay of Fundy there is dry land.
At high tide there is 55' of water where that dry land was.
This happens twice a day and you can't tell the difference from one day to the next.
shalamabobbi writes:
3. And the most glaring problem to my understanding is that of the moon. It does not get created in your model until Genesis 1:16 and is not not placed into position until Genesis 1:17.
I have no problem with the sun and moon being made (`asah) on the fourth day.
Because they were created (bara') in Genesis 1:1.
In Genesis 1:16 God had to do some work to make the sun and mood visible as the light was not reaching the earth.
Something similar to what has happened when the asteroid hit the Yucatan Peninsula. All the soot and dust generated by this impact would have caused night like conditions for at least six months and the earth would have been covered with a Sulfuric acid cloud for a decade.
So what is the problem since the sun and moon was there a long time before Genesis 1:2?
shalamabobbi writes:
Any geologic records that show this yearly seasonal activity contradict your model.
Yea the Hemlock trees in Alaska have a real hard time dealing with the 6 months of light and 6 months of darkness.
Bring their seedlings south and they grow at the same rate per year, almost like they were running on a self contained program.
God Bless,

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Message 102 of 112 (504598)
03-31-2009 11:57 AM
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Re: Is your model self consistent?
Hi shalamabobbi,
shalamabobbi writes:
Let's consider that for a moment. Here's the geological account..
quote:
Initially molten, the outer layer of the planet Earth cooled to form a solid crust when water began accumulating in the atmosphere. The Moon formed soon afterwords, possibly as the result of a Mars-sized object with about 10% of the Earth's mass,[2] known as Theia, impacting the Earth in a glancing blow.[3] Some of this object's mass merged with the Earth and a portion was ejected into space, but enough material survived to form an orbiting moon.
Outgassing and volcanic activity produced the primordial atmosphere. Condensing water vapor, augmented by ice delivered by comets, produced the oceans.[4] As the surface continually reshaped itself, over hundreds of millions of years, continents formed and broke up. The continents migrated across the surface, occasionally combining to form a supercontinent. Roughly 750 Ma (million years ago) (ICS 2004), the earliest known supercontinent Rodinia, began to break apart. The continents later recombined to form Pannotia, 600—540 Ma (ICS 2004), then finally Pangaea, which broke apart 180 Ma (ICS 2004).[5] The present pattern of ice ages began about 40 Ma (ICS 2004), then intensified during the Pleistocene about 3 Ma (ICS 2004). The polar regions have since undergone repeated cycles of glaciation and thaw, repeating every 40,000—100,000 years. The last glacial period of the current ice age ended about 10,000 years ago.[6]
reference
Who was there to record these events?
Can they be duplicated?
If not they are just the musings of some crackpot like me.
You must believe and accept it by faith.
shalamabobbi writes:
It is your idea that does not answer how 5 ocean volumes get into the interior of the earth!
The water that is there, gets there by subduction whether it takes billions of years or a nano second.
shalamabobbi writes:
Well maybe you'd like to create a dog for me then.
Send me the raw material and I will see what I can do to accommodate you.
Although science has failed to produce life, with the proper raw material I might be able to achieve that.
Now if you want to get real and need a house constructed out of building materials that we can obtain drop me a line.
shalamabobbi writes:
But as I see it, an evolutionary process makes us human and creation from scratch makes us androids or robots or machines.
Your ability to reason and make choices make you human and not a machine.
shalamabobbi writes:
This proves the creation of oxygen in the atmosphere some 2 billion years ago as does the iron oxide bands found in the earth. If you understand evolution it predicts that changes would be sudden.
Darwin sure did not believe it took place suddenly.
Evolution predicted nothing of the sort until it was discovered that it happened that way.
shalamobbie writes:
My thinking is the result of facts like that for the formation of the chain of Islands above. A one time fast movement of the plates does not agree with the data.
What does the continents dividing have to do with the Hawaiian Islands other than possibly to cause them to be lifted up.
shalamabobbi writes:
Genesis 1:17 And God set them in the firmament of heaven.
You need to modify your previous cut and paste job of genesis to add these scriptures to what really took place in Genesis 1:1..
Why?
They were not assigned their jobs of ruling over day and night until Genesis 1:17, 18.
Until that time God had been the light and there had been no darkness until the evening we find in Genesis 1:2.
shalamabobbi writes:
Six months of light followed by six month's of dark is a yearly seasonal environment. What you proposed was continual light bath 24/7 which would not show up as seasons in the varve records or ice core samples.
They would grow just like they do in the 6 months of light if it was continual light.
Time only matters to man.
God gave the sun and the moon the job of giving us something to measure time by.
God Bless,

"John 5:39 (KJS) Search the scriptures; for in them ye think ye have eternal life: and they are they which testify of me."

