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9:11 And I will establish my covenant with you; neither shall all flesh be cut off any more by the waters of a flood; neither shall there any more be a flood to destroy the earth.All I find is "And every living substance was destroyed which was upon the face of the ground" -- Gen 7:23 ... it was just living things that God destroyed ... that's fairly explicit ... I suppose other interpretations can be inferred ...
9:11 And I will establish my covenant with you; neither shall all flesh be cut off any more by the waters of a flood; neither shall there any more be a flood to destroy the earth.
why is it you people have such trouble reading words right in front of you???This doesn't say "God destroyed the earth" ... it says "God won't destroy the earth" ... there's a difference ... you certainly infer this, though I don't know why ... the important part of these passages is to explain why we don't have any relations from Cain's side of the family ...
You can't raise a Cain back up when he's in defeat
why is it you people have such trouble reading words right in front of you???
did you miss the words "any more"??
are you blind or just being an ass??Why? ... what great edification does this understanding allow? ... if I promise not to beat you up, why does that have to mean I've already beat you up before ... I'm not going to beat you up any more or any less ...
You've inferred this ... I'm not saying you're wrong ... just that the text doesn't explicitly say God destroyed the earth (or Mt Arafat) ... what is the importance of this distinction? ... we're just killing off the sons and daughters of Cain ... we don't need to destroy the earth (or Mt Arafat) ...
are you blind or just being an ass??
you havent quoted an entire passage and keep editing out key words,,Just asking ... why is this important? ... and how does this change the plain meaning of these passages ...
you havent quoted an entire passage and keep editing out key words,,
it makes it really hard to have a rational discussion with you when you do that,,
Just asking ... why is this important? ... and how does this change the plain meaning of these passages ...
Where was the ark constructed? Who knows.......its just like the Garden of Eden........the entire earth's geology has changed from that before the flood event. They have even core drilled the An Artic Continent and found evidence of tropical plant life.
The Holy Scriptures clearly define the fact that the earth's topography and geography changed by God's command during the flood event.
God promised the waters of the earth would never again cover the entire globe because God changed the topography and geography of the earth.
NKJV (New King James Translation), "You (God) who laid the foundations of the earth, so that it should not be moved forever, You (God) covered it with a garment; the waters above the mountains (clearly there was not nor could ever be enough water to top such structures as Mt. Everest in the beginning); But......AT YOUR (GOD'S) REBUKE THEY (THE WATERS) FLED; at the sound of your thunder (sound of thunder...earthquakes, volcanos....etc), they (the waters of the earth) took flight, they hastened away.(where did they go? to the 7 mile deep trenches found to exist in both main oceans), they (the waters) went up over the mountains; they went down into the valleys, to the place You (God) founded (made) for them (God made the valleys sink and the mountains rise....creating new mountains ranges such as Mt. Everest and new ocean floors such as the Mariana, the Challenger Deep, The Tonga Trench, Galathea Trench....etc.)
It concludes with ".........You (God) set a boundary that they may not pass, so that they may not cover the earth" -- Ps.104:5-9
Thus the covenant of the Rainbow........a token sign from God to never cover the earth in water again. (Genesis 9:15-18)
Science proves that at one point in earth's history all the land masses were made up into one great continent called Pangaea. The continental drift theory. The only difference in the history is the outrages time period claimed by conjecture, speculation and assumption.
Actually it doesn't say God won't destroy the earth. It says God won't destroy the earth by flood again.This doesn't say "God destroyed the earth" ... it says "God won't destroy the earth" ... there's a difference ... you certainly infer this, though I don't know why ... the important part of these passages is to explain why we don't have any relations from Cain's side of the family ...
You can't raise a Cain back up when he's in defeat
What does this have to do with cleansing the blood of Cain off the earth ... and why we today are blessed before the Lord ... foundational material for the First Covenant ...
God said "Go forth, be fruitful and multiply" ... Evolution is just the scientific statement of the same thing ... "And you, be ye fruitful, and multiply; bring forth abundantly in the earth, and multiply therein." -- Gen 9:7 ... hump like rabbits ... see, same thing ...
It's just poetic language. It's a myth.It says the "fountains of the great deep were broken up". This is pretty vague but clearly refers to the sea and the oceanic crust, not the continents.
Mount Judi.South Eastern Turkey
Clearly it was somewhere on the Mesopotamian Plain, but where was the logical place to build it? Use a map of the region and it will become clear.
Actually it doesn't say God won't destroy the earth. It says God won't destroy the earth by flood again.
Interesting, thanks.Mount Judi - Wikipedia
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Nope the Persian Gulf tilted to the East millions of years ago. It's quite shallow. It was a river from Mesopotamia until it breached the straits of Hormuz millions of years ago.You would if the ocean floor was raised.
