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Originally posted by theindependentjournal
your math still sucks,... Noah his wife and three sons and wives and still came up with 6, sorry to say but in MY WORLD that is 8 EVERY TIME...
The story which you either did not read
it's been clearly shown that the dimensions of Noah's Ark as given were way more than big enough to support 15,000 animals...
You say Polar Bears, a species of BEAR, I say two BEARS total and all of them came from those ORIGINAL TWO,
the Bible says what I say.
let's not pretend that you can prove the Bible wrong, many people smarter than you or me have tried and they have not come up with anything...
Originally posted by theindependentjournal
When will you people LEARN MATH, .... Lets cover this i a simple MANNER shall we... If they can't add up to 8 in their posts why should I bother responding?
I have proven my point
Genesis 5:32 And Noah was five hundred years old: and Noah begat Shem, Ham, and Japheth.
Ge 9:28 ¶ And Noah lived after the flood three hundred and fifty years.
Genesis's Noah lives for a total of 950 years, with the Flood coming in his six hundredth year; the Quran's Noah is already 950 at the time of the Flood, and has spent this time preaching the singleness of God. It is mankind's obduracy which eventually brings the wrath of God on the unbelievers.
The theme of the Quranic story is the unity of Allah and the need to seek peace with Him. The narrative element concentrates exclusively on the Flood story, and does not include the Genesis account of Noah's drunkenness. The possibility of the Curse of Ham narrative is in fact implicitly excluded: the Quranic Noah has two sons, not three, and that son does not join his father despite Noah's final plea to be saved ("O my son! Come ride with us, and be not with the disbelievers!"); instead he flees to the mountains, and God tells Noah that this is because he is an evildoer. (In later Islamic tradition the son is given the name Canaan).
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Originally posted by theindependentjournal
Noah and his wife were beyond reproducing age, and you gt this information from where Doctor?
Noah Lived about 900 or so years as he was 500 when he had Shem, Ham and Japeth.
So I guess my question is simple, if he had 3 children named at 500 why would he be sterile because he spent one year on a boat?
So everyone knows why you MUST INCLUDE Noah and his wife, they had children pre flood times probably near their full ages...
You have proven nothing but Biblical Illiteracy bad math skills...
types of historical inaccuracies,
Story of a worldwide flood that Most Geologists say happened...
It turns out that if r = 0.0047 then after 4344 years we would wind up with about 5.6 billion people, which is close enough. After substituting the values for P and r into the above equation we are at liberty to try out different values for n to obtain the population at different times. At the time the Israelites entered Canaan, for instance, we get a world population of 2024! By the time you divide that up between Egypt, Canaan, the rest of the world, and Israel, that leaves maybe 6 or 7 people for the Israeli army! If we go back to the time that the Hykos were expelled from Egypt, in 1560 BC, we get a world population of 325 people!
Originally posted by Hanslune
As noted above the Qu'ran which Mohammed said was given to him by God says Noah was 950 years old and had only two children.
won't the response be to the population question that, "God can do anything he wants"?
Originally posted by theindependentjournal
If I wanted to know what so called scientists think about age and child bearing years ...
For those that didn't get it Flyersfan doesn't believe the Bible or the Story of a worldwide flood that Most Geologists say happened... Let's not forget the over 270 myths all over the world.
Originally posted by theindependentjournal
Cain had a mark and whoever killed him, if you recall, would suffer greatly so God spared any human that and killed him himself in the flood.
it is a NOAH'S ARK story I have stayed within the bounds of the discussion.
FlyerFan doesn't believe the Bible but he likes to misquote it and ridicule it in threads started by others...
look at POPULATION of Earth and how long would it take to get to 6 billion...
Gen 6:13 And God said to Noah, The end of all flesh has come before Me, for the earth is filled with violence through them. And behold, I will destroy them along with the earth.
Gen 6:14 Make an ark of cyprus (see mistranslation) timbers for yourself. You shall make rooms in the ark; and you shall cover it with asphalt inside and out.
Gen 6:15 And you shall make it this way: The length of the ark shall be three hundred cubits, its breadth fifty cubits, and its height thirty cubits.
Gen 6:16 You shall make a window in the ark, and you shall finish it above to a cubit. And you shall set the door of the ark in its side. You shall make it with lower, second, and third stories.
Question over identity
Gen 6:14 states that Noah built the Ark of גפר (gofer, more commonly gopher) wood, a word not otherwise known in the Bible or in Hebrew. The Jewish Encyclopedia believes it was most likely a translation of the Babylonian "gushure i÷ erini" (cedar-beams), or the Assyrian "giparu" (reed).[1] The Greek Septuagint (3rd–1st centuries BC) translated it as xylon tetragonon, "squared timber".[2] Similarly, the Latin Vulgate (5th century AD) rendered it as lignis levigatis, "smoothed (possibly planed) wood".
Older English translations, including the King James Version (17th century), simply leave it untranslated. Many modern translations tend to favour cypress (although the word for "cypress" in Biblical Hebrew is brosh), following Adam Clarke, a Methodist theologian famous for his commentary on the Bible: Clarke cited the resemblance between Greek word for cypress, kuparisson and the Hebrew word gophar, although Greek and Hebrew are not related languages and the linguistic resemblance is superficial.
Other suggestions include pine, cedar, fir, ebony, wicker, juniper, acacia, boxwood, slimed bulrushes and resinous wood, and even American trees such as Cladrastis kentuckea, or American yellowwood, although this type of gopherwood has no known relation to the material of Noah's Ark.
Others, noting the physical similarity between the Hebrew letters g and k, suggest that the word may actually be kopher, the Hebrew word meaning "pitch"; thus kopher wood would be pitched wood. Recent suggestions have included a lamination process (to strengthen the Ark), or a now-lost type of tree, but there is no consensus.[3]