meaning of If that the earth could teem with woman's tears, each drop she falls would prove a crocodile?
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Crocodile tears are those of someone who isn't really upset at all.  Women are usually seen as victims of their emotion and often get carried away in them... So, when they get upset they cry, but its usually only because of something so unimportant as emotions... \n\nThe earth teeming with something means that it is filled or overrun with that thing... \n\nSo, if the earth was overrun by women's tears... metaforically, we would be overtaken by a lot of crocodiles, because the tears are usually always crocodile tears.\n\nQuite a bash at women, don't you think?  Where did you find this quotation?
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*eyes fill with tears*\n\nmen are so lucky.....
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my interpretation is that the existance of humanity will be long enuf to see the montains move. think of it this way, if you were omnipotent and watched thre earth through time you would see the lands shift and mountains melt away with erosion.
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fun! zoologic category hit your question better. And what kind category was put your question, it's you to choose, not pointer.\nwe react almost in the same way like animals as mammal. I like this sense. maybe expectation to see how strong she survives as earth mother for children, brain, waist, hip, chest with breast, rich fat... in advantage of male/female.
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"It's raining cats and dogs" \nHowever, this one does have a meaning:\n\nBack in the olden days, the roofs were covered in hay, and the cats, dogs, and other animals would sleep in the hay to keep warm. Now, when it rained, they hay would become slippery, causing the animals (mostly cats and dogs) to fall of the roof. Hence the saying, "It's raining cats and dogs"
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that would be a sign of the apocolypse and earth would be hit by an astroid and all man (and woman) kind would be exterminated\n\n:-(
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against nature, contrary to nature\nI don't know what God thought but the story of Ruth & Naomoi\nRuth 1:14 Ruth clave onto her, same as Gen 2:24 Therefore shall a man leave his father and his mother, and shall cleave unto his wife: and they shall be one flesh
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Verse 18:\nHere is wisdom. That is, in what is stated respecting the name and the number of the name of the beast. The idea is, either that there would be need of peculiar sagacity in determining what the "number" of the "beast" or of his "name" was, or that peculiar "wisdom" was shown by the fact that the number could be thus expressed. The language used in the verse would lead the reader to suppose that the attempt to make out the "number" was not absolutely hopeless, but that the number was so far enigmatical as to require much skill in determining its meaning. It may also be implied that, for some reason, there was true "wisdom" in designating the name by this number, either because a more direct and explicit statement might expose him who made it to persecution, and it showed practical wisdom thus to guard against this danger; or because there was "wisdom" or skill shown in the fact that a number could be found which would thus correspond with the name. On either of these suppositions, peculiar wisdom would be required in deciphering its meaning. \n\nLet him that hath understanding. Implying \n\n(a) that it was practicable to "count the number of the name;" and \n\n(b) that it would require uncommon skill to do it. It could not be successfully attempted by all; but still there were those who might do it. This is such language as would be used respecting some difficult matter, but where there was hope that, by diligent application of the mind, and by the exercise of a sound understanding, there would be a prospect of success. \n\nCount the number of the beast. In Rev 13:16, it is "the number of his name." The word here rendered "count"-- qhfisatw--means, properly, to count or reckon with pebbles, or counters; then to reckon, to estimate. The word here means compute; that is, ascertain the exact import of the number, so as to identify the beast. The "number" is that which is immediately specified, "six hundred threescore and six"--666. The phrase "the number of the beast" means, that somehow this number was so connected with the beast, or would so represent its name or character, that the "beast" would be identified by its proper application. The mention in Rev 13:17 of "the name of the beast," and "the number of his name," shows that this "number" was somehow connected with his proper designation, so that by this he would be identified. The plain meaning is, that the number 666 would be so connected with his name, or with that which would properly designate him, that it could be determined who was meant by finding that number in his name or in his proper designation. This is the exercise of the skill or wisdom to which the writer here refers: substantially that which is required in the solution of a riddle or a conundrum. If it should be said here that this is undignified and unworthy of an inspired book, it may be replied \n\n(a) that there might be some important reason why the name or designation should not be more plainly made; \n\n(b) that it was important, nevertheless, that it should be so made that it would be possible to ascertain who was referred to; \n\n(c) that this should be done only in some way which would involve the principle of the enigma--"where a known thing was concealed under obscure language"--Webster's Dic.; \n\n(d) that the use of symbols, emblems, hieroglyphics, and riddles was common in the early periods of the world; and \n\n(e) that it was no uncommon thing in ancient times, as it is in modern, to test the capacity and skill of men by their ability to unfold the meaning of proverbs, riddles, and dark sayings. Compare the riddle of Samson, Jud 14:12, seq. See also Ps 49:4 78:2 Eze 17:2-8 Pr 1:2-6 Da 8:23 It would be a sufficient vindication of the method adopted here if it was certain or probable that a direct and
