Ken Ham's Opening Day at the Ark. #FAIL only 4000 show up. (Isaac, Jacob)
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Oh stop! My sides are aching! So just how were they going to 'save themselves'? Presumably they were all going to build arks ...and deforest the planet in the process??
All they had to do was walk into the ark before the door shut.
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....and having built his ark, what would have happened if Noah had put out the call for 'All aboard' and 10,000,000 people had turned up? LOL! You get a bigger joke every time you post pal!
Nonetheless, God pleaded with them for 100 years. Of course He knew they would not repent. That is why God made such a massive ark as big as it was rather than large enough to hold ten million people.
All they had to do was walk into the ark before the door shut.
Nonetheless, God pleaded with them for 100 years. Of course He knew they would not repent. That is why God made such a massive ark as big as it was rather than large enough to hold ten million people.
God pleaded with every single individual personally Eusebi?
So the Bible does not mention that Noah had helpers who refused to get onto the Ark when it started to rain? I hope he did at least pay them before the flood rather than a IOU that Noah knew he would not have to pay to those who drowned.
The Bible also does not mention that during the time of the Flood and during the receding of the water that the laws of physics were changed.
I wonder if the Ark Encounter covers either of those two possibilities, one a fact according to Eusebius and the other a possibility according to Jeff.
Why would the Ark Encounter cover the possibility that the laws of physics changed during the historic world-wide flood in Noah's day which the laws didn't change? How do you believe they changed and what is Ken Ham supposed to say if they changed?
All they had to do was walk into the ark before the door shut.
Nonetheless, God pleaded with them for 100 years. Of course He knew they would not repent. That is why God made such a massive ark as big as it was rather than large enough to hold ten million people.
I'm not sure we can really say that it would have held 10 million people. But God is sovereign, he is all-knowing. He knew only 8 would be on it. He knew that because he knew the rest were tainted by sin and they were unwilling and unable to repent. He saves whomever he wants. He is a sovereign God that will do what he wants with his creation. The idea of people whining about that is absurd as a clay pot complaining to the potter that it wasn't made for a different purpose.
I'm not sure we can really say that it would have held 10 million people. But God is sovereign, he is all-knowing. He knew only 8 would be on it. He knew that because he knew the rest were tainted by sin and they were unwilling and unable to repent. He saves whomever he wants. He is a sovereign God that will do what he wants with his creation. The idea of people whining about that is absurd as a clay pot complaining to the potter that it wasn't made for a different purpose.
That is correct. He did not make it to hold 10 million people. That is what I stated. Yes, He knew, in spite of His pleading, that only 8 would be on it.
Good analogy about the clay pot complaining to the Potter, Why hast Thou made me thus?
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Originally Posted by Eusebius
No, Noah's Ark is historically factual as it is written in the historical documents collected in what we call the Bible.
The good thing about Ken Ham's ark, though I do disagree with him on quite a number of things regarding science, is that it puts into perspective the enormity of the ark. Rather than people just reading about it in the historic documents called the Bible, they see it in its true perspective in real life.
Riddle me this oh sage of Middle Eastern fables.
Moses wrote the Pentateuch, right?
Moses was not born when Noah survived the flood. How the heck did Moses know the details?
It seems strange that such an event would fail to mention those that helped.
The Bible says King David fought the Philistines. Yet we know an army was involved. Does the Bible need to mention the name of each and every one of the 10,000 or so soldiers? Just asking. Not meaning to be nasty or anything.
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