KerrMetric
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The original Hebrew word here is not translated "navel", but rather part of the stomach. Pg 285 of "Wilson's Old Testament Word Studies" (by William Wilson, Hendrickson Publishers) also translates it as the muscles in the region of the belly.
So saying the creature has a navel is inaccurate.
Well other people totally disagree - but it isn't just a navel thing. Testicles and penis are also referred to. It's just that the prudes of the KJV didn't like the references and changed the language.
And none of this has much to do with the old age of the earth anyway.
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