We need to take another look at The Garden of Eden
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you are suggesting the tree God made is evil.
i am saying, God made that tree, therefore it the tree is not evil per se -- and i'm sure @Dino246 is in agreement with me about that.
from reading the thread, it is evident to me that you arrive at that conclusion as a direct result of your refusal to acknowledge that Genesis 2-3 is a record of actual, literal people, places & events. this is putting some of your thinking at odds with the whole council of scripture.
i am saying, God made that tree, therefore it the tree is not evil per se -- and i'm sure @Dino246 is in agreement with me about that.
from reading the thread, it is evident to me that you arrive at that conclusion as a direct result of your refusal to acknowledge that Genesis 2-3 is a record of actual, literal people, places & events. this is putting some of your thinking at odds with the whole council of scripture.
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Let's have a list of these sins you keep claiming I have in my life. This should be interesting 
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hmm
looking at Genesis 10, Egypt is a son of Ham, and Nimrod a son of Cush.
Nimrod began his empire with Babylon - but nothing is said there about Egypt striving with God in this chapter
so while Egypt ((the land)) may have been founded before or concurrent with Babylon, Babylon seems to be the first to rebel against God
Nimrod's name actually literally means rebellion;
Egypt is actually a Greek word meaning 'burnt faces'
in Hebrew the word for Egypt ((what's actually written in Genesis 10:6)) is Mitsrayim which appears to mean "two straights" or "doubly pressed" or something similar?
interesting
looking at Genesis 10, Egypt is a son of Ham, and Nimrod a son of Cush.
Nimrod began his empire with Babylon - but nothing is said there about Egypt striving with God in this chapter
so while Egypt ((the land)) may have been founded before or concurrent with Babylon, Babylon seems to be the first to rebel against God
Nimrod's name actually literally means rebellion;
Egypt is actually a Greek word meaning 'burnt faces'
in Hebrew the word for Egypt ((what's actually written in Genesis 10:6)) is Mitsrayim which appears to mean "two straights" or "doubly pressed" or something similar?
interesting
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