The Whole Counsel of God Genesis 5:1-6:4
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Sep 25, 2023 The discussion opens with the intriguing genealogies from Adam to Noah, highlighting long lifespans and their link to sin and death. Ancient numerical systems are explored, revealing potential coded messages in Genesis. Enoch's unique status of being taken by God brings forth themes of morality. Noah’s role as the 10th generation leads to a deeper dive into divine judgment and human relations. The emergence of giants showcases the complexities of divine interactions, challenging the idea of a golden age amid moral decay.
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Ages in Genesis 5
- Genesis 5's ages aren't for calculating Earth's age; numbers differ between Hebrew and Greek texts.
- Genealogies skip generations, and numbers likely hold symbolic meaning yet to be decoded.
Genealogies of Cain and Adam
- Cain's genealogy focuses on sin, while Adam's emphasizes death.
- Skipping generations in genealogies crafts a specific message, even if we don't know it fully yet.
Enoch's Translation and Calendar
- Enoch, the seventh from Adam, didn't die but was translated by God.
- He's credited with creating the solar calendar, shown by his 365-year lifespan and Enochic literature.