Why aren't dinosaurs never mentioned in the bible? I mean they obviously existed so what gives?
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Darthnut wrote:
They ARE mentioned... in the book of Job... twice. Behemoth (described as moving it's tail as a cedar tree... hmmmm... a brontosaurus maybe?) and Leviathan (some sort of swimming dinosaur)
Lester.0 wrote:
a day doesn't really man a 24 hour day as we use now. A day just means a certain amount of time. The 7 days in the bible could of been millions of years. So while God was making the Earth, dinosaurs were existing.
No hate plz.
Lester.0 wrote:
a day doesn't really man a 24 hour day as we use now. A day just means a certain amount of time. The 7 days in the bible could of been millions of years. So while God was making the Earth, dinosaurs were existing.
No hate plz.
Treebark2268 wrote:
Im pretty sure a day is how long it takes for the earth to orbit the sun..
OllieRambles wrote:
so did god kill them off than too?
Lester.0 wrote:
That is an earth day. If you go see how many days it takes for mar or some other planet to rotate around itself, then they would say it takes xx earth days to do so.
Lester.0 wrote:
The bible does not mention about what happened to the dinosaurs.
OllieRambles wrote:
Why aren't dinosaurs never mentioned in the bible? I mean they obviously existed so what gives?
Lester.0 wrote:
a day doesn't really man a 24 hour day as we use now. A day just means a certain amount of time. The 7 days in the bible could of been millions of years. So while God was making the Earth, dinosaurs were existing.
No hate plz.
Treebark2268 wrote:
Im pretty sure a day is how long it takes for the earth to orbit the sun..
THUNDERSTRUCK wrote:
They aren't mentioned because the Bible is a story tale.
Treebark2268 wrote:
Im pretty sure a day is how long it takes for the earth to orbit the sun..