This might explain the Noah's Ark parable in the bible

If the Bible 'speaks to you' and you are of Anglo-Saxon heritage then God is speaking to a descendant of Israel. The English-speaking world, WASP's, is basically the descendants of Israel. That other peoples are reading the Bible in their own language is simply fulfilled latter day prophecy regarding the preaching and publishing of the gospel to every nation, called the great commission.

According to updated data for 2021, there are now nearly 685 million Christians in Africa, with 760 million expected by 2025.
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There are Egyptian records that say this pharaoh ruled for 700 years....and that pharaoh ruled for 1,100 years...
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Then after the great flood those records say the next pharaoh ruled for 40 years...next was 60 years...and so on.
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These records have NOTHING to do with the bible. They are a completely different account that something major happened around that time frame. People went from living for 1,000 years to living 100 years at the most.
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WASP's are the descendants of Israel
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and form the majority of the Christian church worldwide.
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  • Catholic Church – 1,200,000,000, 52.4%
  • Protestantism – 800,640,000, 34.9% - and less then half of these constitute US like Protestant sects.
  • Orthodoxy – 260,380,000, 11.4%
  • Other Christianity – 28,430,000, 1.3%
  • Christianity – 2,289,450,000, 100%
 
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Unlike your Kiddy-Bible - with all these neat pictures

I figured you were too IGNANT to read Egyptian hieroglyphs...but I mistakenly thunked you could read english...


Thunk said:

These records have NOTHING to do with the bible. They are a completely different account that something major happened
 
- a picture isn't a source that would verify your false and ignorant claim of Egyptian texts, stating Pharaohs to have ruled for 700 aka 1100 years.

* the hieroglyphs are egyptian text - just what was provided was too small to see the raindrops or anything else ...

or whether the event described was considered a heavenly event or an act of nature.
 

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