Well, Im glad they satisfied their curiosity! I sensed the numbers were correct...
Amazing when liberals discover the Bible isn’t all the hocus pocus they’d like it to be.
There was probably a box with the 400,000 beetle species somewhere.
Can’t imagine the logistics involved in getting the wombats and platypuses on that ark, but hey, it’s in the Bible that they were there, even if not named specifically.
Noah took SEVEN PAIRS (14 of each for the math inept) of every clean animal and one pair of every unclean animal.
Genesis 7:2 "Of every clean beast thou shalt take to thee by sevens, the male and his female: and of beasts that are not clean by two, the male and his female."
Well ... considering that God made the entire universe and everything in it, I think he knows how to build a boat ... :-) ...
According to The Bible, God instructed Noah to build a boat which was 300 cubits long 50 cubits wide and 30 cubits high—recommending gopher wood for the enormous lifeboat.
No wonder Home Depot is out of gopher wood; Noah used it all up.
Interesting that the length/width ratio is 6/1. Many boats/ships today have that same ratio. It promotes stability
I’m trying to wonder what the food stores amounted to? Did Noah know how long he’d be at sea? With only two of each species, good thing none of them died except maybe the unicorns and the jackelopes. The lamas from Peru must have arrived in time, same for the marsupials from Down Under. So where did the water go after it covered pretty much everything? Did it pour into the underground caverns of Hollow Earth? Apparently it didn’t extinguish the fires of Hell. Where did the rain come from, BTW?