In Psalm 90 v 10 Moses says, 'The days of our years are threescore years and ten. and if by reason of strength they be fourscore years, yet is their strength labor and sorrow.'
This seventy to eighty year life span is of course a generalization, and is only now being attained regularly in the so-called civilized world, although down through the ages various people groups and individuals have of course reached this age and greater. Note the reference at the end of the verse to diminishing quality of life.
In the context of Moses day, he is referring to the post-flood world in which we of course still are. Many would also interpret this verse as being descriptive of the way things are rather than prescriptive of the way they must be. In either case it is certainly an accurate generalization.
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No one can live for this long but some say this guy from the bible lived for 986 years
The Bible does not say but Adam died when 930 (Genesis 5:5). A Jewish tradition has Eve dying one day after Adam.
forever, because jesus died on the cross for us. So we go to heaven, and we can live forever with God. (this is in God's opinion)
The Bible does not say anything about Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving was started by the Pilgrims/Indians, which was after the Bible was written.
According to the Bible, God said that man's lifespan would be about 120 years.
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the bible does not say. It only tells about their descendants.
Psalm 90:10
No one can live for this long but some say this guy from the bible lived for 986 years
Man can not say how long he will live but The Bible in Psalms say that mans life is three score and a half. That is seventy years, and the rest of the years are a bonus.
The phrase "live your life" does not appear anywhere in the KJV bible.
The Bible does not say but Adam died when 930 (Genesis 5:5). A Jewish tradition has Eve dying one day after Adam.
The bible does not say of a fixed date ortime for the end of the world.
Man can not say how long he will live but The Bible in Psalms say that mans life is three score and a half. That is seventy years, and the rest of the years are a bonus.
The Bible teaches that our identity in Christ is rooted in being loved, forgiven, and chosen by God. To live according to these verses, we can strive to follow Jesus' teachings, show love and compassion to others, and trust in God's plan for our lives.