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I had relied on Tom's of Maine Cinnamint Propolis and Myrrh, but it seems to have been reformulated. Is the Tea Tree Oil Toothpaste really effective, then?

FYI tangentially clove oil is a minor miracle for oral hygiene. Even prevents tartar buildup, and seems to kill the bacteria that cause tooth aches.

It may need to be put to the test a bit before being accepted, but I think it's reasonable what @David in NJ is saying, and should be considered. I'm open to the idea that she was his bride upon drawing her first breath (possibly even before--she was already within him, though I'm uncertain it...

Genesis 2 18Then the LORD God said, “It is not good for the man to be alone; I will make him a helper suitable for him.” 19Out of the ground the LORD God formed every beast of the field and every bird of the sky, and brought them to the man to see what he would call them; and whatever the man...

And why does that make you laugh?

Not sure what you're saying.

I thought Adam meant (by "now") "The creatures You brought to me before were not suitable, but, now you brought me something that is perfect for me." Oh, well, there ya go.

"Funny" because it seems like it doesn't make a difference either way.

There's actually a funny question as to whether Adam had a belly button, because he never had an umbilical cord. LOL But maybe he was just created with one.

Yeah, I think I could get on board with that.

Cool.

Not even sure what the point of Adam being affianced to Eve pertains to, just noting.

It might be a bit different with Adam, though--as also he was never "birthed", didn't develop in a womb, and didn't "grow up", but was born as a man--since Eve was literally from his flesh, whereas other men "become" "one flesh" with their wives, Eve was Adam's own "body" (as the Church is...

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"Going to marry" means "affianced". lol

You said you already dealt with the issue, but #87 (what you said that I quoted) doesn't address the issue, because the issue isn't "What does the Bible mean by 'husband' when it says God was 'husband' to His people? Is it a metaphor?", the issue is "Why was it that God was said to have been...

Bc you know that you will not answer the fact that "God" was husband to His people, but Christ is today husband to God's people, etc, and you can't account for these things on your view?

No, just trying my best to look at the evidence--same as the "Two Powers In Heaven" pre-Christian Jewish Binitarians.

How is it speculative to say that we were told God was husband to His people, and we know that Jesus is husband to God's people today? Have you read the NT? The reason I'm contrasting yours as speculative against mine is mine uses Scripture, yours relies on assumptions about things you only...

Yeah I'm saying God was (whether metaphorical or spiritual or however you want to put it) "husband" to His people, yet Jesus is "husband" to God's people today. I think it's speculative--and not entirely relevant. Let's grant that you're right, and it's inappropriate to deny that Jesus had a...