George Lippert (1844 - August 1906), AKA "The Man with Three Legs," had three legs and two hearts. His third leg was very small and shriveled, and he could not use it. Also, his second heart stopped beating, but he continued to live for two weeks. He was born in Germany. He had three brothers and three sisters, all normal. He was also born of normal parents. He died in 1906 of tuberculosis.
now some people can see we can link
3:7 with multiple theories and meanings up to us .. as i pointed out in the start of post it was attractive in biology untill we see the cases out of normal paramenters...
examples
Two heads in one kid..
Unisex features in man or women.
Three legs.
6 fingers etc...
Twins ======> 5 kids at a time (reported) by people in
botany also i witness two
potatoes naturally joined together. sometimes two
almonds in one shell.
Someone send me a picture few days ago about a women chest having
two partition instead of
one making it 3 altogether although it appears photo-shopped,
but we can also look at other possible/angles of those abnormalities in creation..
what if all these things happen with a imperfect birth like two bodies connected/joints.. in daily life it happen while cooking when two pieces in frying pan joint together during process of cooking.. (two hearts = two persons) together thats why other heart died after few days of birth and third leg was also not working at all. things are not that simple.tbh
so thats why in some verses interpretation evolved through better understanding of science/nature called
metaphorical or
mutashabihat ..
