BELLY BUTTONS?

Started by Hennessey, November 15, 2007, 08:58:22 AM

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Hennessey

Did Adam and Eve have belly buttons?  :dontknow:


Kratos

LOL. I think we have too much time on our hands, Bro.

I would say yes. Although they obviously did not need belly buttons as never having had an umbilical chord, we all have born the image of the first Adam and we have them.

Hennessey

Kratos, a  pre-umbilicist ........ I should have known it!  :laughing7:


firstborn888

Quote from: Hennessey on November 15, 2007, 09:54:43 AM
Kratos, a  pre-umbilicist ........ I should have known it!  :laughing7:

Yes Jack, I KNEW there had to be some heresy beneath that squeaky clean image!
      - b

Cardinal

 :cloud9: Yes, this probably does mean we have too much time on our hands, but that is an excellent question anyway. Never thought about it, but I feel an unction to think on it in my spirit. I have to say no, not until after Satan paid them a visit, but I'll have to wait on the Spirit to tell me why. The umbilical cord is a "key" if you will of some other Truth He showed me, but I'll have to let Him add to that with this. Good point though......Blessings to you......
"I would rather train twenty men to pray, than a thousand to preach; A minister's highest mission ought to be to teach his people to pray." -H. MacGregor

Hennessey

#5
Cool Card, you can take the "post-umbilicism" position and if we can find someone to stand on the "mid umbilicism" belief we can have a heated discussion.  :laughing7:

Seriously it is a good question.


Hey Card I sent you PM days ago.

SeekerSA

This is like the light bulb thread.

I would have to say I am pre-umbilical but of course that could be a RCC myth too :laughing7:

Could it be belly buttons are vain imaginations?

Cardinal

 :laughing7: :happygrin: I hear you, Jack, LOL......I thought I answered your PM. Ok.......
"I would rather train twenty men to pray, than a thousand to preach; A minister's highest mission ought to be to teach his people to pray." -H. MacGregor

joian

OMG,

Where can you all possibly go with this...........LOL?????

After reading  your posts I am an undecided fence sitter....as usual......

Love,
Joian

SeekerSA

Quote from: joian on November 15, 2007, 06:50:19 PM
OMG,

Where can you all possibly go with this...........LOL?????

After reading  your posts I am an undecided fence sitter....as usual......

Love,
Joian

Never mind LoL one day you will understand :LH: just believe :pointlaugh:

Cardinal

 :laughing7: :happygrin: :grin:
"I would rather train twenty men to pray, than a thousand to preach; A minister's highest mission ought to be to teach his people to pray." -H. MacGregor

reFORMer

When God finished Adam He poked him in the stomache with a sort of tickle, love "noodge" gesture and created what looks like an inny.  I guess I'm a pseudo-umbilicist?

---James

rockclimber

of course not, thats how we'll know who they are when we get to heaven :laughing7:

Loveroftruth

Quote from: Hennessey on November 15, 2007, 08:58:22 AM
Did Adam and Eve have belly buttons?  :dontknow:



:mlaugh: :mlaugh: :mlaugh: :mlaugh: :mlaugh: :mlaugh:

SLN

Quote from: rockclimber on November 15, 2007, 10:08:35 PM
of course not, thats how we'll know who they are when we get to heaven :laughing7:

"Hey... aren't you...? Could you lift up your robe please?"

Pierac

We can also go with ..was it an inney, or outey belly button?   :laughing7:

joian

Quote[/Never mind LoL one day you will understand  just believe   
Posted on: Today at 11:50:19 AMPosted by: joian 
quote]

So Bernie has a keen  sense of humor..........???  That was too funny.........

I thought you were just pickin' on me.......... but then I remembered you were casting aspursions on our U.S. televangelists too.....LOL.....love the missions work you are doing over here Bernie..........keep on keepin on brother.

Joian

reFORMer

Quote from: Pierac on November 16, 2007, 04:10:15 AM
We can also go with ..was it an inney, or outey belly button?   :laughing7:

Whatever it was, you can be sure it was the opposite for Eve.

---James

Hennessey

BELLY BUTTON BLUES

My belly center's really bare:
My belly button isn't there!
I got no innie, got no outie.
Every day it makes me pouty.

I wouldn't mind a belly snap,
A zipper, hook, or belly flap.
Still, most of all, I'd like a button,
But sad to say, friend, I got nuttin'.



Gregory K.

jchpiper

I actually heard a story once about a congregation that split over whether or not A & E had navels or not.

Those who believed they did formed The First Church of the Navelites.  :mshock:


:happygrin: :winkgrin:

SeekerSA

Quote from: jchpiper on November 16, 2007, 07:32:18 AM
I actually heard a story once about a congregation that split over whether or not A & E had navels or not.

Those who believed they did formed The First Church of the Navelites.  :mshock:


:happygrin: :winkgrin:

The First Church of the Navelites :pointlaugh:  :mrflo: :laugh2: :laughhand:

reFORMer

I had a friend in the armed services who was a Doctor and  his was the narrowest of specialities.  He was a Naval Doctor!

Hennessey

#22
QuoteThe First Church of the Navelites

and did the ministry and elders all dress in bare midriff blouses.  :laughing7:

Hennessey

Quote from: reFORMer on November 16, 2007, 08:06:53 AM
I had a friend in the armed services who was a Doctor and  his was the narrowest of specialities.  He was a Naval Doctor!

I think I knew the guy James.
He worked tirelesslly extracting navel lint all day and in the evenings he hung out at the bar drinking "Fuzzy Navels."  :laughing7:

jchpiper

Ya'll are funny.   :grin:

Off topic here:  My hubby one easter got lint out of the dryer and put it in a baggie.  At our home fellowship that morning he put it in the center of the floor and told everyone to look at it.

Then he stated, "We are observing lint."   :mshock:   :happygrin: :bgdance: