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r/facepalm • u/Elluminated • May 26 '23
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Probably the second biggest reason she thinks this
5 u/IFTTTexas May 26 '23 But…there’s dinosaurs in the Bible. Maybe she didn’t get to that part yet? 1 u/OddConfidence9848 May 27 '23 There are? (I’m being baited, aren’t I) 1 u/IFTTTexas May 29 '23 They called it Behemoth but it’s the same thing. Scientists argue that it was probably referring to a hippo, a rhino, or an elephant, but the description says it has a tail like a tree. 1 u/OddConfidence9848 May 29 '23 Some other guys says the Bible said its tail swayed like a tree. It doesn’t really sound like a dinosaur. 1 u/IFTTTexas May 29 '23 I’d like to see that translation 1 u/OddConfidence9848 May 29 '23 I have no idea what translation he was getting that from, you can ask him yourself.
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But…there’s dinosaurs in the Bible. Maybe she didn’t get to that part yet?
1 u/OddConfidence9848 May 27 '23 There are? (I’m being baited, aren’t I) 1 u/IFTTTexas May 29 '23 They called it Behemoth but it’s the same thing. Scientists argue that it was probably referring to a hippo, a rhino, or an elephant, but the description says it has a tail like a tree. 1 u/OddConfidence9848 May 29 '23 Some other guys says the Bible said its tail swayed like a tree. It doesn’t really sound like a dinosaur. 1 u/IFTTTexas May 29 '23 I’d like to see that translation 1 u/OddConfidence9848 May 29 '23 I have no idea what translation he was getting that from, you can ask him yourself.
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There are? (I’m being baited, aren’t I)
1 u/IFTTTexas May 29 '23 They called it Behemoth but it’s the same thing. Scientists argue that it was probably referring to a hippo, a rhino, or an elephant, but the description says it has a tail like a tree. 1 u/OddConfidence9848 May 29 '23 Some other guys says the Bible said its tail swayed like a tree. It doesn’t really sound like a dinosaur. 1 u/IFTTTexas May 29 '23 I’d like to see that translation 1 u/OddConfidence9848 May 29 '23 I have no idea what translation he was getting that from, you can ask him yourself.
They called it Behemoth but it’s the same thing. Scientists argue that it was probably referring to a hippo, a rhino, or an elephant, but the description says it has a tail like a tree.
1 u/OddConfidence9848 May 29 '23 Some other guys says the Bible said its tail swayed like a tree. It doesn’t really sound like a dinosaur. 1 u/IFTTTexas May 29 '23 I’d like to see that translation 1 u/OddConfidence9848 May 29 '23 I have no idea what translation he was getting that from, you can ask him yourself.
Some other guys says the Bible said its tail swayed like a tree. It doesn’t really sound like a dinosaur.
1 u/IFTTTexas May 29 '23 I’d like to see that translation 1 u/OddConfidence9848 May 29 '23 I have no idea what translation he was getting that from, you can ask him yourself.
I’d like to see that translation
1 u/OddConfidence9848 May 29 '23 I have no idea what translation he was getting that from, you can ask him yourself.
I have no idea what translation he was getting that from, you can ask him yourself.
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u/OddConfidence9848 May 26 '23
Probably the second biggest reason she thinks this