Re: give me understanding according to thy word. amen!!!!

i studied in college under a guy who used to go to france during the summer and smke cigars and drink congac and study neandertal. i dont have an argument, just an education that is superior on the subject.

people believe all kinds of fantastical things. i believe the truth. the bible always confirms the truth.

cain was not from adam but from a neandertal.the hybridization of the neandertal man and adams female produced the line of cain - a very different looking creature, which is why cain was afraid he would be killed by other neandertals - he was different. the mark on cain was surely one that helped him pass among his fellow "men"

i also was taking premed so i have a lot of the biological sciences under my belt as well. when you have two different species capable of interbreeding it makes a different which species the father is from and which species the mother is from. look at the big cats.

from wiki
A tigon or tiglon is a hybrid cross between a male tiger and a female lion. Thus, it has parents with the same genus but of different species.

The liger is a hybrid cross between a male lion and a female tiger. The liger has parents in the same genus but of different species. The liger is distinct from the similar hybrid tigon, and is the largest of all known extant felines. Wikipedia

so there you have it. cains father breeding with eve created a hybrid which was diminuitive or the same size as the original species. the difference was more in neurological function. these hybrids were smarter and more creative. like tigons

later, it was the other way around the sons of god (adams line) saw the neandertal girls and and took them for wives. this produced giants with nasty dispositions. like ligers.

and lo and behold that is what fits the discription in scripture as well. i know what gets in peoples way of seeing all of this and thats not my problem. its the lords and everyone else. isaiah was the only onde in israel who could see what was coming but did that make him wrong? no, it just made everyone else wrong. Tweet