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did you even read the OP? how can you pretend to have enough insite to a discussion if you do not even read the opening post? how do you what is even being discussed here?The problem with your approach is that you don't believe the account of Genesis is the truth, and rather than try to figure out the meaning behind the text, you question its validity.
The above was cut and pasted from the OP it is literally the whole second paragraph. which now completely undermines your whole post. The rest of what you have to say is moot because everything I do quares itself with a literal 7 day creation... Maybe you should have asked some questions if you did not understand, rather than assume what I have here is automatically against the bible.Drich OP said:What if I could tell you, you could answer these questions without changing one letter of the creation narrative (genesis 1-5) and square everyting with what has already been written and even assimilated the whole of the evolution into the 7 day creation.. Now understand this is not gap theory nor any other anything that is not already in the bible. Again this does not thing to add or take anything from the bible away. I simply point out how and where we have been reading genesis wrong for a very long long time.
Maybe it is a non traditional reading of the bible that rings true and allows everything I said it would without changing a word of the bible like I say it does. If you can't understand or work out how then ask a question.
your Hot mess said:Well, let me explain to you the difference between chapter one and chapter two of Genesis, briefly, because they are indeed two different accounts, deliberately so, because they are given from two different perspectives, because it speaks of two different persons,
Chapter one is given from the perspective of the one that would later be revealed as Yeshua. It gives a general scope of commands he issued on each day.
Whereas chapter two is a more detailed account given from another perspective of the one named "Yehovah", who is first mentioned in this chapter, which is the angel that appeared to Abraham and Moses later in time, where this chapter begins on day six of creation, because that is when the generations of earth began, since that is when man was created,
These are the generations of the heavens and the earth when they were created, in the day that the Yehovah God made the earth and the heavens. (Genesis 2:4 [MODIFIED-ESV])
has there ever been a time without them? can there be a time without them? Even if there were no one here to identify them would they cease to exist?So the mountains are eternal and everlasting, just as it says?
That would be at minimum......ancient or very old
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