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Holy cow-thats a Master's thesis project at least!  Ok, there are lots of theories out there concerning a cataclymic hit-and since both she and the people she is comparing also believe in the asteroid theory, we have to just think of all the things that could happen, reasonably:\nThe ashes from the volcanoes could block out the sun so drastically that it became too cold for the dinosaurs to live\nThe ashes blocked the sun out sufficiently to kill the major plant life, so the herbivorous dinos starved, and then the carnivores starved.\nThe volcanoes spewed out sufficient CO2 that the dinos suffocated\nThe volcanoes spewed out toxic gas that poisoned the dinos.\nThe volcanoes subtly changed the climate so that over thousands or hundreds of thousands of year, other lifeforms, such as mammals, birds, and the surviving reptiles, gains a major advantage and caused the dino extinction.\nAbout the meteor:  Either you could hypothesize that the volcanoes erupted spontaneously, and it had nothing to do with meteors, or that the meteors by themselves weren't a killing force but disrupted the crust of the Earth sufficient to open up volcanoes all over the Earth, or that the meteor alone killed most of the dinosaurs, and the resulting volcanoes killed off the rest.\nI didnt mention the effects of tsunamis and earthquakes caused by the volcanoes because that wouldnt reasonably be enough to kill off all the dinos.\nHope those ideas help-good luck.
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Possible, possible\n\nLike a woman, the night gives birth on the ground in the morning\nand everything comes out again and becomes life\n\nWhich old arc, within the time's passageways\nstill reveals in the light pairs of breathings\n\nPossible, possible\nthe impossible all became possible\npossible, possible, in a naked spectacle\npossible, possible, and as the dancing steps go\nwith arms wide open, I scorn everything\n\nThere are not much that we can build together\nLook, look up, we've solved them together\n\nPossible, possible, the impossible all became possible\npossible, possible, in a common spectacle\npossible, possible and as the dancing steps go\nwith arms wide open, I scorn everything\n\nAnd I keep on saying something, crying about some love\nand I keep on mourning ruins inside me\nwith my years, in my sheets, \nlike ghosts\n\n\n\nHope you'll be satisfied with the translation! :-)
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More people are killed annually by donkeys than die in air crashes.\n\nalso\n\nThe Bible, the world's best-selling book, is also the world's most shoplifted book.\n\nalso\n\nCoca-Cola translated to Chinese means, "To make mouth happy".
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Clay = Dust + Water\nBlood clot = Embryo (beginning phases)\n\nedit: Everything was created out of nothing in the beginning. The dust and the water was also created from nothing.\n\nNothing-->Dust + Water-->Clay-->Man\n\n\n---\nthanks zifikos, you too! :-)
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It seems to make sense to me. If we think about it, this could be a reason why we tend to see the Virgin Mary on toast and rabbits in clouds - or minds evolved to do that. Living in caves, when we heard a tree branch snap, we mistook it for a wandering lion approaching - it served to keep us alert and alive. Mistaking a lion for a tree branch isnt so useful to survival... So I can see how the mind could have adapted a beleif in external forces affecting our lives.
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Sounds like it is from "War of the Worlds". Maybe the following:\n\n"Yet across the gulf of space, minds that are to our minds as ours are to those of the beasts that perish, intellects vast and cool and unsympathetic, regarded this earth with envious eyes, and slowly and surely drew their plans against us."
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expressing wonder  \nthe cry of a weeping baby
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Well technically the flooding of the earth was impossible. if the entire earth had flooded we wouldn't have a class of mammals found only in Australia, and certain plants would have been destroyed forever... I mean really could you imagine a cactus under that much water surviving? But to get back on topic... If there is a god, and he is all powerful, the only reason for man to suffer is that God wants man to suffer... For to be all powerful would mean the ability to do anything, even the impossible... So no matter what positive results we get through suffering, God could have given us without us suffering... some of these results may seem logically absurd without our having suffered, but remember, he is supposed to be able to do the impossible, so no matter what reason someone gives for human suffering, we could have easily, without even a thought, done without it...
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According to Revelation in the Bible, an angel will throw something like a mountain into the sea.  That could very well be a comet or meteorite. \nThat would happen before the return of Jesus Christ when the earth really starts to have trouble according to Revelation.