Gen 5:1-2

Excerpt:…Before explaining, I do not apologize for the use of big words isolated in the dictionary…for today, it is necessary to release the strong-meat complexity of God’s wisdom. Afterall, only in the last day are we to be taught of God. The word “coterminous” meets this calling. It means working in the same confinement, yet having distinctly different leadership operations. Genesis helps to explain when it says, “1 In the day that God created man … 2 Male and female… he … called their name Adam … when they were created.” —Gen 5: 1, 2. Yet, Gen 3: 20, shows that it was Adam who named Eve, this even though God called them both Adam. Thus, they were coed, a similar concept to our big word today, coterminous, meaning they both abode under the same educational syllabus. Politics gives a better definition: In some congressional districts the mayor and the congressman, serving the same constituency, yet having different titles, are said to serve coterminously: Same with Christ and Jesus. The vegetarian debate honors this concept. Spiritual milk-fed Christians defy the coterminous harmony between them. These Sesame Street Christians, rather than face the persecution that accompanies growth, instead resist child development…