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NEW MOEN Home Care Secure Mount Anchors Old World Bronze SMA1000OWB |  |
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US $17.95 | 5d 7h 13m |
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24573 Old-Stock, LOT-2 Sleeve Bearing Bronze, 7/8" ID | |
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US $6.83 | 27d 15h 23m |
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Old Original IHC McCormick Bronze Medallion Dealer Award Hit Miss Gas Engine WOW | |
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US $249.95 | 29d 10h 30m |
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HELICOID GAUGE 4 1/2" DIAMETER BRONZE TUBE BRASS SOCKET SOLID FRONT 100PSI OLD S | |
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US $22.50 | 26d 13h 14m |
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Robertshaw Acragage 0 to 150 PSI, Bronze Tube & Socket, unused old-stock surplus | |
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US $49.95 | 25d 12h 21m |
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34026 Old-stock, LOT-3 Bronze Sleeve Bearing 1" ID | |
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US $7.92 | 25d 12m |
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Hudson Valley Lighting 2421-AN Old Bronze Findlay 1 Light Pendant | |
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US $60.00 | 24d 12h 25m |
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real bronze blind LADY of JUSTICE statue old fnsh scales lawyer law sculpture | |
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US $479.00 | 24d 13h 44m |
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Watts Reg. Co. Series 777 Bronze Y Strainer 250WOG 3/4 Old New Stock | |
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US $24.99 | 23d 21h 34m |
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Jado Old Bronze 842/814/105 Hatteras Roman Tub Faucet w/ shower-NIB | |
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US $595.00 | 22d 20h 55m |
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Old Bronze
What is the likely origin of a round oil painting with a circular bronze frame?
I have an old oil painting of cats in a large circular ornate frame which appears to be bronze. My mother purchased it in an antique shop about 30 years ago. Is this typical of any part of the world in any particular period?
no very common used all over the world for hundreds of years
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NEW MOEN Home Care Secure Mount Anchors Old World Bronze SMA1000OWB | |
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US $17.95 | 5d 7h 13m |
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24573 Old-Stock, LOT-2 Sleeve Bearing Bronze, 7/8" ID | |
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US $6.83 | 27d 15h 23m |
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Old Original IHC McCormick Bronze Medallion Dealer Award Hit Miss Gas Engine WOW | |
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US $249.95 | 29d 10h 30m |
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HELICOID GAUGE 4 1/2" DIAMETER BRONZE TUBE BRASS SOCKET SOLID FRONT 100PSI OLD S | |
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US $22.50 | 26d 13h 14m |
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Robertshaw Acragage 0 to 150 PSI, Bronze Tube & Socket, unused old-stock surplus | |
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US $49.95 | 25d 12h 21m |
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34026 Old-stock, LOT-3 Bronze Sleeve Bearing 1" ID | |
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US $7.92 | 25d 12m |
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Hudson Valley Lighting 2421-AN Old Bronze Findlay 1 Light Pendant | |
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US $60.00 | 24d 12h 25m |
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real bronze blind LADY of JUSTICE statue old fnsh scales lawyer law sculpture | |
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US $479.00 | 24d 13h 44m |
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Watts Reg. Co. Series 777 Bronze Y Strainer 250WOG 3/4 Old New Stock | |
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US $24.99 | 23d 21h 34m |
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Jado Old Bronze 842/814/105 Hatteras Roman Tub Faucet w/ shower-NIB | |
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US $595.00 | 22d 20h 55m |
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Hudson Valley Lighting 8712-OB Old Bronze Yorktown 2 Light Wall Sconce | |
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US $180.00 | 20d 12h 48m |
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34440 Old-Stock, Bronze Sleeve Bearing, 1-1/4" ID, 1-1/2" OD, 1" Width | |
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US $3.78 | 19d 11h 40m |
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34434 Old-Stock, LOT-2 Bronze Flange Bushing, 5/8" ID, 7/8" OD, 1" OD | |
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US $3.97 | 19d 11h 40m |
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Kichler 6493OZ Broadview Bathroom Lighting - Old Bronze | |
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US $80.00 | 12d 8h 36m |
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Hinkley Lighting 4151OB Mayflower 1 Light Mini Pendant-Olde Bronze | |
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US $115.00 | 20d 11h 27m |
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31762 Old-Stock, Apollo 77-103-01 Ball Valve 1/2"NPT, Bronze | |
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US $8.40 | 10d 9h 8m |
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33455 Old-Stock, SEW 6437508 Bronze Bushing, 1-7/8" ID, 1-1/2" Length Thru | |
