Referring to Genesis 6:3 I assume? Most believe it means that there was 120 years to go until the flood, not that the life span of humans would be only that long. After all, it is believed that prior to the geoatmospheric cataclysms of the flood it was possible for humans to live much longer than they do now. And throughout history people have lived to well over 120 years, at least a few have, and most people don't live anywhere near that long. So it would have been patently ridiculous for God to state that humans would only live 120 years.
In the Bible, God said that man's lifespan would be 120 years in Genesis 6:3.
According to the Bible, God said that man's lifespan would be about 120 years.
The Bible states that after the Great Flood, God limited the age of humans to 120 years.
The Bible mentions signs of the end times, but no specific date.
God does promise victory over sin. This is from the Bible.
According to the Bible, it is eternal.
No, the Bible does not explicitly state that God limited human life to 120 years. This belief is based on a passage in Genesis 6:3 where God says that his spirit will not contend with humans forever, and their days will be 120 years. However, this is often interpreted as a reference to the time remaining before the flood, rather than a limit on human lifespan.
The Bible states in Genesis 6:3 that God limited human life to 120 years because of the increasing wickedness and sinfulness of humanity. This was a way for God to set a boundary on human life in response to the moral decline of the world.
It is not actually a promise from God. Moses was simply stating this was the average life expectancy.Psalm 90:10 The length of our days is seventy years- or eighty, if we have the strength; yet their span is but trouble and sorrow, for they quickly pass, and we fly away.
The birth of their skin a fulfillment of laughter was the promise made between God and Abraham. This is from the Bible.
The bible is full of promises to the faithful. But it's most important promise is that we all have the opportunity to have eternal life, that is to be able to return to God in His kingdom.
Yes (Genesis ch.21).