Supernatural Evidence?

[Soldat Du Christ]

Job.  More shit stolen from the Sumerians.

http://www.ancient.eu/article/226/

The Ludlul-Bel-Nimeqi is a Babylonian poem which chronicles the lament of a good man suffering undeservedly. Also known as `The Poem of the Righteous Sufferer', the title translates as "I will praise the Lord of Wisdom".  In the poem, Tabu-utul-Bel, age 52, an official of the city of Nippur, cries out that he has been afflicted with various pains and injustices and, asserting his own righteous behavior, asks why the gods should allow him to suffer so. In this, the poem treats the age old question of `why do bad things happen to good people' and the poem has thus been linked to the later Hebrew composition The Book of Job. No scholarly consensus exists on a date for the writing of Job (nor, for that matter, when the story related is supposed to have taken place) but many point to the 7th, 6th, or 4th centuries BCE as probable while Ludlul-Bel-Nimeqi dates to c. 1700 BCE. The Babylonian poem was probably inspired by the earlier Sumerian work, Man and His God (composed c. 2000 BCE) which, according to Samuel Noah Kramer, was written "for the purpose of prescribing the proper attitude and conduct for a victim of cruel and seemingly undeserved misfortune"

Got anything else?

"That aside, however, and also granting the obvious difference of Job's deliverance by God himself and Tabu-utul-Bel's salvation through a necromancer, the most significant difference is in what the suffering consists of and the depiction of the deities."

You can hardly dismiss it, two completely different stories. Furthurmore, you didn't adress the impossible prohpetic fullfillment.

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Proposition 1. Job 38:16
"Hast thou entered into the springs of the sea? or hast thou walked in the search of the depth?
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Discovered 1977
http://www.waterencyclopedia.com/Ge-Hy/H...Floor.html








NOTICE: Lateral moves, ad hominums, and other evasions will not be noticed. Adress the evidence, and only the evidence presented.

But...but...all you did was post evidence for natural things and try to shoehorn an irrelevant bible passage as a prediction. What is there to address?

ETA: Besides, the bible says specifically that god made you out of dirt. How could it then say that life evolved from the sea?

You think this passage is irelevent to the topic of sea springs, when they both share the same key word? Wrong. Also, has nothing to do with evolution, irrelevent.