Shocking news about gender procedure and children and good news about how we are winning in the States. AND the words of a big test of discernment coming to the body of Christ.
The Levite’s who pass the test will be approved to stand for truth in the coming days.
I’m up waiting to listen to you
COLBY kansas
I just wanted to check in with you and get your thoughts.
Kay krattli
Colorado
Lance, could you please address the situation re Noah’s Ark. I believe that once the animals went into the Ark that they went into hibernation. Why?
One: Because there were three decks in the ark. And, there were no windows on any of the decks–there was only one window on the top deck where Noah freed the dove. Two: Animals who eat also excrete! And big animals (to put it as daintily as possible) excrete large amounts and one imagines that elephants were on board, too? Three: How many men and how many shovels would be needed to transport excreted material up the three flights of stairs to throw if overboard (provided of course that the wind was blowing in the right direction or it would be “back at ya”.) Four: Animals left to their own devices copulate and that would have upset the balance of the Ark wouldn’t it?) Five: These were the days of oil lamps. And animals who eat also excrete methane gas. Methane gas is flammable. ( I used to live on a farm and know these things.) The Big Bang theory would have begun right there at the time of the flood! So, no, I think the animals were all in hibernation and perhaps Noah and family were in hibernation, too. That is until the cooing dove woke them up! I would love to hear your point of view-I believe I am right about this–because it makes perfect sense–and I am very averse to smelly habitations which if I am wrong then the methane on the Ark would have made it extremely malodorous and the first flying boat every built.