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Ezekiel 16:1-6
4And as for thy nativity, in the day thou wast born thy navel was not cut, neither wast thou washed in water to supple thee; thou wast not salted at all, nor swaddled at all.
I don't know exactly if i can trust all those doctors.
They cut the umbilical cord without thinking if this is good or bad.
I think those ungodly scientists are freaking dumb for doing this.
Today i asked myself what i do when my next son is born. Maybe i should keep the Umbilical Cord intact?
Pro:
-My wife and the child are bound together, so i can be assured that no child is on the floor. In the past i often felt over my youngest daughter.
-And another good thing is my wife is always near the child so there should be no crying because she can give the babie what it needs as fast as possible.
-We all know babies like to spit the food out of their mouth.
If the umbilical cord is intact the babies gets its food over the mother.
So we don't have to feed the baby as long as that cord is intact...
No puking, no spiting...Sounds good to me!
And if things happen like the baby falls out of the window there will always be the umbilical cord that stops the falling.
Negative:
I think the problem would be if my wife needs to pee.
Because the umbilical cord comes out of it there could be problems...?
So i think we keep it intact until the child is able to earn his own money and is out of the house. So around 7-8 years i guess.
Maybe one of our Creation Scientists can say more about all this.
I would appreciate it.
In Christ
Ezekiel 16:1-6
4And as for thy nativity, in the day thou wast born thy navel was not cut, neither wast thou washed in water to supple thee; thou wast not salted at all, nor swaddled at all.
I don't know exactly if i can trust all those doctors.
They cut the umbilical cord without thinking if this is good or bad.
I think those ungodly scientists are freaking dumb for doing this.
Today i asked myself what i do when my next son is born. Maybe i should keep the Umbilical Cord intact?
Pro:
-My wife and the child are bound together, so i can be assured that no child is on the floor. In the past i often felt over my youngest daughter.
-And another good thing is my wife is always near the child so there should be no crying because she can give the babie what it needs as fast as possible.
-We all know babies like to spit the food out of their mouth.
If the umbilical cord is intact the babies gets its food over the mother.
So we don't have to feed the baby as long as that cord is intact...
No puking, no spiting...Sounds good to me!
And if things happen like the baby falls out of the window there will always be the umbilical cord that stops the falling.
Negative:
I think the problem would be if my wife needs to pee.
Because the umbilical cord comes out of it there could be problems...?
So i think we keep it intact until the child is able to earn his own money and is out of the house. So around 7-8 years i guess.
Maybe one of our Creation Scientists can say more about all this.
I would appreciate it.
In Christ
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