I want to ask for something that CCers love to give....their opinion. Sometimes when we read something our preconceptions cause us to skim over details that cause friction with conflicting information. Please read this with new eyes. Starting with Adam in Genesis we notice by the genealogy account that their lifespans were eight to ten times longer before the flood. We also notice that their first born children were produced in their seventies. In Genesis 6 it states that the sons of God saw that the daughters of men were attractive and procreated with them. Then it states, this was at the time of the giants.
Here’s my question based on this information. Since men lived longer, and children were born in their seventies, is this because they didn’t hit puberty until their sixties? Is it plausible to conclude that because they lived ten times longer, they grew ten times larger? Were the immediate descendants of Adam the giants that were referenced in chapter 6? Post flood is when Noah was instructed to kill and eat animals. I was curious if this might have shortened our lifespans genetically? I understand this isn’t what we were taught. I’m not adding information, merely connecting the dots.
Here’s my question based on this information. Since men lived longer, and children were born in their seventies, is this because they didn’t hit puberty until their sixties? Is it plausible to conclude that because they lived ten times longer, they grew ten times larger? Were the immediate descendants of Adam the giants that were referenced in chapter 6? Post flood is when Noah was instructed to kill and eat animals. I was curious if this might have shortened our lifespans genetically? I understand this isn’t what we were taught. I’m not adding information, merely connecting the dots.
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