Re: [asa] Dinos on the ark

Michael,
You ought to know better. The black mambas and other poisonous reptiles
(sea snakes not included) had their mouths miraculously sealed as they
slithered two by two into their places in the ark. I suspect the area was
refrigerated so they could be kept in a torpid state, but cannot be sure.
The woodworms (teredo ?) were not a problem because they were stymied by
the coating of pitch.
Dave

On Sun, 9 Jul 2006 07:24:00 +0100 "Michael Roberts"
<michael.andrea.r@ukonline.co.uk> writes:
> Were there black mambas too? How did Noah control them? Also were
> there
> woodworm too, if so did eat up the ark?
>
> M
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> Subject: [asa] Dinos on the ark
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> Thanks for answers on the M-M experiment.
>
> Here is AIG's weekly message to the faithful:
>
> Q: Were dinosaurs on the Ark?
>
> A: Hollywood movies, magazines and science textbooks state that
> dinosaurs lived millions of years ago. So, when confronted with
> this
> question about dinosaurs and the Ark, many Christians get that
> "deer
> in the headlights" look. It's hard for them to imagine dinosaurs on
> Noah's Ark. But if Christians are familiar with the book of
> Genesis,
> it's no puzzle at all.
>
> God said that He made all of the land animals on Day 6 of creation,
> and He did not say that it didn't include the dinosaurs! God's Word
> says He made the first man, Adam, the same day as the land animals.
> If one adds the ages of successive generations of people mentioned
> in
> the genealogies of the Bible, Adam lived only about 6,000 years
> ago.
> So, dinosaurs couldn't have lived millions of years ago.
>
> Also, Genesis 6:19-20 says that two of every sort of land animal
> (seven of the "clean" animals) were brought by God to the Ark.
> Therefore, dinosaurs (land animals) were represented on the Ark.
>
> When you trust the Bible, there is no confusion. Dinosaurs were on
> Noah's Ark!
>
> Burgy
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