Closer to 6,000+.that does not work with a 5000 year old earth? ok
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Closer to 6,000+.that does not work with a 5000 year old earth? ok
yes, I agree and I meant the measurement of time...surely you could see that from my previous post. but thanks for pointing out my mistake.The MEASUREMENT of time started on day 4. Time began with the first day of creation. The Year of Man (Anno Hominis) started on day 6, and provides the most accurate Bible chronology.
The six days of creation are embedded in the Ten Commandments:
For in six days the LORD made heaven and earth, the sea, and all that in them is, and rested the seventh day: wherefore the LORD blessed the sabbath day, and hallowed it. (Exodus 20:11)
Yeah, I'm not sure myself. That's a valid point about God altering the times to confuse the calendar of man. I know that regardless of what motions there are (e.g. 360 vs 365.2422 and 30 days vs 29.530588), God has a calendar and way to reckon time. Man has his way of interpreting God's calendar and needless to say all sorts of theories I read about on several forums or out on the Internet. But regardless of what has (or hasn't) happened, is it fair to say that the day begins at sundown and the month at the first visible crescent of the moon? At least I find that straightforward and scriptural yet it's amazing how many interpretations mankind has come up with something that precise and simple. What I am saying is that this system does not really require calculation, but observation.... thus, it matters not if there's 365.2422 days in a year or an even 360 or 29.530588 or 30 days to a synodic period. There's still a sundown, and the moon still orbits. I have a hunch that if movement did change, it was before the Exodus as the Lord stated this was the beginning of months, thus correcting the Earth's revolution difference and lunar motion with the agricultural cycle. When the barley was at a certain stage, the year began. Again, if we had a 360 day year and 30 day lunar month, there would be no need for leap months. But with the present system, we need them but observational leap months are various. If the barley came out 12 months later, there would not be a leap month. In other words, what I am saying is that the observational system would work for both but because of the crazy numbers for the orbit and lunation, the observational system would require that extra month. It's a "fit" and "solution" to both ways. So no matter what we have, it requires simple obedience to observing the heavens as giant clock hands for the times and seasons.
no, i am stating that a 5k year old earth would not have had enough time to slow down from 360 to 365 day yearsAnd you are suggesting a 5,000 year old earth?
even @ 3.5 milliseconds of slowing a century that just isn't possible thoughCloser to 6,000+.
no, i am stating that a 5k year old earth would not have had enough time to slow down from 360 to 365 day years
the movement is not uniform from a certain perspective, sure, but the timing is; as you are even saying, these are essentially just clocks that we can compare to other clocks to get a pretty high degree of confidence in the correction neededthen the movement as measured by our pole/equator (as with a clock) is not uniform even if the bodies themselves moved in a perfectly circular and synchronous orbit like a clock.
Posting links from your Google search engine is more than likely done in vain where many of us are concerned. I don't take the time to click on them and read them....now if you want to present something significant from it and then provide the link as your source for those interested in reading the whole article that would probably be received and replied to than what you are doing.....we all can web surf.
Wow, if you're not interested in clicking the link barely scim reading, you're not really not interested in the truth.Posting links from your Google search engine is more than likely done in vain where many of us are concerned. I don't take the time to click on them and read them....now if you want to present something significant from it and then provide the link as your source for those interested in reading the whole article that would probably be received and replied to than what you are doing.....we all can web surf.
Why are you so easily offended? I was giving you some pointers on getting others attention to your topic discussion.....but do what you want....don't care.Wow, if you're not interested in clicking the link barely scim reading, you're not really not interested in the truth.
I have dealt with fact sources working naval intelligence, as a councilman, as a mayor, as a state arbitrator, in religious debates for 20 plus years and teaching. So who are you to tell me how to handle material?
But she is right in spite of your experience. It is very rare for me to open a link like that. It is not a only a matter of disinterest, but also of time and of priority. For example do we have the time to search for and study the doctrine of the 40,000 denominations to determine which ones are right and which one to join? Should we try?Wow, if you're not interested in clicking the link barely scim reading, you're not really not interested in the truth.
I have dealt with fact sources working naval intelligence, as a councilman, as a mayor, as a state arbitrator, in religious debates for 20 plus years and teaching. So who are you to tell me how to handle material?
Why are you so easily offended? I was giving you some pointers on getting others attention to your topic discussion.....but do what you want....don't care.
I wasn't offended. I was simply pointing out how far off base what you said was. And that you refuse to lookup proofs someone gives you because you don't like how they did it.
The point was the absurdity of you thinking you are qualified to give me pointers.
But if you to look in the link I have seen people type posts that are longer.But she is right in spite of your experience. It is very rare for me to open a link like that. It is not a only a matter of disinterest, but also of time and of priority. For example do we have the time to search for and study the doctrine of the 40,000 denominations to determine which ones are right and which one to join? Should we try?
On your jobs where you had to deal with a lot of material that was you. Most people have insufficient time, or interest or need to delve into every bit of potentially pertinent information. There is too much.
For those who are interested in reading things of biblical or spiritual interest they still must minimize because there is much more available than any one person could read and understand in a lifetime. Best to stick the Bible and then go to references when led to do so by … perhaps the Holy Ghost?
But if you to look in the link I have seen people type posts that are longer.
What you're saying is people will not read the bible because it has too many words in it.
On many topics you have to quote multiple verses, word definitions, historical facts, etc to actually get a correct answer. When they're already collected in a link why should I copy the contents as a post?
Those who do not have the time or interest should wait until they can do it right.
On my jobs a big lesson was you have to get the correct information to arrive at the correct answer. Otherwise you make decisions that hurt, damage or cost people their lives that.
Same here on a spiritual level.
Why can't I challenge? We challenge each other all the time here....but having 20 years experience on forums and teaching you would know that.I pretty much stopped responding to your posts because you get so many things wrong.
You're definitely the wrong person to lecture others about getting things correct.
What is your background to challenge my experience in this arena?