Daniel Marsh
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All you need is faith in Jesus. The Bible can't save anyone.
I would disagree. There are many books written about Jesus in which a person can hear the gospel of Jesus Christ.I never said anything about The Bible saving anyone, but The Bible is the only place to learn who God established as the only object of a persons faith that gives Eternal Life. Which is the promised Messiah.
I would disagree. There are many books written about Jesus in which a person can hear the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Based on real Science, a Local Flood is the only thing that really makes sense, Brother, Friend. YEC is a recent novelty history wise.
Anyone know why spell check does not work?
YEC model claims animals produced 12 tons of waste a day. Also, a world wide flood violates the well known rain cycle. Water evaporates one place and rains elsewhere. Thus, the water would never go down. There is a major problem with CO2. Without plants and trees to exchange gases to Oxygen. CO2 will effect breathing. Seeds would not survive under the pressure of water depth at the old "sea level".
I already pointed out The water pressure to tear up wood into toothpicks.
I would disagree. There are many books written about Jesus in which a person can hear the gospel of Jesus Christ.
How do we know that the Great Pyramid was built around 2500 BC? That figure is backed by a great deal of history. Egypt went through 28 dynasties of pharaohs before it became a Roman province. We have writing and inscriptions from ancient Egypt.
One method of dating uses the stars, which were used to align the pyramids to true north. Dr. Kate Spence, University of Cambridge, says that they used the stars Mizar and Kochab. To align a structure, hang a string with a substantial weight.
Hello there! Interesting but depends on many variables. Some of the Egyptian dynasties were known to run concurrently, rather than consecutively, in Upper and Lower Egypt for example. The re-interpretation of how many could throw the timeline off by hundreds of years.
Secondly the current tilt of the earth on it's axis of 23.5 degrees, perhaps it was not always so. This would change the pyramid star alignment by a considerable amount. Kind Regards to you![]()
Hello, Lismore.
Egyptologists are well aware of Upper and Lower Egypt. The two had been united under one ruler for five hundred years when the Great Pyramid was built.
An impact great enough to knock the earth off its axis would almost certainly destroy all life on earth, so we can be sure that did not happen.
Can you show me exactly where or how the Septuagint says this?
I am not sure that 1177 years would be enough time to take care of that. Is that time enough for society to advance to the point of carrying out large scale projects like building a pyramid?
Just in terms of the historical timeline, it at least makes the Great Pyramid fit after the Flood. If the Great Pyramid was built around 500 years before Abraham, then it would have been built 600-700 years after the Flood per the Septuagint timeline.
Mankind was scattered in the days of Peleg. According to the Septuagint, Peleg was born 646 years before Abraham and died 437 years before Abraham. Babel happened in that time-frame. The Great Pyramid was also built in that time frame.
If mankind could build the Tower at Babel, they could also build the Great Pyramid.
You are not giving me any specifics. Are you saying that genealogies in the Spetuagint are different, that they are longer? You will have to quote those to be taken seriously. You can't just refer to a manuscript.
that does not prove anything, just begging the questionThe Septuagint rendering of Genesis, which is translated from a Hebrew that is many centuries older than the Masoretic Texts, has 1177 years between the Flood and the birth of Abraham and his brothers. If that genealogy is meant to be an exhaustive list of names (it may or may not be), that would still leave plenty of time for the Great Pyramid to be built after the flood.
"Archaeologists believe Egypt’s large pyramids are the work of the Old Kingdom society that rose to prominence in the Nile Valley after 3000 B.C. Historical analysis tells us that the Egyptians built the Giza Pyramids in a span of 85 years between 2589 and 2504 BC."Just in terms of the historical timeline, it at least makes the Great Pyramid fit after the Flood. If the Great Pyramid was built around 500 years before Abraham, then it would have been built 600-700 years after the Flood per the Septuagint timeline.
Mankind was scattered in the days of Peleg. According to the Septuagint, Peleg was born 646 years before Abraham and died 437 years before Abraham. Babel happened in that time-frame. The Great Pyramid was also built in that time frame.
If mankind could build the Tower at Babel, they could also build the Great Pyramid.