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Patriarchal Longevity in the Antediluvian Age: Studies in Genesis Series - Volume Two

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by Samuel Martin

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Patriarchal Longevity in the Antediluvian Age: Studies in Genesis Series - Volume Two

Today's Price £7.17



Product Description

One of the most interesting aspects to the early history of human kind concerns the Biblical data showing that certain individuals are identified as having lived lives reaching up to almost 1,000 years of age. We today look at these Biblical texts and wonder if they are true or if they just represent ancient myths that primitive mankind believed in.In this new publication, we are going to explore this question with a view to illuminating difficult passages of the Holy Scripture concerning this question. We believe that the LORD has given us all the information that we need within the Scriptures themselves to answer all the questions that we may have on most subjects. Understanding how the Patriarchs in the Antediluvian Age lived to be so old is no exception.

Specification

  • Author

    Samuel Martin

  • Book Format

    Paperback

  • Publisher

    Sorensic Publishing

  • Published

    March 2021

  • Weight

    146g

  • Dimensions

    153 x 229 x 6 mm

  • ISBN

    9780978533922

  • ISBN-10

    0978533925

  • Eden Code

    5544778

More Information

  • Author/Creator: Samuel Martin

  • ISBN: 9780978533922

  • Publisher: Sorensic Publishing

  • Release Date: March 2021

  • Weight: 146g

  • Dimensions: 153 x 229 x 6 mm

  • Eden Code: 5544778


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