SEAL 4 - CONCLUSION
BIBLE AIN’T BLUEPRINT
Bible’s no science log or rights rant—dinosaurs, slaves, women? Silent. Doesn’t mean they’re null—absence ain’t denial. It’s a life lens, not a rulebook—human arcs, divine echoes, penned in a brutal age—blood cheap, gods stoking wars, innocence torched. Read it raw—curiosity over chains. Literalists breed tyrants; extremists choke on dust. Proverbs 25:2: “God hides, kings hunt.” SEAL 4 slashes myths—flat Earth, Adam’s 6k start. Dirt yells 350k; Job, Nephilim (Gen 6:4) hum older tunes—space-born ancestors, not Eden’s kids. Science ain’t foe—God’s secrets dance there. Box Him? He’ll bust out, parade wild—“Sun, moon, stars” sing it (Chisholm). Go deep—humility trumps scrolls.
Glossary:
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Mashal (מָשָׁל): Hebrew “proverb”—hidden truth, kings’ hunt.
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Nephilim (נְפִילִים): Hebrew “fallen ones”—pre-Adam giants, old echoes.
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Bible’s metaphors, not math—Job’s offerings, Nephilim’s roots beat pre-Adam. Bones laugh at 6k—350k roars. God’s vast—science frees, dogma flops.
LAST WORD:
Scripture’s a word-dance, a symphony—stare too hard, literal-blindness hits.