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Message 105 of 112 (504936)
04-05-2009 2:40 PM
Reply to: Message 104 by Michamus
03-31-2009 3:30 PM


Re: Peleg
Michamus writes:
Out of curiousity, what Interlinear program are you using?
Why do you assume I am using an Interlinear program?
I do consult with them after I have done my study.
I use the LXX as my Bible study tool.
I also study the available Hebrew Texts.
The oldest Hebrew Texts are 700 years younger than the oldest LXX Texts.
Jesus and the apostles quoted the LXX.
Philo and Josephus ascribed divine inspiration to its authors.
Some of the Dead Sea scrolls attest to Hebrew texts other than those on which the Masoretic Text was based.
In many cases, these newly found texts accord with the LXX version.
The oldest surviving codices of LXX date to the fourth century CE.
God Bless,

"John 5:39 (KJS) Search the scriptures; for in them ye think ye have eternal life: and they are they which testify of me."

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Message 107 of 112 (505421)
04-11-2009 10:54 AM
Reply to: Message 106 by Michamus
04-05-2009 10:29 PM


Re: Peleg
Hi Michamus,
Michamus writes:
Your argument of "I can't find the lexicons" is typical of interlinear users.
I have said nothing about not being able to find the lexicons.
I have four in my library.
I have access to two others on the internet.
What I am saying is I can find no lexicon that gives the definiton of the Hebrew words that you give.
Can you supply the lexicon that does.
Michamus writes:
Why would you use a Greek translation of the OT, when the Aramaic, and Hebrew texts show more context?
The oldest LXX texts are 700 years older than the oldest Hebrew text.
The Dead Sea Scrolls agree with the LXX.
The Apostles quoted the LXX.
Jesus quoted the LXX.
If it was good enough for the Apostles, and Jesus it is good enough for me.
Michamus writes:
This old tired argument. So are you stating that time destroys the quality of "God's word"?
Time has nothing to do with it.
Translators that copied the earlier texts changing them to agree with their belief system and then destroying the old texts, destroys the quality of "God's Word".
God Bless,

"John 5:39 (KJS) Search the scriptures; for in them ye think ye have eternal life: and they are they which testify of me."

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Message 109 of 112 (505428)
04-11-2009 12:36 PM
Reply to: Message 108 by Michamus
04-11-2009 11:37 AM


Re: Peleg
Hi Michamus,
Michamus writes:
I already did.
Your link to message 28 is my message.
In your first message, Message 26 you gave your definition and assertions but you provided no source.
In your second message Message 45 you provided no source.
Your third post, Message 63 was to Granny.
Your fourth post, Message 89 you tell me you are still waiting.
Your fifth post, Message 104 you ask, "Out of curiousity, what Interlinear program are you using?"
Your sixth post, Message 106 you talk about the LXX and interlinear.
This is your seventh post in this thread that I am answering now.
There is no source supplied in any of the messages for your definitions and assertions made in Message 26.
So no you have not supplied a source as of yet.
If you are saying in this message you provided a source for your definitions in message 26 would you please copy and paste the section into a message to me.
Michamus writes:
If God truly did write the Bible, these would not exist.
The only thing God is supposed to have claimed to write was when Moses recorded that God wrote with His finger in the tablets of stone the ten commandments.
And yes man is making a mess out of God's Word with these modern day interpertations of what God meant.
God Bless,

"John 5:39 (KJS) Search the scriptures; for in them ye think ye have eternal life: and they are they which testify of me."

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Message 111 of 112 (505463)
04-12-2009 1:25 AM
Reply to: Message 110 by Michamus
04-11-2009 10:47 PM


Re: Source
Hi Michamus,
Michmaus writes:
Why do I need to provide a source
For the simple reason that you are giving me the definitions of Ancient Hebrew Words.
Those words have meanings.
There are books called lexicons that deal with the meaning of Ancient Hebrew Words.
No Lexicon that I have or can find has the definitions you give.
So for all I know you are just making the definitions up, or snatching them out of thin air.
So give me a source where I can find the definitions you put forth, or quit wasting my time.
God Bless,

"John 5:39 (KJS) Search the scriptures; for in them ye think ye have eternal life: and they are they which testify of me."

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