how many animals of each species did mosestake with him on the ark?
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Old, old, OLD! Moses didn't take any animals with him, it was Noah.
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A goat is a "ruminant".  That means that it has 4 stomachs.
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Moses didn't take any animals on the Ark :P
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Hello The agitator.. :)\n\nI pray you had a Blessed Thanksgiving Day.. :)\n\n \nCould Noah's Ark really hold all the animals that were supposed to be preserved from Flood?\n\nA growing number of scientists believe that geological evidence indicates our world has undergone a catastrophic flood. This is causing them to question whether or not the biblical account of Noah's ark could be true. Many people are rereading the Biblical description of the Ark to ascertain the feasibility of such a vessel to fulfill its designated purpose in light of present day knowledge of both zoology and our present day knowledge of shipbuilding.\n \nSize comparison between average size one-story home and Noah's Ark. Illustration from The World that Perished.How big was Noah's Ark?\n"And God said unto Noah… Make thee an ark of gopher wood; rooms shalt though make in the ark, and thou shalt pitch it within and without with pitch. And this is the fashion which thou shalt make it of… the length of the ark shall be three hundred cubits, the breadth of it fifty cubits, and the height of it thirty cubits. A window shalt thou make in the ark, and in a cubit shalt thou finish it above; and the door of the ark shalt thou set in the side therof; with lower, second, and third stories shalt thou make it." (Gen. 6:14-16)\n \nA cubit is the distance between an adult's elbow and tip of the finger, no less than 18-inches [45.72 centimeters]. (Scene from The World that Perished.)Most Hebrew scholars believe the cubit to have been no less than 18 inches long [45.72 centimeters]. This means that the ark would have been at least 450 feet long [137.16 meters], 75 feet wide [22.86 meters] and 45 feet high [13.716000000000001 meters]. Noah's Ark was said to have been the largest sea-going vessel ever built until the late nineteenth century when giant metal ships were first constructed. Its length to width ratio of six to one provided excellent stability on the high seas. In fact, modern shipbuilders say it would have been almost impossible to turn over. In every way, it was admirably suited for riding out the tremendous storms in the year of the flood.\n\nThese dimensions are especially interesting when compared to those given in the mythical, Babylonian account of the Ark. Here the ark is described as a perfect cube, extending 120 cubits in all directions and with nine decks. Such a vessel would spin slowly round and round in the water and from the standpoint of stability, would be a disaster.\n\nWas the ark big enough to hold the number of animals required?\nThe total available floor space on the ark would have been over 100,000 square feet, which would be more floor space than in 20 standard-sized basketball courts.\n \nAssuming an 18-inch cubit [45.72 centimeters], Noah's Ark would have had a cubic volume equal to 569 modern railroad stock cars.The total cubic volume would have been 1,518,000 cubic feet [462,686.4 cubic meters] --that would be equal to the capacity of 569 modern railroad stock cars.\n\nNow comes the question, how many land dwelling air breathing animals would have had to be taken aboard the ark to survive the flood?\n\nAccording to Ernest Mayr, America's leading taxonomist, there are over 1 million species of animals in the world.\n \nGod only provided the Ark for the protection of humans and land-dwelling, air-breathing creatures. A huge number of animals would not need to be taken aboard the Ark because they are water dwellers. Representatives would be expected to survive the catastrophe. With God's protection against extinction during the Deluge, survival would have been assured. (Scene from The World that Perished, a Christian motion picture about the Flood)However, the vast majority of these are capable of surviving in water and would not need to be brought aboard the ark. Noah need make no provision for the 21,000 species of fish or the 1,700 tunicates (marine chordates like sea squirts) found th
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here is a link for an illustrated summary version of exodus\nhttp://www.thebricktestament.com/exodus/index.html
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375 days. (Genesis 7-8). The rain was 40 days and 40 nights. But 7 days before that God's command Noah to enter the ark, the flood was 150 days, the ark was rested on the mount Ararat on 7 days of the 7th month. The waters decreased on the 10th month, Noah sent the dove 40 days after that.  But the dove returned to the ark. Noah stayed 7 more days after that, and sent another dove. the dove returned with olive branch. Noah stayed another 7 days before he sent another dove, the last one didn't returned, means the dove found place for rest. Noah come out from the ark  on the second month, on the 27th day of the month whe the water dry..
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moses muppet and yes he did.....
