It is not my two Adam theory , it's what is written inthe bible . God worked for six days rested the seventh . Now chapter two which clearly says God had finished that work but he did not have a man to til the ground and here he is and these are the generations of this man to til the ground not the sixth day man .
Well, you are kind of dodging my questions, which is understandable.
I asked you a very specific question. IF you have TWO ADAMS, then only one of them is thee HEAVENLY RACE, and I'm asking you what RACE that was? Or you may divulge WHICH RACES it wasn't.
and we can go on from there. Otherwise I'm going to keep charging you with avoidance.
By the way what does God mean by telling man to replenish the earth in Genesis 1:28?that would mean the earth was full before . The word used for replenish is the same word God used when Noah got off the arc and it is the only two times it is used in the bible .
I'm already on record here for creation prior to Adam and that does not preclude a history of creation prior to Adam or our existing creation. I don't think the narrative eliminates that at least as a possibility nor do hard archeological records.
Not that it affects my 'theology' positions. I think that is somewhat irrelevant to where we are at in the 'here and now' zone of this present age.
while you are at it explain Jeremiah 4:23-28 KJV please?
Personally I believe that speaks to the end of the story of this present age. It is NOT a past narrative. That same narrative is picked up by many of the prophets, i.e. leveling hills/mountains, straightening paths...etc etc.
but you might also understand that in the narratives of the prophets a mountain is not a physical mountain, a hill is not a physical hill and darkness is not physical darkness. These are all speakings in the similitude category and mean nearly nothing to the literal external senses of the matters.
Psalm 98:8
Let the
floods clap their hands: let the
hills be joyful together
Isaiah 55:12
For ye shall go out with joy, and be led forth with peace:
the mountains and the hills shall break forth before you into
singing, and all
the trees of the field shall clap their hands.
Psalm 114:4
The
mountains skipped like rams, and the little hills like lambs.
Psalm 114:6
Ye
mountains, that ye skipped like rams; and ye little hills, like lambs?
I might even suggest that we are in for yet another flood and if one is not ON THE HOLY MOUNTAIN they will not survive.
but that statement has zero to do with a LITERAL FLOOD or a LITERAL HOLY MOUNTAIN. dig?
and in fact it will be much more powerful and destructive. Like an 'earthquake' but without the literal earth actually quaking as in ground underneath our feet that we are standing upon.
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