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Subject The world's oldest trees are proof of the Biblical Deluge

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The oldest trees we have in the world are Bristlecone Pines.  They are dated 3,000-5,000 years old.

Or take Sequoias.  In Sequoia National Park there is one named "President" that is 3200 years old.

Now these types of trees don't die of old age.  They just keep growing.

So, why don't we have trees that are 7,000 years old.  Or 10,000 years old.  Or 20,000 years old?  Why are they only as young as they are?

Answer: because of the Biblical Deluge, which was a worlwide cataclysm which occured exactly as the Bible said, sometime around the year 2241BC.
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P.s. The giza plateau is "noah's ark", the ark story was plagiarized from the epic of gilgamesh, and it's extremely likely that the epic of gilgamesh plagiarized it from a much older work which plagiarized it from an EVEN OLDER WORK!

Also, on the giza plateau...

If they ever FULLY excavate it back down to the levels it was dug out to in the oldest known writings (and the people writing about it then knew that even more of it was buried beyond what they were seeing) it will forever prove exactly what a fucked up lie not only biblical history but also the history we teach in schools and universities actually is!
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Original Message The oldest trees we have in the world are Bristlecone Pines. They are dated 3,000-5,000 years old.

Or take Sequoias. In Sequoia National Park there is one named "President" that is 3200 years old.

Now these types of trees don't die of old age. They just keep growing.

So, why don't we have trees that are 7,000 years old. Or 10,000 years old. Or 20,000 years old? Why are they only as young as they are?

Answer: because of the Biblical Deluge, which was a worlwide cataclysm which occured exactly as the Bible said, sometime around the year 2241BC.

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