strollingbones
Diamond Member
wise men are never named in the bible and the word eternity is not there either
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Went back and checked and finally found out which one I missed...it was the one asking the names of the Magi....I saw Beltshazar, and I thought that was the right answer....turns out they were never named....
I thought I had seen the names somewhere....must have been made up along the way..
Yeah, I think they are from a Christmas story. Did Jacob really have four wives?
Went back and checked and finally found out which one I missed...it was the one asking the names of the Magi....I saw Beltshazar, and I thought that was the right answer....turns out they were never named....
I thought I had seen the names somewhere....must have been made up along the way..
Yeah, I think they are from a Christmas story. Did Jacob really have four wives?
Sure. In a technologically-primitive world, men tend not to live long and need to reproduce as much as possible while they can, just as with a lot of animal species. By the same token, women and children are a lot more in need of protection and care, so it becomes quite logical for people to live in large polygynist family groups.
Yeah, I think they are from a Christmas story. Did Jacob really have four wives?
Sure. In a technologically-primitive world, men tend not to live long and need to reproduce as much as possible while they can, just as with a lot of animal species. By the same token, women and children are a lot more in need of protection and care, so it becomes quite logical for people to live in large polygynist family groups.
Right, I only remembered the two sisters (later of course forbidden in Leviticus, because of course God does not change)
Went back and checked and finally found out which one I missed...it was the one asking the names of the Magi....I saw Beltshazar, and I thought that was the right answer....turns out they were never named....
I thought I had seen the names somewhere....must have been made up along the way..
Yeah, I think they are from a Christmas story. Did Jacob really have four wives?
Sure. In a technologically-primitive world, men tend not to live long and need to reproduce as much as possible while they can, just as with a lot of animal species. By the same token, women and children are a lot more in need of protection and care, so it becomes quite logical for people to live in large polygynist family groups.
Sure. In a technologically-primitive world, men tend not to live long and need to reproduce as much as possible while they can, just as with a lot of animal species. By the same token, women and children are a lot more in need of protection and care, so it becomes quite logical for people to live in large polygynist family groups.
Right, I only remembered the two sisters (later of course forbidden in Leviticus, because of course God does not change)
God doesn't, but circumstantial necessity does. Try to understand the difference.
Right, I only remembered the two sisters (later of course forbidden in Leviticus, because of course God does not change)
God doesn't, but circumstantial necessity does. Try to understand the difference.
So circumstances happen at random?![]()