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Originally posted by karoly aczelI wonder that too at times. Lol. But she makes my world go around!!!!
Why would any one want to get married?
Originally posted by galveston75What would it take to prove to you that no one has ever lived for "900+" years? What kind of evidence would you need to see?
Well hate to do this to you but it is what the Bible says. I believe it and nothing in the Bible has ever been proven wrong to me even up to the prophecies that I see coming true today..
Originally posted by FMFI knew you'd eventually waddle on over here...Lol
What would it take to prove to you that no one has ever lived for "900+" years? What kind of evidence would you need to see?
Originally posted by galveston75You have claimed someone lived for "900+" years. Obviously, you don't have to answer my question if you don't want to. But if you do answer it, I will then answer yours.
I knew you'd eventually waddle on over here...Lol
What would it take to prove to you that someone could have lived for "900+" years? What kind of evidence would you need to see?[/b]
Originally posted by wolfgang59After Noah It also explains that people will live to be 120 and then also psalms it says people lived like 70 to 90 or something like that but I don't want to look it up because I'm at work.
Ok.
That's a really interesting explanation of why people are living shorter and
shorter lives.
Originally posted by RBHILLSome scholars of scripture believe the 120 years refers to how long God is allowing mankind to continue to live until the worldwide flood and not how old each individual man will live after the flood. However, the 70 to 80 years is the normal life expectancy at the time of Jesus. Jesus was cutoff when He was 35 years of age which is in the middle of the expected life of 70 years of a man at that time.
After Noah It also explains that people will live to be 120 and then also psalms it says people lived like 70 to 90 or something like that but I don't want to look it up because I'm at work.
Originally posted by FMFI don't claim to have an answer other then what the Bible says. So no need to ask again, but, we all know you will.
You have claimed someone lived for "900+" years. Obviously, you don't have to answer my question if you don't want to. But if you do answer it, I will then answer yours.
Originally posted by galveston75Yes, I will ask once more because your answer was peculiar - almost as if you were dodging the question deliberately. I did not ask you if the Bible answered my question. Once more, reworded: what kind of evidence would you need to see for you to reach the conclusion that no one has ever lived for "900+" years? I will answer your question when ... or if... you answer mine.
I don't claim to have an answer other then what the Bible says. So no need to ask again, but, we all know you will.
Originally posted by sonhouseIt looks like it is not automatic, but there is nothing stopping people from entering into legal agreements that deal with these issues:
What about death/sickness/inheritance issues if you are a 'life partner'?
Originally posted by FMFGood night....
Yes, I will ask once more because your answer was peculiar - almost as if you were dodging the question deliberately. I did not ask you if the Bible answered my question. Once more, reworded: what kind of evidence would you need to see for you to reach the conclusion that no one has ever lived for "900+" years? I will answer your question when ... or if... you answer mine.
Originally posted by karoly aczelGod introduced marriage when he created a woman for a man. Here is what is written:
I believe marriage was introduced as a legal binding for "proper inheritances" or something like that. It smells fishy to me,but Idon't have any conclusive info on it.