How many years did Adam and Eve live?

Answer 1

Adam and Eve were created, not born.

basing on Geneological narration of The Bible, Adam and Eve were created about six thousand years ago, give or take several (tens or hundreds) years .

Answer 2

At this point, there's no definite answer as to the number of generations between the creation of Adam and Eve and the present generation. The Bible doesn't supply exact dates.

There are suggested dates for the Creation. But they're only suggestions. So a guesstimate may be offered by selecting one of those systems of suggested dates. One such dating system was proposed by James Us[s]her [January 4, 1581-March 21, 1656]. He pinpointed the Creation as having taken place the night before October 23, 4004 B.C.E.

A generation represents a standard age difference between parents and children. That figure tends to be represented as 30-40 years. So the number of generations from 4004 B.C.E. to nowadays ranges from about 150-200, depending upon whether a generation's seen as 30 or 40 years, respectively. The age also can be averaged to 35, which changes the number of generations to around 170.

In my own genealogy, it is 138 generations back to Adam.

Answer 3

Answer 1

Adam and Eve came to Earth 4.6 billion years ago.

Answer 2

The exact time that Adam and Eve were created is unknown.

All the holy script states is that they were created on the 6th day, and we are not certain whether these were 24 hour days. There are places within holy writ that state that 1000 years to man is as a day with God ... If this were true in Creation, by the time Adam was complete, 6000 years had passed ... and there are many other beliefs regarding time frames as well.

It would appear though, that if holy writ was correct in its described time frames regarding the Biblical history of Man since Adam's Fall, that is, there have been about/almost 6000 years in the history of Mankind.

If we deduce and hypothesize further, and consider that according to Moses' writings, God rested the 7th day - after creating man, that would now make a time period of seven (7) of God's days since God commenced His last rest ("Sabbath"/"holy") day - which means that the earth is about due for another Rest Day, according to the reckoning of God ... given that we treat the theme that one day with God is as 1,000 years to man seriously.

The significance of this, of course, is that it is just about 'due time' now, that Jesus Christ made His famous Second Return to the earth: thus the "Second Coming of Christ", by this deduction, is just about due.

Answer 4

Approximately 6000 years. If you follow the genealogy in Genesis, the years add up to 2000 before the flood and about 4000 after. Kent Hovind came up with this theory. You can watch his seminar "The age of the Earth", which explains his theory in further detail.

Answer 5

The Bible does not say how long Eve lived, but Adam died at 930 yrs(Genesis 5:5)

Answer 6

Biblical chronology puts it at about 6000 years since Adam and Eve.

Answer 7

5772

Answer 8

188