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And welcome back, George Norie, along with Dr. Aaron Judkins.

Aaron, let's wrap up Noah Zark.

But a couple main questions.

One, it happened about 4,300 years ago, they say, and two, did he really put every animal on the planet on that arc?

Well, certainly it was going back several thousand years ago, for sure.

You know, regarding the claims of, you know, did every animal go on the

art, the biblical record says that two of every kind went on the ark, but seven of the

clean animals went on the ark, which is very interesting because most people don't realize that seven of the clean animals went on, but these are kinds, not species.

So there's been a great study on this. There's a book called Noah's Ark of feasibility study that looked at these numbers.

And so they break it all down but um the two of the unclean animals uh went on and what's interesting is george's in

genetics that um they traced all original uh sheep and goats to five original.

So when Noah came off the ark, at some point, he built an altar,

and he sacrificed two of those animals, two of the clean animals.

Genetics confirm that all sheep and goats come from five original.

So you subtract two out of the seven, that gives you five.

This is a very interesting genetic study that was done that's actually confirming the biblical record.

So even though probably not all species

went on the ark, they weren't needed, just the two of the kinds.

Might he have taken some kind of DNA on the ark? Maybe they were high sci-fi and scientific.

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