I went ahead and started my daughter slowly on CTC from the first week on the board until my CTC arrives. On the independent history generations flip-book it lists a specific number of daughters and sons for Adam. What is the source used for this information? I want to be able to answer my children's questions. I was only aware of that he had other sons and daughters from the Genesis 5 account.
By the way, she really liked everything we did. She is excited about her new books.
CTC Generations
CTC Generations
Melissa, wife to Jim for 28 years
3 graduated, 2 using US 2, 8th grade dd using Missions to Marvels
Isaiah 40:11 ...He gently leads those that have young.
3 graduated, 2 using US 2, 8th grade dd using Missions to Marvels
Isaiah 40:11 ...He gently leads those that have young.
Re: CTC Generations
It is tradition. It is contained as a footnote in the works of Josephus and states...
The number of Adam's children, as says the old tradition, was thirty-three sons and twenty-three daughters.
Chapter 2, page 13 The Works of Flavius Josephus.
I would just teach it as oral tradition and that there is no real way to know.
The number of Adam's children, as says the old tradition, was thirty-three sons and twenty-three daughters.
Chapter 2, page 13 The Works of Flavius Josephus.
I would just teach it as oral tradition and that there is no real way to know.
Wife of 18 years to Jon.
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Re: CTC Generations
That is what I was guessing. Thank you, Daisy.
Melissa, wife to Jim for 28 years
3 graduated, 2 using US 2, 8th grade dd using Missions to Marvels
Isaiah 40:11 ...He gently leads those that have young.
3 graduated, 2 using US 2, 8th grade dd using Missions to Marvels
Isaiah 40:11 ...He gently leads those that have young.