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Yes, according to tradition. This may have secular support from the ancient king-lists of India, Sumeria, and Ashurbanipal, which give very high lifespans for the earliest kings. Similarly, Josephus wrote 2000 years ago: "all those that have written Antiquities, both among the Greeks and barbarians relate that the ancients lived a thousand years: Manetho, who wrote the Egyptian History; and Berosus, who collected the Chaldean inscriptions; and Mochus, and Hestieus; and, besides these, Hieronymus the Egyptian, and those who composed the Phoenician History, agree to what I have said; Hesiod also, and Hecatseus, Hellanicus, and Acusilaus; and besides these, Ephorus and Nicolaus."
What else can I help you with?
What do typical people do?
Very much the same as other people in other states.
Where in the Bible does it say the yellow man will rule the world?
There is no specific reference in the Bible that states "the yellow man will rule the world." The Bible does not mention any specific race or ethnicity as having a predetermined role in ruling the world. It is important to be cautious of misinterpretations or misrepresentations of biblical teachings. The Bible emphasizes themes of love, justice, and compassion for all people, regardless of race or ethnicity.
How many of the United States would fit into 20.3 million acres?
That's really going to depend on which states you try and stuff into them. 20.3 million acres fit into Texas about 8.4 times over, and into Alaska almost 18.6 times. But Delaware fits into 20.3 million acres almost 16 times, and Rhode Island almost 26 times. It really depends on which states you pick.
How many people named valerie in the US?
According to an internet search, there are 243,423 people with the first name Valerie in the United States.
How many people die each year in the United States from mouth cancer?
2
How many people are named Joshua?
As of 2021, there are estimated to be over 1.4 million people in the United States named Joshua. It is a popular name with biblical origins.
Can a state exist without people?
Certainly, people existed without nations or states for far longer than do so presently with them
Can a people exist without the state?
Certainly, people existed without nations or states for far longer than do so presently with them
In what way was 1808 a turning point in the history of slavery?
Enslaved people were no longer imported from Africa to the United States
Why do states have dumb laws?
It's not that states have dumb laws - it is that the law was probably intended to address a reason that was valid at the time it was passed. Some laws seem really dumb - something that at the time it was passed was needed, and that you are no longer aware of. People eventually forget about these laws and they seldom get changed or removed from the statute books.
Which bibical prinipal is city-states?
City-states were independent political entities with their own government and laws in biblical times. The principle of city-states is reflected in how cities like Jerusalem, Babylon, and Jericho were autonomous and had their own rulers. This decentralized system of governance influenced interactions and conflicts among city-states in the ancient world.
Is the growing season longer in the northern states or in the southern states?
southern states
Who are considered to be latin people?
In the United States, 'latino people' is a really broad definition that stands for all people born on the countries south of the United States. This definition includes people from countries such as Mexico, Panama, Argentina, Venezuela or Brazil.
At what age are you considered to be an adult?
When You are no longer a child. Some people say you are no longer a child at 18. Some people say 20 but I say you are no longer a child when you are able to take care of your self. When you are able to make the right decisions. That's when you are no longer a child. * The legal age of majority for US states is 18 with the exception of Nebraska where it is 19. Many states have a constitutional age of majority and a statutory age of majority which may differ, the circumstances determine which one is applicable
When and how did the US say that there was no longer a Frontier?
When and how did the United States say that there was no longer a "Frontier"?
The fluoride content of drinking water in southern states as compared to that in northern states that should be?
The fluoride content in drinking water of southern states is less, compared to northern states. One reason is southern states tend to be warmer longer and people will drink more water.
Why does the United states no longer has any force for the return of a criminal suspect to one state to another?
People can be extradited between states and countries. I am not sure why you think they aren't, but it happens all the time.
