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I don’t think we know for certain how YHWH, from the Hebrew Old Testament, should be pronounced. If you research the word “Lord,” in a Bible Concordance such as Strong’s, the original word was almost always the name YHWH. In defence of the translators, when YHWH is used it is speaking of the Lord, even [...]

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Whether you’re reluctant to think of it as time-travel or not, Elohim has been to the end, and back. He knows the moves we are going to make, and those he must make in return. When he tries to persuade us to take another path, it’s because he knows what lies ahead. Some things can [...]

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There is a vast amount of evidence that convinces me that the Script is true. I believe that the best interpretation of the evidence assures us that the writer, or writers of the early chapters of Genesis, recorded the information just the way it happened. It is true that we sometimes use the word “day,” [...]

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Where was Eden? Geologists have established to a reasonable degree that the land mass of India was once part of Africa. They believe the continents of the earth were once part of one huge land mass. The southern lands of that super-continent are called Gondwana. India was once connected to Africa in what is called [...]

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We don’t know exactly where the Garden of Eden was located. The information contained in the Script (the Bible) is usually as precise as it can be made, but in this case it doesn’t seem to be enough. The 2nd Chapter of Genesis gives a location for Eden, but the description only roughly matches the [...]

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