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The story of the Exodus is like a combination lock. ALL the tumblers have to line up in order to open the lock. And those land marks have to be found in an accurate sequence. And when you consider the number of such. Then you will understand, that this is something that cannot be fabricated. Now if you don't want to consider the evidence or the written word. Then what can one say? It's like finding a treasure map, and then saying. "Well, I don't believe the map and it's 20 paces. I believe it was 100 paces". You have to follow the information given, or there is no reason to follow anything at all. Do you not agree?
Really and how about the cities that didn't exist at that time? Or groups of people who didn't also exist? Or the fact that early israeli culture was non Egyptian. Seems like a lot of it was fabricated.
By the way, what exactly was the gender and family makeup of the Ark survivors? I haven't looked into the details, since the entire story is extraordinarily weak on a larger basis. Were they all or mostly men, and of the same family?
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Noah and his wife, their three sons and their wives. So...at least five genetically related people. Certainly not a sufficient gene pool to reproduce the population by any stretch of the imagination. Interested in why, Google for 'population bottleneck' and 'minimum viable population'. Some interesting reading.
Some people believe that God's 6 days of creation are six 24 hours days. Others like myself believe each day = 1,000 years. So sometimes the Bibles timeline is not as clear as some would have us believe. So it's not really a question of believeing the Bible, as much as it is understanding the Bible.
Really and how about the cities that didn't exist at that time? Or groups of people who didn't also exist? Or the fact that early israeli culture was non Egyptian. Seems like a lot of it was fabricated.
Of course, all of that and the timing is subject to what expert you choose to believe. I don't waste my time with their endless assumptions. And that is why I point to the site were the event took place, and followed the obvious clues. Debating dates could last a lifetime. Obvious clues and evidence will confirm the crossing. And this reality is made real, if your intrested in facts that can be both viewed and considered.
What pictures lol? And most of your arguments are based off of made up information so what does that tell us?
So since you have stated that most of my information is based off of made up information. Could you tell us what information was actually made up? Or is that just a bias opinion of yours that is based on nothing? I hear statements like that all the time. Yet those who make such statements often can't point to anything to confirm their claims.
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So, then you also feel free to manipulate time to fit your beliefs...
I was wrong, according to answers in genesis ....Flood....4,285 years ago...Exodus 3,428 years ago...That is only 857 years between the two...The problem is greater than I thought!
Campbell, I'm still waiting for you to address this little fly in your ointment...Your God's year could equal 1000 years during creation doesn't do it, because we are talking about the time gap between the flood and exodus.....
How do eight people generate millions in only 857 years of 24 hour days....I'm very interested in how you are going to wriggle out of this one, unless of course you are willing to admit that either the flood or the exodus couldn't have happened...
I won't hold my breath since I have never once seen you admit that you were wrong about anything, even when ( as in this case) the bible proves itself wrong.
Campbell, I'm still waiting for you to address this little fly in your ointment...Your God's year could equal 1000 years during creation doesn't do it, because we are talking about the time gap between the flood and exodus.....
How do eight people generate millions in only 857 years of 24 hour days....I'm very interested in how you are going to wriggle out of this one, unless of course you are willing to admit that either the flood or the exodus couldn't have happened...
I won't hold my breath since I have never once seen you admit that you were wrong about anything, even when ( as in this case) the bible proves itself wrong.
after a sedulous review i've concluded: evidently their phalluses had to be a lot more powerful back then.
Noah's was so powerful post flood he produced 3 distinct races.
those were the days.... they don't make 'em like that anymore.
Some people believe that God's 6 days of creation are six 24 hours days.
Totally irrelevant old thing....nothing to do with creation. Creation was all done and dusted before the period we are addressing. Bible chronology says that the flood took place around 2300 BCE. "Many", according to you, claim it took place between 3400 - 4990 BCE. Which are you going with?
Of course, all of that and the timing is subject to what expert you choose to believe. I don't waste my time with their endless assumptions. And that is why I point to the site were the event took place, and followed the obvious clues. Debating dates could last a lifetime. Obvious clues and evidence will confirm the crossing. And this reality is made real, if your intrested in facts that can be both viewed and considered.
Actually no expert alive disagrees on my opinion there buck a roo . Even most orthodox Jewish archaeologists will tell you that the exodus didn't happen the way it was written.
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So since you have stated that most of my information is based off of made up information. Could you tell us what information was actually made up? Or is that just a bias opinion of yours that is based on nothing? I hear statements like that all the time. Yet those who make such statements often can't point to anything to confirm their claims.
Ron wyatt makes assumptions based off of nothing more then what he perceives as evidence. He sees the gulf of aquba as a possible entry point to the promised land and begins manufacturing evidence. He fines what he claims is a chariot wheel...that happens to disapeer when other people look for it. He finds a pillar thats standing and claims he see's names on it,yes they seem to vanish when anyone else takes a look at it. Not to mention that the books mention nothing of them going there....or geographically they don't fit. My information is based off of reading varieties of reports and putting thought into it. Not blindly believing some ding dong who validates what i want to believe as gospel truth.
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. Even most orthodox Jewish archaeologists will tell you that the exodus didn't happen the way it was written.
