[color=Red]Well since TC insists on not discussing this, I'll repost my original statement with the part in question in quotes.[/color]
SO HE KNEW HIS WIFE BIG DEAL!!!!!
You all miss the point....Cain built (founded) a city!!!!! Called Enoch, when there were still only about 11 or so people in the WHOLE WORLD!
Now.....the irrefutable evidence has been provided by our very own Byrd, and Thomas Crowne, I doubt you'll rebuke this.
It says clear as day she concieved a son and then he built his city and named it after his son. Now correct me if I'm wrong, but even after only 900
years they wouldn't really have a population enough to start a city of even low proportions.
Well there is no point in beating it to death, the fact is it is a poorly written part in the bible, and because of that it is proof that there were
people to the east, even though they weren't of Cain.
In fact, this can be shown by Lamech's wives if I'm not wrong? Both his wives are not decendants of Cain, and yet nor are they refered to as
decendants of Adam? Where the hell did they come from?
Actually here is a reference to there being people outside of Eden.
Genesis 4:14
"You are driving me off the land and away from your presence. I will be a homeless wanderer on the earth, and anyone who finds me will kill me."
That's a strange fear for someone who apparently only has a few sisters (one his wife) and no more brothers...
Ugh this seems unfair of god...but I guess it coincides with the Abramic religions being that of a "herder's religion", and not an Agrarian's,
after all in the time of israel back then, those lands had been sufficiently deforested and became little more than grazing lands, and so they remain.
Here is what I think is BS...
GOD DARES TO NOT RECOGNIZE CAIN'S NOBEL SACRIFICE? ABEL KILLS A STINKING LAMB, WOW HOW HARD IS THAT, BUT CAIN!!!!! CAIN TILLS THE SOIL, PLANTS A
SEED, IRROGATES THE FEILD, TILLS THE SOIL, KEEPS HIS CROPS CLEAN AND THEN HARVESTS THEM!!!! AND WHEN HE OFFERS IT AS HIS SACRIFICE, GOD TURNS HIS FACE
TO ABEL'S!
I don't think God knows much of farming.
Sincerely,
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