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US $31.22 | 8d 17h 6m |
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32014 Old-Stock, Nibco T211Y3/8 Bronze Globe Valve 3/8" NPT | |
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US $14.16 | 7d 22h 21m |
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Bronze Clutch Fork New Old Stock John Deere BO BR B746R | |
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US $225.00 | 5d 19h 16m |
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Large Old Mixer Hook Hobart? Bronze? | |
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US $64.99 | 4d 20h 31m |
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Everett Old Bronze Sconce $304 Everett Old Bronze Sconce |
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Gardner Old Bronze Urn Pendant $1159 Gardner Old Bronze Urn Pendant |
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Quinton Old Bronze Lantern Pendant $691 Quinton Old Bronze Lantern Pendant |
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Williamsburg Yorktown Old Bronze Nine-Light Chandelier $1989 - Old bronze finish |
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Rumsford Medium Old Bronze Foyer Pendant $1346 - Old bronze finish |
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Woodstock Extra-Large Old Bronze Flush Mount Ceiling Light $375 - Old bronze finish |
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Newport Old Bronze Large Flush Mount Ceiling Light $375 - Old bronze finish |
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Old Bronze Dome Pendant $292 This pendant features a reproduction metal shade suspended by an authentic style cloth cord. An old bronze finish lends a handsome overall feel. |
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Craftsman Ceiling Lamp Old Bronze Tiffany Shade $240.3 Craftsman Ceiling Lamp Old Bronze Tiffany Shade |
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Canton Old Bronze Semi-Flush Ceiling Light $280 Canton Old Bronze Semi-Flush Ceiling Light |
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Williamsburg Hampton Old Bronze Lantern Mini Pendant $691 Hampton Old Bronze Lantern Mini Pendant |
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Morgan Old Bronze One-Light Sconce $198 Morgan Old Bronze One-Light Sconce |
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Timberline Old Bronze Four-Light Bath Fixture $180 Timberline Old Bronze Four-Light Bath Fixture |
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Timberline Old Bronze Three-Light Semi Flush $134 Timberline Old Bronze Three-Light Semi Flush |
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Timberline Old Bronze Two-Light Semi Flush $78 Timberline Old Bronze Two-Light Semi Flush |
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Timberline Old Bronze Three-Light Pendant $203 Timberline Old Bronze Three-Light Pendant |
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Timberline Old Bronze Five-Light Chandelier $292 Timberline Old Bronze Five-Light Chandelier |
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Timberline Old Bronze Three-Light Bath Fixture $134 Timberline Old Bronze Three-Light Bath Fixture |
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Patterson Old Bronze Three-Light Flush Mount $644 Patterson Old Bronze Three-Light Flush Mount |
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Whitney Old Bronze One-Light Sconce $397 Whitney Old Bronze One-Light Sconce |
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Lock Picking Old Yale Shrouded Bronze Padlock (spp'd)
Young Earth Versus Old Earth
Can we determine the age of the earth by counting the generations listed in Genesis? If the universe is actually older than 6,000 years, does that discredit the Bible? Does it discredit Christianity? Let's check it out.
Genesis chapter one states that God created the world (and universe) in six days. And if you bother to count up all the generations listed, the Bible seems to suggest the Earth is about 6,000 years old. A good number of fundamental Christians make the six-day, relatively recent creation a pivotal point in their faith. For them it is not a debatable question. Anyone taking a different position is "compromising the faith."
It is not my intent to review all the pros and cons of the Young Earth versus the Old Earth controversy. However, considering the importance some place on this issue, I feel obligated to state the obvious.
Light travels at a constant rate of speed - 186,000 miles per second or nearly 6 trillion miles in one year. This isn't speculation. It's a fact. Scientist call this distance a light-year.
Our nearest neighboring galaxy, the Andromeda galaxy is two million light-years away. The light we see from those stars was generated two million years ago. Galaxies from the Virgo cluster are points of light which have been traveling in space for fifty million years. And from Quasar 3C48 we are receiving light waves which were generated nearly five billion years ago.
When we gaze at the stars, we are, in fact, looking back in time. We have good reason to believe the universe has been around for a long, long time.
Moses was born in 1526 and died in 1406 B.C. He was a technological primitive - a Bronze Age man. Traditionally, Moses is also the one credited with writing the first five books of the Old Testament. Unlike Moses, we who are living in the twenty-first century have at least a passing knowledge of astronomy, chemistry, physics, and microbiology.
Life is complex, so is the universe, and so is reality. Scientists will be quick to tell you we have barely begun to scratch the surface of what there is to know. Are you still with me? Okay, here is the big question: If God had attempted to give Moses a FULL account of everything he did to create the universe and life, do you think Moses could have comprehended it?
