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Originally posted by Scott Creighton
reply to post by Neo Christian Mystic
Hello NCM,
If, as you claim, the GP was the tomb of Adam built c.2,500BCE, can you explain to me who constructed the temple at Göbekli Tepe, dated to around 10,000BCE?
Originally posted by Neo Christian Mystic
Because Adam wasn't the first human, he was the first Caucasian according to Jewish tradition, he was the first white, European type man.
This branch of humanity appeared about 6000 years ago in the Caucasus according to modern science.
His offspring mixed with the other, mostly black, people who were already around.
Cain possibly moved to India where he found his wife who brought him a child whom they called Hanok. Cain built a city with the same name, Hanok, some say it's buried beneath New Deli. Cain is said to be the patriarch of the Indian people, characterised with the mark in their forehead and highly vegetarian diet.
Originally posted by genius/idoit
I saw a tv show that said the distance of the lengths of the shafts when measured in cubits was a time line of humanity.Anyone else see this program?found it, dont know how to post a link but i'll figure it out
[edit on 27-5-2009 by genius/idoit]
Originally posted by Byrd
Is there a source for that? The bindi is said to open the 6th Chakra and is associated with the worship of the Goddess and is also a "charm" for prosperity. This seems a highly unlikely practice for any Hebrew people.
According to Targ. Yer. to Gen. ii. 7, God took dust from the holy place (as "the center of the earth"; compare Pirḳe R. Eliezer xi., xx.) and the four parts of the world, mingling it with the water of all the seas, and made him red, black, and white (probably more correctly Pirḳe R. El. xi. and Chronicle of Jerahmeel, vi. 7: "White, black, red, and green—bones and sinews white; intestines black; blood red; skin of body or liver green"); compare Philo, "Creation of the World," xlvii.; Abulfeda, "Historia Ante-Islámica."
Originally posted by Byrd
Cain possibly moved to India where he found his wife who brought him a child whom they called Hanok. Cain built a city with the same name, Hanok, some say it's buried beneath New Deli. Cain is said to be the patriarch of the Indian people, characterised with the mark in their forehead and highly vegetarian diet.
Is there a source for that? The bindi is said to open the 6th Chakra and is associated with the worship of the Goddess and is also a "charm" for prosperity. This seems a highly unlikely practice for any Hebrew people.
hinduism.about.com...
www.religionfacts.com...
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Originally posted by Neo Christian Mystic
Originally posted by Outlawstar
Youll note I never said "God" did all of these things, I said he promoted ALL of them, yes ALL.
A prophecy isn't promotion. When God says about the future that Israel shall kill women and children, it is not an order, it's a statement and a prophecy. Blaming God for what he foretold is like blaming Greenpeace for extinct species or Amnesty for torture. The prophetic side of God is maybe his strongest and recognisable feature. However, God is reknown for his wartime endeavours. The birth of a nation is normally a very violent thing. And religion is normally a key factor and often used as a motivator for soldiers and civilians alike. However I never liked jealousy, and God seems very jealous. Only evil comes out of jealousy. But I guess one would need it if you're God. I'll say like AC/DC: it's a long way to the top, if you wanna rock'n'roll.
Originally posted by Scott Creighton
reply to post by Outlawstar
Hello Outlawstar,
Many thanks for your comments. You write:
Outlawstar: All excellent points Scott and I agree for the most part...........except I genuinely dont believe that the Egyptians built the pyramids, it is a feat that was WAY out of even their league.
SC: It remains my view that the C14 dates offered for the pyramids (at Giza), although not in perfect harmony with the King Lists, is in the ball-park for a 4th Dynasty construction. The Sphinx, however, is an entirely different issue and there seems to be a growing consensus that this structure predated the Gizamids. By how much remains uncertain.
Regards,
Scott Creighton
Gerhard: I do think the pyramids were build about 12500 years ago. It just makes sense (Orion’s belt and the ventilation shafts that point to the belt of Orion (kings chamber) and Sirius (queens chamber).
Whilst orthodox folks might cry, "Foul!", there seems little doubt that the pyramids at Giza were designed using Orion's belt and show us precessional knowledge - knowledge that orthodoxy will not attribute to the AE.