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The dimensions of the ark mentioned in The Bible were more than adequate to hold all the animals stated. The area of the ark was huge, unlike many depictions in books, and well able to hold representatives of all the animals. Additionally, the Bible only mentions that two or seven pairs of each 'kind' entered the ark, not all of the animals living nor all of the species alive at the time which is a common misunderstanding. Some say the Biblical word used - kind - is close to our term 'genus'. Our present day species have developed from the ark's inhabitants. Hence, the ark's dimensions described in the Bible were more than adequate to hold the pairs of animals as mentioned with a minimum internal volume of over 1,500,000 cubic feet.
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To believe the previous answer, you must believe in evolution. If evolution happened (happens), then you'll have to accept that the ark story is a myth.
To carry two of every animal, the Ark would need to be quite large. Assuming each pair of animals and their food and water requirements would take up about 2 cubic meters, the Ark would need to be at least 25,600 square meters in size. This is roughly equivalent to the size of around 470 standard American boxcars or over 3 football fields.
There are many thousands of species, just of larger animals, and excluding insects, Spiders and other small animals. Clearly no conceivable boat could have held so many animals, even if they did not need to be fed or exercised for the entire year.
Recognising this problem, a Jewish Midrash (non-binding opinion) of the Common Era has it that God commanded Noah to build an ark as large as he could, and God would take care of the rest. The Midrash notes that God performs miracles but expects us to do our part first. If we accept the logic and supposed truth of the Midrash, then the Ark must have been large enough.
Noah's ride is the Ark, a large wooden boat built to save himself, his family, and pairs of every kind of animal from a great flood in the Biblical story of Noah's Ark.
No, the Levites were specifically designated to carry the ark of the covenant, as instructed in the Bible. Other individuals were not permitted to handle the ark directly, as it was considered holy and only designated individuals were allowed to transport it.
We can either answer this from the Bible, from speculation or, finally, from science and history.From the Bible, we know God's intention because he clearly instructed Noah to take every kind of animal onto the Ark, and we know that Noah did exactly as told. The Bible says (Genesis 7:8-9) that two of every clean beast, two of every unclean beast and of everything that creepeth on the earth went into the Ark. There is no room in this passage for any animals not to do so.Some have speculated that the unicorn missed the ark and no longer exists, although in fact it is an entirely mythical animal.From a historical and scientific perspective, there never was a great flood that covered the entire world, causing the extinction of all animals that did not go onto the mythical Ark. If there was no biblical Flood, then there was no Ark and no animal that missed the Ark.
According to the Bible, the animals entered the Ark in pairs, following the instructions given by God to Noah. They entered in an orderly manner, with each species entering according to God's command.
The Ark of the Lord, also known as the Ark of the Covenant, was a sacred container that held the tablets of the Ten Commandments given to Moses by God. In the Bible, the Ark symbolized the presence of God among the Israelites and was housed in the Tabernacle and later in the Temple in Jerusalem.
Yes, there were two of every animal on the ark. Including tigers.
Noah built an ark and took 2 of every animal on the ark with him. Jehovah commanded him to do so as He was very angry with whole earth as violence had covered the earth and Sin was everywhere.
Adam did not make an ark. Noah made an ark.
None there were two of every animal
Noah probably had food stores for every animal, and thus would probably have a prepared a store of carrion ready for when the ark set off.
every animal that wals on land
2 of every unclean animal that had breath in its nostrils and 7 of every clean animal.
Mandy's characteristics are she wants to help every animal she sees (if they are hurt)
Two of every animal, according to the Bible, were put into the Ark in preparation for the coming flood.
Two of every unclean animal, seven of every clean animal. Goes to show that Noah kept kosher because if he ate an unclean animal, that species would have gone extinct, haha
Not a single animal drowned in the Ark.
An arkful is an amount which would hold an ark, or, figuratively, the amount of space which would be necessary to keep a pair of every animal on earth.