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I have a feeling you don't think a mist would water the whole earth either, do you?
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I have a feeling you don't think a mist would water the whole earth either, do you?Um, I don't think a "mist from the ground" would have kept the Euphrates supplied, somehow.
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I have a feeling you don't think a mist would water the whole earth either, do you?
Sure you did. But I really don't care.You can deny it all you want, but what you can't do is swear I made it up and be right.
There was no wind during the flood, thus no waves.
God finally brought the wind to help the waters recede from the ark's final parking place.
Chapters 1 - 10 were written in Jacobean English.
Um ... glad to be of service?I have now heard this claim twice. I really like it! It's one of my favorite claims from you, AV! Bravo!
Where did you get that Genesis 1-10 was in Jacobean English and that this was the common language at the time?
Why would a global flood be so placid? Just curious. We currently have a planet that is about 75% covered in ocean and it is hardly universally placid and calm. Was it a miracle ocean?
Why Jacobean English?
The KJB had its Predecessors (the other six).Is the KJV written in Jacobean English? Then the BIble was written in Jacobean English. EVEN THOUGH the "Secretaries" who pulled together the KJV on orders of King James used Greek and Hebrew source material available at the time. It is a mystery why they would have to go to other languages only to get back to the original Jacobean English, but God works in mysterious ways.
And I'm just positive you know all about the history of Geology. I mean apart from the fact that so far you've shown almost no knowledge of actual geology....
The whole event was carefully thought out by God beforehand.
The flood had little to do with geology.
Sorry, but momentum, gravity, etc. would still exist. Like it or not we know that the flood would have left a mark.
Which is really convenient for you!
I'm still wondering why you raised issues related to laminar flow and hydrology, though. Hmmmm. Now you say geology had no relation here. LOL.
Because Jacobean English is the language of the King James Bible, which is God's seventh and final Version prior to His return.
Psalm 12:6 The words of the LORD are pure words: as silver tried in a furnace of earth, purified seven times.
And as I showed, there are books in Heaven.
And we know the words of God are eternal.
That means they had no beginning and will have no end.
That means there's a copy of the Bible ... written in Heaven, before It was written on Earth.
My OPINION is that It is in Jacobean English -- not Hebrew, Greek, or Swahili.
Perhaps the Ark was built in Minnesota. It is the Gopher State after all.
What are the first 6 versions?
What are your geological credentials?
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