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dog, fish, cat, camel, worm
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Noah\n\nNoah or Noach (Hebrew: נוֹחַ or נֹחַ, Standard Nóaḥ Tiberian Nōªḥ; Arabic: نوح, Nūḥ; "Rest") was the tenth and last of the antediluvian Patriarchs, best known for the Deluge which came in his time. His story is contained in the Hebrew Bible's book of Genesis, chapters 5-9.\n\nThe predecessor of the zoological garden is the menagerie that has a long history from the Middle Ages to modern times. The oldest existing zoo, the Vienna Zoo in Austria, evolved from such an aristocratic menagerie founded in 1752 by the Habsburg monarchy.\n\nThe first zoo founded primarily for scientific and educational reasons was the Ménagerie du Jardin des Plantes in Paris (1794). The founders and members of the Zoological Society of London adopted the idea of the early Paris zoo when they established London Zoo in 1828.\n\nThe success of London Zoo set off a wave of further zoo establishments across the world. The first zoological garden established in Australia was Melbourne Zoo in 1860. In the same year the first zoo of the United States opened to the public in New York City (Central Park Zoo), although earlier, in 1859, the Philadelphia Zoological Society had made an effort to establish a zoological park, but delayed due to the American Civil War.\n\nWhen ecology emerged as a matter of public interest through the 1970s, a few zoos began to consider making conservation their central role, with Gerald Durrell of the Jersey Zoo, George Rabb of Brookfield Zoo, and William Conway of the Bronx Zoo (Wildlife Conservation Society) leading the discussion. Since then, zoo professionals became increasingly aware of the need to engage themselves in conservation programmes and the American Zoo Association soon asserted that conservation had become its highest priority.
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chicken, read your Bible or borrow one.  God created ALL the animals and Adam named them.
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I find that question rather thought provoking and slightly humorous.\nMaybe we could communicate with all animals back then.\nHow did Noah get all those animals and bugs and creatures on the boat for instance, maybe he just asked.\nAdam did run the garden of eden and therefore he must of been very knowledgible with many things.  And if he had such a close relationship with God then who knows, maybe you are on to something.\nI did hear someone say that the animals had fear of man put into them after the flood.  And God did confuse the language of the people at the time of Babel and who knows what else .\nI think CS Lewis wrote a divinely inspired story that tugs at the heart strings of those who can see the love , gentleness and bravery and integrity of that beautiful lion. I felt like bawling my eyes out when he had to take that cruel humiliation for those whom he loved and looked after.  Just like Jesus did for us.
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Adam had the whole garden,..but sorry, an apple was not mentioned in Gen.  The people of Moses ate manna, angels food.  John ate locust and honey, the prodigals son ate the swines food and then also had his father prepare a feast for him.  At passover a lamb was sacrificed. They used alot of olive oil.   AND the seed of Abraham, we do now live in that land of milk and honey, this good ol USA.\nIf you want to know the food instructions that God left for us and what God considers clean and unclean, Lev. 11 tells all the foods that God gives us with thanksgiving to be RECEIVED.
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1) seven - if all of the sheep have died, *except* seven of them, then logically seven of them have lived.  The remaining twelve have died.\n\n2) Bobby - If three of the children are named, and neither of the names are 'Bobby', then it stands to reason that "Bobby" is the fourth.  (Aside from being given the answer using the possessive form of his name.)\n\n3) himself - The man is an only child, and he is looking at himself in the photograph, since he is his father's son.\n\n4) glass - Greenhouses are made of "green" glass, not wood, since the wood would not let the light in for the plants.\n\n5) two - if you "take" two of the apples, then you only have two in your possession.  The rest are for anyone else to take.\n\n6) He's dead - if the man has a 'widow', then it means he is dead.  It stands to reason that there are most likely no laws on the books that allow for a living person to marry a corpse.\n\n7) Noah took them, not Moses - The ark used to carry two of each animal was built by Noah according to the old testament.  The story of Moses came later and he didn't gather animals in groups of two.\n\n8) one - if you disregard that some people believe in re-incarnation, any man, not just the average man, has only one day that he is physically born, but he celebrates that day each year for the rest of his life.
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Moses did the 10 commandments and Noah had the Ark. So I would have to say none, because he didn't build the Ark, Noah did.
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Moses didn't take animals on the ark.  It was Noah.
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Personally I thought:\n\nMan, dolphin, pig, chimp\n\nAccording to Edward O Wilson, top animal behaviourist:\n\n1. Chimpanzee (two species) \n2. Gorilla \n3. Orangutan \n4. Baboon (seven species, including drill and mandrill) \n5. Gibbon (seven species) \n6. Monkey (many species, especially the macaques, the patas, and the Celebes black ape) \n7. Smaller-toothed whale (several species, especially killer whale) \n8. Dolphin (many of the approximately eighty species) \n9. Elephant (two species) \n10. Pig \n\nNo donkey I'm afraid!
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Actually, Moses didn't take anything on the ark. Noah did it.