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Originally posted by lonewolf19792000
Ba'albek stone, weighs over a million pounds. We don't have tech that can even lift or move this carved stone yet
Originally posted by Klassified
Is that the reason? Or did something else suddenly become much more important. Like survival.
Originally posted by SLAYER69
Originally posted by lonewolf19792000
Ba'albek stone, weighs over a million pounds. We don't have tech that can even lift or move this carved stone yet
I've argued both sides of the ba'albek question. The one fact that everybody on both sides seems to miss and it's staring everybody in the face is that......
The Romans, God, Giants or ET failed.
It got stuck where it's at and they couldn't move it.
Originally posted by SLAYER69
Originally posted by NewAgeMan
That is part of the argument for intelligent design in the sense that the moon needed to be closer in ancient earth history to drive the process of evolution - think major tidal forces drawing salt water into inland pools leading to the dissolution and reintegration of DNA recombinations. The most intriguing aspect however is that the moon perfectly eclipses the sun only at the stage where man stands at the apex of evolution as an observer, to bear witness to the coincidence, which doesn't end with the eclipse.
If "God" is infinite and all powerful could he have not set all this in motion on his timescale so as man's rise would be because of these planetary bodies moving as he set in motion?
I think for those who would argue the "God" aspect should expand their views of his abilities imho, they refer to God as being all powerful and infinite. Yet can't seem to attribute those abilities to his time frame and unitizing the Universe he has created.
I think for those who would argue the "God" aspect should expand their views of his abilities imho, they refer to God as being all powerful and infinite. Yet can't seem to attribute those abilities to his time frame and unitizing the Universe he has created.
Originally posted by lonewolf19792000
Ba'albek stone, weighs over a million pounds. We don't have tech that can even lift or move this carved stone yet these things were used to build with. Thought the Nephilim used these stones to build with. The Book of Giants found with the dead sea scrolls depicts the nephilim giants as being up to 400 feet tall with immense strength, more than capable of lifting these blocks and the nephilim were powerful enough to be able to hold their own in a fight against their fallen angel parents. Gilgamesh from the Epic of Gilgamesh was spoken of in the DSS Book of Giants as a nephilim.
Originally posted by SLAYER69
Originally posted by Klassified
Is that the reason? Or did something else suddenly become much more important. Like survival.
The answer is at the temple it was intended for.
They used smaller blocks to fill in where that block was to be used. If something suddenly became more important than using it for it's intended purpose in the temple then why continue with the temple's construction? Which they did.
It got stuck.
Originally posted by EarthCitizen07
The terms creator and god are not necessarily compatible.
We have a small percentage of the puzzle assembled and trying to figure the big picture, while simultaneously arguing which messiah or prophet is genuine in our beliefs.
Originally posted by neo96
Man built his ancient monuments through his own effort and ingenuity necessity is the mother of all invention.
Levers,pulleys,compound pulleys, and wood rollers etc.
The only ETS exist in mans head that's not to say there isn't intelligent life out there, but came here and help man build monuments?
That dog doesn't hunt.edit on 29-11-2012 by neo96 because: (no reason given)
The terms creator and god are not necessarily compatible.