Claims of God Being Omnipotent in the Bible

because the ground is different for a frog compared to a snake in our human terms. Have you snuked up on snake eating a frog for lunch? I thought I had walked on water. So having seen that in nature I start from say:

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In response, The LORD God curses the ground (3:17) and later brings a flood to wipe out every living thing, because:

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"... the wickedness of man was great in the earth, and that every imagination of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually." (6:5)
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Then, after the flood, the LORD God apparently changes his mind. He seems to have learned something. He says,

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"I will not again curse the ground any more for man's sake; for the imagination of man's heart is evil from his youth;" (8:21)
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HELLO!!! Like he didn't know that before he decided to kill off all the "evil" Bunnies and Bambie's and unborn Babies.
Like he didn't have a clue about human nature.

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If this LORD God is Omniscient, then how can he be learning?

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to wonder about:

Man was creeping not the creeping things creeping and man still learns from the creepy things.This message has been edited by Brad McFall, 02-23-2005 20:35 AM

That's all i meant- to get BACk to Genesis. Specifically the creatures before the flood. The problem is that to be as careful in the letter as Evolutionists in France WERE fails to notice that "flexibility" of the gene DID NOT mean that seperate creations or different kinds or taxanomic rigidity BETWEEN reptiles and amphibians takes away the organism of then environment but it also did not intend to be so obvious that creation and biology might wish to divide what God left to those that could read the letter of the law rather than the word as it came to man as he wrote about the gene, the organism and its environment because that does depend on a specific translation in space and form-making which I had associated with whatever in the BIBLE is "creeping thing". I am reading it in translation so I can be corrected on things such as this just as easily as I can on math. But from knowing the difference of the frog and the snake it is often curious to me how other people think about these creatures especially in relief with mammals. We can certainly keep the flesh out of it. good luck with the threaded discussion.