No, they lived, according to scriptures, in the time of the beginning of Earth and the universe. (But it is very unlikely that Adam and Eve even existed.) The estimated age of the earth is 4.54 billion years old, and the earliest ice age was 2.4 to 2.1 billion years ago, so there is a 2.14 billion year gap between the beginning of Earth (And possibly Adam and Eve,) and the earliest ice age. And the projected age of Adam and Eve is over 100 years old, so if Adam and Eve did exist, there would be no way that they could have lived during the ice age.
The Bible does not specify the exact age at which Adam and Eve died.
According to the Bible, Adam lived to be 930 years old and Eve's age at death is not specified.
According to the Bible, Adam and Eve were created as adults, so their exact age at the time of creation is not specified.
Adam and eve at age 2!!!!!!!!!!!
dinosaur age?? lol
After the flood, Adam and Eve continued to live out their lives. They are believed to have passed away at an old age according to biblical accounts. Their story is seen as the beginning of humanity in many religious traditions.
Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. ;-)
Because Adam and Steve can't start the world's population! That's what Adam and Eve were created to do! Also, because homosexuality is thought of as an "abomination" in the christian faith. Homosexuality did not begin to flourish until the 1960's and was not around in the biblical age.
The book of Genesis didn't give any information about Eve's age. It just indicated that God created her after, and from, Adam the first man. Neither did Genesis give any information about Adam's age when the couple had their first two children. But it did indicate that Adam was 130 years old when their third child, Seth, was born [5:3].
Genesis 5:5 says that Adam lived 930 years.Eve's age is not mentioned in the Bible, but Adam had apparently lived long enough alone to get to know his garden home (Genesis 2:15), and name all the animals(Genesis 2:19, 20), before Eve came on the scene.
The Bible does not specify Eve's age at death or how long she lived compared to Adam. However, it is commonly believed that since she was created as Adam's companion and lived alongside him, she likely lived a similar lifespan. Thus, some interpretations suggest she may have lived around 900 to 950 years, but this is speculative and not explicitly stated in biblical texts.
Yes, the Ice Age is thought to have come before the lifetimes of the Biblical Adam and Eve. The Ice Age may be dated to about 12,000 B.C.E.-8,000 B.C.E. There are varying dates offered for when Adam and Eve flourished. But for the sake of the answer to this question, let's consider the famous dating by James Us[s]her [January 4, 1581-March 21, 1656]. Us[s]her pinpointed God's act of Creation as taking place the night before October 23, 4004 B.C.E. That puts Adam and Eve well out of danger from the beginning, middle, and ending of the Ice Age.