Was Adam the First Human Being? (Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson, Ph.D.)

[Loki]

Really excellent talk, I can recommend anyone listen to this. I think going forward we are going to hear much more about Creation science, since creation scientists are increasingly publishing scientific journals and answering all questions posed by evolutionists. Creationism has come a long way...



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrTJPYWSEuA

[renaissance12]

Yes... no doubt...

[gixajo]

Yes... no doubt...

Adamm? the forum member??? Wow...

[gültekin]

Adam means Man in any Turkic language
https://i.postimg.cc/QNfpZNd7/Captureee.jpg

[Lucas]

Adam means Man in any Turkic language
https://i.postimg.cc/QNfpZNd7/Captureee.jpg

Interesting!

[Östsvensk]

Sometimes women are overly suspicious of their husbands. When Adam stayed out very late for a few nights, Eve became upset.

"You're running around with other women," she charged.

"You're being unreasonable," Adam responded.
"You're the only woman on earth."

The quarrel continued until Adam fell asleep, only to be awakened by someone poking him in the chest. It was Eve.

"What do you think you're doing?" Adam demanded.

"Counting your ribs," said Eve.

[gixajo]

Adam means Man in any Turkic language
https://i.postimg.cc/QNfpZNd7/Captureee.jpg

"Adam" comes from Hebrew "adamá" , אָדָם (ʼĀḏām), that means "man", "redish" or "blood" or "made of earth".

[Lucas]

"Adam" comes from Hebrew "adamá" , אָדָם (ʼĀḏām), that means "man", "redish" or "blood" or "made of earth".

But in all Turkish languages? I think it is random similarity.

[gixajo]

But in all Turkish languages? I think it is random similarity.

The origin of this word could have been in Persia, in both languages.

[gültekin]

"Adam" comes from Hebrew "adamá" , אָדָם (ʼĀḏām), that means "man", "redish" or "blood" or "made of earth".
has nothing to do with the turkic adam

[renaissance12]

Adam means Man in any Turkic language
https://i.postimg.cc/QNfpZNd7/Captureee.jpg

Human History ( and more ) began in an area around BLACK SEA.. Ukraine.. Russia ...Turkey... Assiria... Mesopotamia...Balkans Greece North west Iran ( and than in EGYPT in South-east asia India America ...from Bering )
The center is the caucasian mountains chain... and they say that Noah's Ark ran aground after the flood in the caucasus mountains


In the caucasian area ( big as England ) they speak many different languages.. SEMITIC - INDOEUROPEAN -PREINDOEUROPEAN- ASIAN

Babel tower... can be the answer..

https://community.fansshare.com/pic35/w/caucasus/1200/21721_ethnic_map_of_caucasus.jpg

How can you explain why in a so relative small area there are so many different languages ?

Who were the people who built Göbekli Tepe 12.500 YEARS AGO ? ...8000 years before the pyramids


https://www.ilmessaggero.it/photos/HIGH/86/38/4868638_1204_turchia.jpg

[yamagi]

Nope, it wuz Mortimer

[renaissance12]

Nope, it wuz Mortimer


He was born in the Balkan area... close to black sea..

[Mingle]

Adam means Man in any Turkic language
https://i.postimg.cc/QNfpZNd7/Captureee.jpg


But in all Turkish languages? I think it is random similarity.

It's not in all Turkic languages, only in Turkic languages influenced by Persian. Persians got the word adam from Arabic and then passed it off to Turks.

The word for man in Sakha (Siberian Turkic language not influenced by Persian) is er: https://glosbe.com/en/sah/man

[Lucas]

It's not in all Turkic languages, only in Turkic languages influenced by Persian. Persians got the word adam from Arabic and then passed it off to Turks.

The word for man in Sakha (Siberian Turkic language not influenced by Persian) is er: https://glosbe.com/en/sah/man

That is what I supposed. Thanks.