The zodiac is the Babylonian bastardization of the Jewish mazzeroth (which may have been introduced to the Magi by Daniel)
Sounds interesting. Do you remember the source of your information? I would like to read it.
The zodiac is the Babylonian bastardization of the Jewish mazzeroth (which may have been introduced to the Magi by Daniel)
I hear they tasted like chicken .T. Rex lived mostly where currently is Western North America. Migration of people from Asia into that area happened very recently in the human timeline, so if any connection of earliest N. Americans is made to drawings of dinosaurs or other records, that would at least verify coexistence of humans and dinosaurs where dinosaurs lived. That explains why nobody in the Middle East saw such a dinosaur, and inclusion of it in the Bible would have amounted to a fairy tale to early readers.
I doubt any dinosaurs would have survived in significant numbers during region-wide human food shortages after the flood, such animals making fine meals for very hungry folks.
If this were true then we should see similar accounts cropping up in areas that are very far removed. The entire Levant has been interconnected for thousands of years. It is one big trading area and we should expect to see similar cultural beliefs. I am not surprised that the myths of the Canaanites, Babylonians, and yes, the Hebrews, should have many points in common, but notice that the Chinese, Australian aboriginals, and Mesoamericans, show no commonality.I forgot to ask the question and my 5 minute time limit ran out hah.....Is it not possible that the similarities between the two accounts as well as the accounts of other ancient cultures be due to the fact that the stars teach one central thought and or line of truth, but it has been corrupted down through the ages by astrology as opposed to astronomy?
If this were true then we should see similar accounts cropping up in areas that are very far removed. The entire Levant has been interconnected for thousands of years. It is one big trading area and we should expect to see similar cultural beliefs. I am not surprised that the myths of the Canaanites, Babylonians, and yes, the Hebrews, should have many points in common, but notice that the Chinese, Australian aboriginals, and Mesoamericans, show no commonality.
The zodiac is the Babylonian bastardization of the Jewish mazzeroth (which may have been introduced to the Magi by Daniel)
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Except for the fact that Job speaks of Mazzeroth and according to tradition was written possibly circa 16th century B.C. which is some 1000 years Before Daniel is carried away captive into Babylon.....!
If this were true then we should see similar accounts cropping up in areas that are very far removed. The entire Levant has been interconnected for thousands of years. It is one big trading area and we should expect to see similar cultural beliefs. I am not surprised that the myths of the Canaanites, Babylonians, and yes, the Hebrews, should have many points in common, but notice that the Chinese, Australian aboriginals, and Mesoamericans, show no commonality.
not saying the zodiac existed first at all.....during the Babylonian captivity under Nechadnezar (sp) Daniel had many conflicts with the Magi, a hereditary priesthood; however Daniel did introduce them to the Mazzeroth-that's how the 3 wisemen knew to watch the heavens for the sign of the birth of the Savior.
For me, dinosaurs are a diverse group of animals exist many years ago. A lot of people demand they have dinosaur fossils, which leads to the curious underworld of fossil smuggling. One of the more notable examples in recent memory is the situation of Erik Prokopi of Florida, who could deal with 17 years for smuggling and selling a total Tarbosaurus skeleton.
OoO... We are posting quotes from dead people now. Posting someone else's thoughts always makes a person look smarter.
Dead people will never disappoint you by getting into new sins or scandals. They are done with that.
Says the man who ignores all the evidence.The funny thing is that evolution will tell you that dinosaurs became birds, They have no proof but teach it as gospel.
I have seen dinosaurs in your big museum there in Washington, DC. At least I was under the impression those were real skeletons. Are you telling me the skeletons were faked?Kerry said:And no one has seen a dinosaur and never will...
The calendar systems of these three groups are very different. I've looked into it already. There is clearly no connection between them.Astrology with its calendar systems seems to be a common practice among Babylonians, Chinese, Mesoamericans and others.
The funny thing is that evolution will tell you that dinosaurs became birds, They have no proof but teach it as gospel. And no one has seen a dinosaur and never will, but some dude said this and another dude said that so it must be true. when in fact no one has ever seen evolution take place. It is a man made theory at best.
First, you will never get an athiest to repent of his sins by proving or disproving dinasaurs. Secondly, we know very little to nothing about dinasaurs in the first place.
I hear they tasted like chicken .
Proof that fearsome T-Rex evolved into a chicken
By FIONA MACRAE
Last updated at 14:38 17 April 2007
Palaeontologists have long accepted that birds are a form of dinosaur.
Now the theory that the most feared dinosaur of all, Tyrannosaurus Rex, evolved into the modern-day chicken has been given scientific backing with the discovery of some pre-historic collagen.
Proof that fearsome T-Rex evolved into a chicken | Daily Mail Online
I hear they tasted like chicken .
Proof that fearsome T-Rex evolved into a chicken
By FIONA MACRAE
Last updated at 14:38 17 April 2007
Palaeontologists have long accepted that birds are a form of dinosaur.
Now the theory that the most feared dinosaur of all, Tyrannosaurus Rex, evolved into the modern-day chicken has been given scientific backing with the discovery of some pre-historic collagen.
Proof that fearsome T-Rex evolved into a chicken | Daily Mail Online[/QUOTE]
We kept chickens many years and never saw a connection to a 9 ton T. Rex
it's absurd. They can believe that, but refuse to believe the news of unmineralized blood cells in T. Rex fossil bones.
I'm looking online for a hamburger joint out west. In the 1960's here and there along the road were signs every mile like Burma Shave did. Biggest......Burger........Ahead.......DINO........Burger
Soon you would see a brontosaurus in the distance miles away. The burgers were huge, came in Bronto Burger, Rex Burger, etc. Well, that was a good deal for the money, but I suspect it was all ground beef, as there was no chicken flavorThey probably had to use that since all the dinos had been harvested.
If I was in a debate with an athiest trying to get him to accept God and he brought this up I would be clueless