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  1. LadyEagle
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    two witnesses

    Be glad to, Matthew. First - re: the 2 witnesses. I, too, believe they are Elijah & Moses. My comment that started this current...
    Post by: LadyEagle, Jun 8, 2003 in forum: Free-For-All Archives
  2. BobRyan
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    What does Genesis One literally say?

    20 Then God said, "Let the waters teem with swarms of living creatures, and let birds fly above the earth in the open expanse of the heavens." 21...
    Post by: BobRyan, Jun 6, 2003 in forum: Creation vs. Evolution
  3. BobRyan
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    What does Genesis One literally say?

    Gen 1:1-2:3 1:1 In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. 2 And the earth was formless and void, and darkness was over the surface...
    Post by: BobRyan, Jun 6, 2003 in forum: Creation vs. Evolution
  4. john6:63
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    What does Genesis One literally say?

    You have a problem with the “canopy of water” that some theologians refer to that engulfed the entire earth and was released at the time of the...
    Post by: john6:63, Jun 4, 2003 in forum: Creation vs. Evolution
  5. john6:63
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    What does Genesis One literally say?

    Yep. Sorry, I edited my previous post and was going to post the flood issue on another thread, but since we’re on the subject. Genesis 7:18-19...
    Post by: john6:63, Jun 3, 2003 in forum: Creation vs. Evolution
  6. A_Christian
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    What does Genesis One literally say?

    Johnv: What don't you get. Genesis 2:6 says that a mist went up from the ground. There were obviously subterranean springs. Please see...
    Post by: A_Christian, Jun 3, 2003 in forum: Creation vs. Evolution
  7. Helen
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    Noah's Flood vs Gilgamesh

    Hi ChurchBoy! One of the standard procedures in looking for an original telling of something vs. a later, possibly legendary, account, is to look...
    Post by: Helen, May 28, 2003 in forum: Creation vs. Evolution
  8. A_Christian
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    Should we believe in a young earth or our lying eyes?

    You might consider Genesis 7:16 Now you might consider as a Fundamentalist Christian that I imagine a big hand shutting the door of the ark. I...
    Post by: A_Christian, May 21, 2003 in forum: Creation vs. Evolution
  9. BobRyan
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    What would the Discovery of Noah's Ark do?

    quote:Helen - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Bible not only clearly indicates it was...
    Post by: BobRyan, May 10, 2003 in forum: Creation vs. Evolution
  10. Helen
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    Genesis 2:7, dust, why? :)

    Hi Pete, There are some things which might throw a little light on this. In Genesis 1 there are two verbs used, and they are used for a reason...
    Post by: Helen, May 10, 2003 in forum: 2003 Archive
  11. Helen
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    Early earth question

    The Bible. Genesis 7:11. About the spelling. Mostly I just accept that there is a lot of bad spelling among a lot of people. But you started it...
    Post by: Helen, May 8, 2003 in forum: Creation vs. Evolution
  12. Helen
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    Early earth question

    If the climate is even all year long, then there is no specific seed time, as in harvest. It is not seasonal; it is continuous. This is the...
    Post by: Helen, May 8, 2003 in forum: Creation vs. Evolution
  13. Paul of Eugene
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    Early earth question

    What, fruit without seed time? I think this interpretation bears reexamination. There has never been a time in all the history of mankind when...
    Post by: Paul of Eugene, May 8, 2003 in forum: Creation vs. Evolution
  14. Helen
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    Early earth question

    Gina, very little is really known about what it was like before the Flood, except a few things the Bible tells us. We know from Genesis 1:29-30...
    Post by: Helen, May 8, 2003 in forum: Creation vs. Evolution
  15. The Galatian
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    What would the Discovery of Noah's Ark do?

    Perhaps you could show us where it says that. The notion that "the land" means "all the world" is not supported by Scripture. No, I wasn't aware...
    Post by: The Galatian, May 4, 2003 in forum: Creation vs. Evolution
  16. Helen
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    What would the Discovery of Noah's Ark do?

    The Bible not only clearly indicates it was world-wide, but the idea of various 'species' being on the Ark is a straw man, Galatian, and you know...
    Post by: Helen, May 2, 2003 in forum: Creation vs. Evolution
  17. postrib
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    Where do Catholics stand on the Second Coming?

    I don't believe that the Bible anywhere says that Jesus can come to gather us together at any moment, but says the opposite (2 Thessalonians...
    Post by: postrib, Apr 18, 2003 in forum: Free-For-All Archives
  18. post-it
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    Abortion

    You never addressed my last question found in a prior post earlier. Do you opt out of the discussion before you have finished answering the...
    Post by: post-it, Apr 14, 2003 in forum: 2003 Archive
  19. post-it
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    Abortion

    Then how do you explain the same breath being found in animals and man in the Noah chapter.It appears this is the same breath you have described...
    Post by: post-it, Apr 14, 2003 in forum: 2003 Archive
  20. Helen
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    water on early earth

    If you will allow me -- I would suggest that the light of the first day was a quasar in the middle of our galaxy (the Milky Way). Our sun is a...
    Post by: Helen, Apr 12, 2003 in forum: Creation vs. Evolution
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