Old and New Testament Quiz
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The text does not say or imply that Enoch didn't walk with God before he had a son. It only says that he walked with God after he had a son, this doesn't necessarily exclude the former.
kingcyrus, when you read the text him having children had nothing to do with him walking with God. The Bible says he walked with God 300 years, when he was 365 years old, God took him. Common sense says that he started his walk at age 65. I could see you arguing that theres no way of knowing that he started at age 65. He could have started at age 55 then stopped walking with God for a period of time, then started again, then stopped. So why would that not be true?
Because Enoch was so close to God that God took him. He did not even suffer death. God just got sick and tired of it! How awesome is that!?
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It's amazing how well we think we know the Bible until we take one of the quizzes and we find people who know a little bit more than we do. lol