Oldest person ever recorded in the Bible was Methuselah he was 969 years old. In the Daya

Yes but I tought it was forbidden to eat from the three of life.

The Builders Rejected the Capstone of our Creation.

That means they would not allow us to partake in the Fruit of the Tree of Life lest we become like them and Live Forever.


But Jesus came to us to Complete the Great Work.


The Grail is the Eucharist.

It is the Elixir of Longevity.


Also known as the Bread and Water of Life.



Jesus came to give us Eternal Life.


And he was Crucified for it.

Maybe he took mega-doses of vitamin C?

Or was it the spooky and mysterious power of the booger-man called GAWD?

I vote for vitamin C.

I dont know what Methuselah did but appearantly he corrupted his blood with something. Noah and his family was the only one left with pure human-blood.

No, he was an adulterer and necromancer...but i also wonder what those people who drowned did to themselves.

One of the favorite characters in the Old Testament is Methuselah, who lived 969 years (Genesis 5:27), longer than anyone else recorded. His father was Enoch, of whom it is said he "walked with God" (5:24) but who was taken to heaven without dying at 365 years. Methuselah's son Lamech died a few years before the Flood at 777 years (5:31) after bearing Noah.

When Methuselah was born, his godly father must have prophetically known of coming things for his son's name means "when he dies, judgment," and interestingly enough, Methuselah died in the same year God judged the sinful world with the great Flood of Noah's day.

There are many details of the Flood account about which we can only speculate, but perhaps Noah was given up to 120 years of warning that the Flood was coming (6:3), and we are told he was a "preacher of righteousness" (2 Peter 2:5) during the building, yet only "eight souls were saved" (1 Peter 3:20). Why didn't he influence more people? His faithful obedience in building a huge boat on dry land must have been both attention-getting and a source of conviction to the surrounding sinful people. We might suspect that Lamech and Methuselah espoused the same testimony, yet only the eight close family members boarded the Ark.

Since Methuselah died the same year of the Flood, some have wondered if he was likewise an unbeliever and perished in the Flood waters. Of his spiritual condition we know little, other than that he was the son of godly Enoch, and his son Lamech prophesied with spiritual insight at the birth of Noah (Genesis 5:29).

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Impossible! Pre-Flood conditions were tropical world-wide and there was 30% oxygen in the air making it a hyperbaric atmosphere. Plus the genetic pool was a lot purer with less errors...

Today 150 would be practically impossible.