>>13648772Come on now, even if this was true it's directly disambiguated by Noah and again by Nimrod and again by Jesus.
>Nb4 Noah's flood didn't flood the world, the tower of Babel wasn't the only city and Jesus wasn't the son of God if it's true it means god blessed the gentiles and told them to grow and multiply and told that they were lord's of the entire earth and everything was their food in Genesis 1 and then he did not bless and instead cursed his chosen Adam and Eve and condemned them to exile and death in Genesis 2.
A perfect example of the one line out of context fallacy, it stands to no scrutiny whatsoever. It's wrong in every context.
