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hi, in the begining according to the bible, God created Adam then came Eve, and then 2 sons, Caine & Able, then Caine killed Abel, leaving only 3 people on our planet
How or Where did the rest of the people come from ???
i have never yet got a reliable answer to this question and have asked Clergy & many other before
Hi Carol,
That's easy. The bible indicates that Adam and Eve kept having children. The bible does not list every person born, but only key people necessary to the revelation of God. If you asked clergy this question, and they couldn't answer it, that would really surprise me.
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