by KAYTEE 40 Replies latest jw friends
How did Noah put bitumen on the underside of the Ark, did he get his family to lift it up allowing him to slide under and paint this on? The underside being the most important face to be treated needed to be waterproof to make sure it did not allow leaks to occur, and had to stand up to extreme conditions for a whole year
KT
Maybe he used the Force to lift the ark and then had animals paint it on for him. Actually I have seen shipped built in old time fashion and normally they build them on a frame that allows them to walk under the boat to work, until launched. Keep in mind though, that the Noah's ark legend is not true. So don't trouble yourself too long with it.
Noah and his sons contacted Ness Cranes and some of the best rigging crews (union of course) to assist them. They also contracted with Todd Shipyards for marine vessel consulting services.
The whole Noah's Ark story is in the top ten for the most rediculous in the old testament. It makes for a great children's story but from a logistics and engineering standpoint it's pure fiction.
Good point! If it was in the shape of a boat, easily done. Big long box....hmmmmm....
Jehovah did a quick check over the Ark in the 7 days they were waiting for lift off!
Come on KT, you've had enough experience in the Truth, to know, if you don't know, make it up!
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ps Wet rot etc. hadn't evolved then
Jehovah parted the "red" sea I am sure he could keep water out of the ark, duh.
Jehovah parted the "red" sea I am sure he could keep water out of the ark, duh.
I dont know if I believe in the ark or not. But to answer your question. He could have built the ark on blocks with rollers on them. Then he could have gotten underneath it and pulled, pushed it forward.
Since when do you just stick bitumen underneath boats?
The Jews borrowed that story from the Persians. Not to be taken literally.
