What would you ask?

[MizPeg]

I've always wanted to ask this...

“Jonah, what did the big fish look like? How did it smell on the inside?”

and

“Elijah, how did you feel when Jehovah sent the ravens with unbled meat to sustain you? What was it like to see the Baal priests exposed as fraud at Mount Carmel?”

I could go on! The list is endless.

You're going to have an eternity to find the answers.   lol

[shali]

I still want to know if there is such a thing as "Bigfoot"! 

[Musky]

I still want to know if there is such a thing as "Bigfoot"! 

 

Just look down.  

[New World Explorer]

What type of foods did the Ravins bring Elijah?

Take Away !!!!! Ha ha ha

[shali]

Just look down.  

Really,? Thats the best you can do?  So sad.

[friend]

Although Barnabas will be in heaven I would like to ask where was he the time Paul was nearly stoned to death.

[RaymondG]

Originally posted by shali

You would think if he were alive he would have gotten on the Ark with Noah and his family.  He could have died just before the flood came - perhaps he had plans to join them prior to that or felt that he was going to die soon anyways so why bother getting on the ark?

Why are you so sure he was willing?

After all, even though he was in a direct line from Adam, so was everyone else. And, according to the bible record, Noah and his sons and daughters in law and his wife never found anyone else to go with them onto the ark.

From the time of Abel down to Noah, only one other is mentioned as 'walking with the true God', that was Enoch, so it's entirely possible that Methuselah's life was cut short by the flood.

As for Enoch, he is one I'm sure many would be wanting to question. "What was it like with the demons taking the women and producing the Nephilim?"

And what was it about in Genesis 5:26, men 'calling on the name of Jehovah'?

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Edited February 10, 2015 by RaymondG