I am pretty sure I read Psalms and David says the earth is about 6000 years old, but now I am reading it again I cannot find that said ANYWHERE in Psalms! Can anyone enlighten me with the truth?
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Is this another one of those rhetorical questions where you already know the answer and want to put others thru unnecessary legwork just to verify your suspicions? How about YOU do some research and come back here with your findings. Does that sound like a good deal? I thought so. You're a closet communist who just wants others to do all your work for you. Grow up. Do you have anything useful to contribute here?
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I doubt that it is there. I cannot find any reference. Further as the earth is 6000 years old, it is not possible that it was the same age in the time of David.Originally posted by Unfalsifiable View PostI am pretty sure I read Psalms and David says the earth is about 6000 years old, but now I am reading it again I cannot find that said ANYWHERE in Psalms! Can anyone enlighten me with the truth?sigpic
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Originally posted by Ezekiel Bathfire View PostI doubt that it is there. I cannot find any reference. Further as the earth is 6000 years old, it is not possible that it was the same age in the time of David.
Hmm yeah, I don't know why I was convinced I read that it said that. Where else in the Bible does it mention the earth's age?
And Nobar, I'm not playing games here I am really just interested to know and I know all you guys know the KJV better then most.READ THE BIBLE
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It doesn't. Archbishop Ussher's your man for this.Originally posted by Unfalsifiable View PostHmm yeah, I don't know why I was convinced I read that it said that. Where else in the Bible does it mention the earth's age?
And Nobar, I'm not playing games here I am really just interested to know and I know all you guys know the KJV better then most.
The famous quote is there also, "The religion of the papists is superstitious and idolatrous; their faith and doctrine erroneous and heretical; their church in respect of both, apostatical; to give them therefore a toleration, or to consent that they may freely exercise their religion, and profess their faith and doctrine, is a grievous sin."sigpic
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“We must reassert that the essence of Christianity is the love of obedience to God’s Laws and that how that complete obedience is used or implemented does not concern us.”
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The Bible doesn't mention the age at all? Why do people go on about 10000 years and so on?Originally posted by Ezekiel Bathfire View PostIt doesn't. Archbishop Ussher's your man for this.
The famous quote is there also, "The religion of the papists is superstitious and idolatrous; their faith and doctrine erroneous and heretical; their church in respect of both, apostatical; to give them therefore a toleration, or to consent that they may freely exercise their religion, and profess their faith and doctrine, is a grievous sin."READ THE BIBLE
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To be frank, I've no idea, unless they feel that Ussher was in error and have made their own calculations.Originally posted by Unfalsifiable View PostThe Bible doesn't mention the age at all? Why do people go on about 10000 years and so on?
As a scholar, there is no denying Ussher's brilliance and tenacity - the article linked above shows the difficulties he overcame to arrive at the age of the earth. I am quite happy to go along with it without plowing through all the evidence.sigpic
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I explained the entire timeline HERE last summer. Since you are unsaved, you have zero chance of understanding God's Holy Word in all it's glory.Originally posted by Unfalsifiable View PostHmm yeah, I don't know why I was convinced I read that it said that. Where else in the Bible does it mention the earth's age?
And Nobar, I'm not playing games here I am really just interested to know and I know all you guys know the KJV better then most.
Study up, pal.

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Why I don't like homosexuals:
It seems to me that almost all the fags I've ever met have been f****d up psychologically, and that their illness is not genetic but environmental (if it was genetic wouldn't it have been bred out of our genes, not my point so ignore) It seems to me that bull dike girls had a problem with their dad or a father type figure when they were young, they are always out trying to prove that they are just as good as you / better that they do things no man or friend would ever do, they have a huge chip on their shoulder and are obsessed with dominance. In all they are awkward to be around and make shitty friends. Lesbian women seem to me to have low self esteem / don't know how to interact with men, too insecure to be friends with and just weird. Gay feminine men the 'catchers' tend to be big wusses lacking self esteem and are incapable of playing the dominant role so they play the feminine, they take each stereotype of the girl but increase it 100x. Obsessed about their looks and clothes and other materialism, high levels of insecurity. They tend to be incredibly shallow artificial, they all talk and act the exact same way, its just a part they play, an act, I guarantee you no one thinks like that in such a ditzy / attention whoring fashion. The butch gay men tend to be victims of child r.a.p.e by an older man. They have such huge dominance and insecurity issues that it makes them feel better about themselves and more manly to play the dominant role. Often times they were subservient in their youths due to lack of confidence issues and now are trying to make up for it.
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All excellent points, and I'm sure this post will go a long way toward getting you out of moderation. But you left out the best reason of all--God doesn't like them, either.Originally posted by i_was_saved View PostWhy I don't like homosexuals
Pour out thy fury upon the heathen that know thee not, and upon the families that call not on thy name.... Jeremiah 10:25
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I'd say the case is closed there, brother. Falso's question has been answered in spades.
However, there are still a few people who choose to disbelieve the Bible and ask for scientific proof. God has every right to kill those impertinent sinners and send them straight to Hell. In His infinite mercy, however, He went the extra mile and provided scientific proof, too. Anyone who feels like they need scientific proof can find it here and here.
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Re: Does David mention the age of the earth in Psalms?
Thank you, Pastors, for clearing up that little mystery.
I was always taught that the age of the earth was calculated, and therefore based on the Jewish calendar (which begins with Adam), but had never seen the timeline laid out so clearly.www.palibandaily.com - Your Christian News Source
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