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All of the names of the animals Adam gave described them as being violent. For example "hawk" means "bird of prey." That hardly supports the idea of all animals have a vegetarian diet. Most animals would have died if that were the case...
Not even. One only need assume that the meanings of the name remained the same, which there is no reason to assume they did not. Adam named the animals after the behavior he witnessed. Of course they spoke a different language, but that doesn't imply the meanings of the names have changed.Firstly, one must assume that Adam and Eve spoke Hebrew
- for example the word "hawk" first occurs in Lev 11:16. The confusion of tongues at the tower of Babel seem to indicate that mankind's original language was lost.
The grass was made for the inferior animals. This text does not even say animals ate only plants, or that lions are any other carnivorous animals ate plants.Secondly the Genesis 1:30 tells us exactly what was food for animals:
"And to every beast of the earth, and to every fowl of the air, and to every thing that creepeth upon the earth, wherein there is life, I have given every green herb for meat: and it was so."
Why not give a synopsis of what the video says?Also see 7:28 in the video.
First, I would invite you to share the source which claims lions were once herbivores, that they share the same type of digestive system as humans, as well as the other mendacious claims here. I can tell you now you will find no credible source that confirms what you're saying, other than some YEC website. Any other scientific website will tell you that lions cannot digest plants, and never could. They eat grass so they can throw up, which is why you see indoor cats eating it, then throwing it up. Their digestive system is not made to digest plants which is why they end up throwing up grass.Finally animals in the Garden didn't need to be predators Take, for example the lion. Though it seems impossible, cats, humans and horses all share the same type of digestive system, and all three have an appendix (cecum). The appendix is not used in humans and cats whereas in animals such as horses it is enlarged and allows them to be complete herbivores. The presence of an unused appendix in carnivorous animals shows that they could have once been herbivores. And since the appendix is still present it could be enlarged and allow the animal again to be a herbivore.
Not even. One only need assume that the meanings of the name remained the same, which there is no reason to assume they did not. Adam named the animals after the behavior he witnessed. Of course they spoke a different language, but that doesn't imply the meanings of the names have changed.
Words often change their meanings for example take the words "cool" and "gay" now have meanings they didn't have 60 years ago
First, I would invite you to share the source which claims lions were once herbivores, that they share the same type of digestive system as humans, as well as the other mendacious claims here. I can tell you now you will find no credible source that confirms what you're saying, other than some YEC website. Any other scientific website will tell you that lions cannot digest plants, and never could. They eat grass so they can throw up, which is why you see indoor cats eating it, then throwing it up. Their digestive system is not made to digest plants which is why they end up throwing up grass.
None of that refutes anything I said. Nice try though.Please google " horse cecum" or "cat cecum". I did:
Horse: Digestive Function of Horses
Cat: Anatomy of the cecum of the cat. [Anat Embryol (Berl). 1984] - PubMed - NCBI
"In the Garden of Eden death was completely unknown."
Really?
So when God told Adam (regarding the "forbidden fruit"), "On the day you eat of it, you will surely die.", how did Adam know what God meant by "die"? If there had been no death, Adam couldn't have understood the concept.