That thread was opened as a joke because in summer, especially in the evenings, the question Why Noah took mosquitos in his Ark often tortures me!

kalinichenko wrote:

That thread was opened as a joke because in summer, especially in the evenings, the question Why Noah took mosquitos in his Ark often tortures me!

I'd probably ask why he took samples of the Bubonic Plague, Polio, Smallpox, and the other diseases that vex mankind and animals as well.

kalinichenko wrote:

That thread was opened as a joke because in summer, especially in the evenings, the question Why Noah took mosquitos in his Ark often tortures me!

Haha... Yes, Noah should of refused entry to the mosquitos! But, actually, he didn't take any insects, or, at least not intentionally.

Longloadr wrote:

kalinichenko wrote: That thread was opened as a joke because in summer, especially in the evenings, the question Why Noah took mosquitos in his Ark often tortures me! Haha... Yes, Noah should of refused entry to the mosquitos! But, actually, he didn't take any insects, or, at least not intentionally.

I though God loved beetles...

Aristostomias wrote:

Longloadr wrote: kalinichenko wrote: That thread was opened as a joke because in summer, especially in the evenings, the question Why Noah took mosquitos in his Ark often tortures me! Haha... Yes, Noah should of refused entry to the mosquitos! But, actually, he didn't take any insects, or, at least not intentionally. I though God loved beetles...

The Bible does not tell us that God loves beetles, but God does care about His creation. God sees and cares about each sparrow that falls.
Re beetles, bugs and bacteria, God created each good to serve useful purposes within creation. Even today, after thousands of years, the vast majority of bacteria is very good and useful.

Aristostomias wrote:

I though God loved beetles...

Most of them. He didn't care for John Lennon all that much.

Lavite wrote:

Aristostomias wrote: I though God loved beetles... Most of them. He didn't care for John Lennon all that much.

I think the feeling was mutual.

Longloadr wrote:

Aristostomias wrote: Longloadr wrote: kalinichenko wrote: That thread was opened as a joke because in summer, especially in the evenings, the question Why Noah took mosquitos in his Ark often tortures me! Haha... Yes, Noah should of refused entry to the mosquitos! But, actually, he didn't take any insects, or, at least not intentionally. I though God loved beetles... The Bible does not tell us that God loves beetles, but God does care about His creation. God sees and cares about each sparrow that falls. Re beetles, bugs and bacteria, God created each good to serve useful purposes within creation. Even today, after thousands of years, the vast majority of bacteria is very good and useful.

Yup; for example, shipworms were created for the benefit of Swedish ship industry.

I heard noah took 2 males of each species and god was angry so didn't flood the place and then he blighted noah with a beard as punishment

Pagliacci wrote:

I heard noah took 2 males of each species and god was angry so didn't flood the place and then he blighted noah with a beard as punishment

Where do you think all the insects hid?