[boatbums]

Well, you did exactly what I thought you would! Why ask for things if your only purpose is to shoot everything down? By the way you responded to those few quotes, you have proven you know nothing about how the Bible incorporates prophecies, nor historical or archaeological proofs, nor time sequences. For example, you do not acknowledge that the seventy "weeks" of Daniel referred to as weeks of seven years and was speaking of seventy sevens or 490 years. You also do not understand figurative language as regarding a "flood". The city of Jerusalem as well as the temple was destroyed in 70 A.D. by the Romans.

I challenge you to go to the site and at least read the article. There are only so many times that a person can say, "Nah, didn't happen. No, didn't go down like that. No, No, No..." before it becomes obvious that they aren't really interested in hearing something that they fear will go against what they choose to believe. I faced each one of my fears and doubts and I was able to come away absolutely sure I was on the right path. The evidence is there. Be honest about it to yourself.

[LeGrande]

As they say there are 70 times 70 times 70 ways to interpret the Bible and all of them are wrong, because the Bible is wrong.

When you start saying that weeks means weeks of seven years “the seventy “weeks” of Daniel referred to as weeks of seven years and was speaking of seventy sevens or 490 years.” and flood is “figurative language”. Then I know that you aren’t taking the Bible literally and once you start taking the Bible metaphorically, it can mean anything to you that your little heart desires. Read my first paragraph again.