If this was such a slam dunk argument for you I would suspect that you would have a ready argument available for educational purposes.NIGHTMARE said:LOL I will post on it a little later,,,,I cant show you anything but I will allow the scripture to show you ur err if you allow the spirit to work......
Has there been anyone here from staff to even remotely hint at putting the kibosh on this thread? Of course not because this is a relevant part of the topic. So yes, I do suspect that you are stalling a bit. Would you like me to post some things about the argument you wish to advance?Stalling???? Nah just making sure the post will be aloowed to continue before I go taking out the manuscripts......It you a little email...
It goes something like this:
One verse which confounds many Christians is Genesis 4:1. "And Adam knew Eve his wife; and she conceived, and bare Cain, and said, I have gotten a man from the Lord." It appears to them that Cain was the son of Adam. But a deeper study of the chapter gives us a better light to the verse. The word "knew" in verses 1 and 25 means having a positive knowledge of conception. Adam "knew" Eve twice only but brought forth three sons. Yet, when we study the rest of chapter 4, we realize that the very characters of Cain and Abel were extremely different. Therefore, one of them could not be a son of Adam.
All life, good or evil, comes from God (Isaiah 45:7; Acts 17:28). And Eve could not be more right when she said: "I have gotten a man from the Lord."