Do you think the top scientists of today would be able to understand it? No? Would there even be words in ancient Hebrew (or modern English) God could have used to convey the meaning of what he actually did? Probably not? Then do you think the most likely explanation might be that God provided Moses with an abbreviated description of creation so he could understand it?
Everybody agrees that neither the Old Testament nor the New Testament explicitly tells us when the world began. Is it possible that God did not emphasize that point because he didn't consider it essential that we know it?
Do you think the biblical genealogies are necessarily complete and accurate? If so, why do the genealogies in Matthew and Luke differ over Jesus' genealogy? Was Jesus' father's father Jacob as recorded in Matthew 1:16? or Heli as recorded in Luke 3:23? Was the complete David to Jesus genealogy the 28 generations listed in Matthew 1:6 -16? or was the true David to Jesus the 42 generations listed in Luke 3:23-31?
If one is the literal truth, what does that say about the other? Of all the names between David and Jesus, Matthew and Luke agree on only three names: Joseph, the husband of Jesus' mother, Zerubbabel, and his father Shealtiel.
And why does Genesis skip Cainan who is mentioned in Luke 3:35-36 as Arphaxad's son? Genesis 11:12 reads: "Arphaxad became the father of Shelah when he was 35." Luke, however, shows Cainan as Arphaxad's son and lists Shelah as his grandson. Since Genesis failed to record Cainan's generation, it is not a complete record.
Some say that Genesis is a historical narrative, and we should take everything it says at face value. However, when we examine the book, we find that symbolism is prevalent throughout Genesis. How symbolic is Genesis? One way of appraising it is to compare the frequency of symbolic numbers with non-symbolic numbers.
We find 49 "sevens" in this work. After running into "seven" the forty-ninth time, you begin to suspect it is more than a mere coincidence. And indeed it is. Seven is a symbolic number which represents "completeness." Compare the number of "sevens" to the scarcities of "sixes" (8) and of "eights" (3) neither of which are used as symbols. Revelation, which is noted for its highly symbolic language and figures, uses "seven" on 53 occasions.
Ten is another symbolic number. It too stands for "completeness." Genesis reveals 19 "tens," but only 4 "elevens" and no "nines" at all. By comparison, Revelation mentions 11 "tens."
The number "ten" plays a significant role in Genesis. The book is divided into ten main sections, each beginning with the word "account." (See 2:4, 5:1, 6:9, 10:1, 11:10, 11:27, 25:12, 25:19, 36:1 and 37:2.) Moreover, Genesis records exactly ten generations from Adam to the flood, and another ten generations from the flood to Abraham.
These balanced, symmetrical, symbolically correct numbers denote an artistic form. Ironically, Genesis achieves the "symbolically complete" ten names from the flood to Abraham by dropping Cainan from the genealogy. Accuracy appears secondary to form.
Symbolism is also paramount in Matthew's genealogy. Matthew reports fourteen (twice seven) generations from Abraham to David, another fourteen generations from David to the exile, and yet another fourteen generations from the exile to Jesus. But to obtain the symbolically correct fourteen names between David and the exile, Matthew drops four "unimportant" generations which are listed in Chronicles, and the author adds another generation which Chronicles does not mention.
Matthew's account: "Jehoram [was the] father of Uzziah, Uzziah [was the] father of Jotham." Matthew 1:8-9 I Chronicles reads the genealogy: "Jehoram his son, Ahaziah his son, Joash his son, Amaziah his son, Azariah his son, Jotham." I Chronicles 3: 11-12 Here again, accuracy appears secondary to form. Biblical genealogies are not a reliable means for determining the age of the Earth. They were not intended for that purpose.
Certainly evolution relies on billions of years. It has become an article of faith for those who espouse evolution. But for those who believe in creation, age, and design are distinct issues. God's design was deliberate. Creation of life, however, could have taken place in stages. All things considered, that seems to be the most reasonable answer.
Questions to Consider:
1. Did Jesus ask us to believe in him? or that the earth was a certain age and created in six days?
2. If we were to take the position today that the earth is flat, do you think we would gain or lose credibility? By the same token, if we claim the Biblical genealogies demand a 6,000 years old universe in spite of very strong astronomical evidence to the contrary, do you think the Bible gains or loses credibility?
About the Author
Jerry Boone, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, United States webmaster@merechristianity.us Mr. Boone is a sailor, author, and webmaster of http://merechristianity.us with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Anthropology from Georgia State University. His works include: Mere Christianity.us and SAFETY LINE - EVIDENCE OF THINGS NOT SEEN, an apologetic study published 1998.
