Why doesn't the Bible mention anything about dinosaurs?

	Why doesn't the Bible mention anything about dinosaurs? If the Bible is SOOOO real, why doesn't it mention anything that we actually have proof of.We actually find fossils and other ancient artifacts that are never mentioned in the Bible. But when researchers try to find things that are mentioned like the Arc Of The Covenent or even the final resting place of Jesus or anything else for that matter, they can't. How is it, that the world is still following something that we have no REAL PROOF OF?. Asked By: Aquarius - 10/10/2006

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.A: Yes For a biblical study on dinosaurs in the Old Testament, I would definitely recommend using the Authorized Version (AV)/King James Version (KJV) of the Scriptures which were translated into English from the Masoretic text in 1611 [230 years before the word "dinosaur" was available!]. Using a Strong's Concordance, you will find the Hebrew word "tannin" is used 25 times, and is translated as 'dragon(s),''serpent(s),' 'monster(s)' [and, in the more modern versions, improperly as 'jackal(s)']. The key to remember is to look for Hebrew Lexicon #8577. CREATION WEEK (~4000 B.C.) DAY 5--[Gen.1:20-21]--Creation of marine monsters (Hebrew "tannin," includes large marine 'mammals' and 'reptiles') and winged/flying creatures (Hebrew "o(w)ph," includes all feathered and non-feathered flyers--even pterosaurs, the flying reptiles!) DAY 6--[Gen.1:24-25]--Making of dinosaurs and other land creatures, divided among the cattle (Hebrew "behemah," includes all quadrupedal, hoofed/blunt-toed ungulates), beasts of the earth (bipedal/quadrupedal, talon-toed), and creeping things (quadrupedal/multi-legged ground crawlers). FLOOD YEAR (~2350 B.C.) [Gen.6:17,19-20; 7:14-15; 9:17,19]--Juvenile representatives of every terrestrial, air-breathing kind (not species), including dinosaurs and pterosaurs, were directed by God to the Ark. Those outside the Ark would be left to be scavenged by marine predators or be buried and fossilized quickly. POST-FLOOD PERIOD MARINE MONSTERS--[Leviathan (Job 3:8-'mourning'; 41:1-34/Ps.74:14;104:26/ Isa.27:1); see also Lam.4:3 & Amos 9:3]. PTEROSAURS--[esp. the bioluminescent flying reptiles (Isa.14:29 & 30:6)]. DINOSAURS--[see Strong's Concordance(KJV) under "dragon(s);" also Exod. 7:9-10 (#8577, not #5175)]. The best dinosaur passage in the Bible is Job 40:15-24 where God speaks to Job concerning BEHEMOTH ["most excellent beasts"--intensive plural of Day 6 'cattle' ("behemah")], a huge sauropod dinosaur (especially notice verses 17 &19 !!!). Don't forget to ckeck our website for dinosaur publications under "Resources" and...happy dinosaur hunting! CEM Staff Writer Job 40:15 ¶ Behold now behemoth, which I made with thee; he eateth grass as an ox. Job 40:16 Lo now, his strength [is] in his loins, and his force [is] in the navel of his belly. Job 40:17 He moveth his tail like a cedar: the sinews of his stones are wrapped together. Job 40:18 His bones [are as] strong pieces of brass; his bones [are] like bars of iron. Job 40:19 He [is] the chief of the ways of God: he that made him can make his sword to approach [unto him]. Job 40:20 Surely the mountains bring him forth food, where all the beasts of the field play. Job 40:21 He lieth under the shady trees, in the covert of the reed, and fens. Job 40:22 The shady trees cover him [with] their shadow; the willows of the brook compass him about. Job 40:23 Behold, he drinketh up a river, [and] hasteth not: he trusteth that he can draw up Jordan into his mouth. Job 40:24 He taketh it with his eyes: [his] nose pierceth through snares. Job 41:1 ¶ Canst thou draw out leviathan with an hook? or his tongue with a cord [which] thou lettest down? Job 41:2 Canst thou put an hook into his nose? or bore his jaw through with a thorn? Job 41:3 Will he make many supplications unto thee? will he speak soft [words] unto thee? Job 41:4 Will he make a covenant with thee? wilt thou take him for a servant for ever? Job 41:5 Wilt thou play with him as [with] a bird? or wilt thou bind him for thy maidens? Job 41:6 Shall the companions make a banquet of him? shall they part him among the merchants? Job 41:7 Canst thou fill his skin with barbed irons? or his head with fish spears? Job 41:8 Lay thine hand upon him, remember the battle, do no more. Job 41:9 Behold, the hope of him is in vain: shall not [one] be cast down even at the sight of him? Job 41:10 None [is so] fierce that dare stir him up: who then is able to stand before me Answered By: Lion of Judah - 10/10/2006

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Read the book of Job (especially Ch. 38+) and check out AnswersInGenesis.org - you'll be amazed :) You would do well to arm yourself with knowledge - read "The Case for Christ" and/or "The Case for a Creator" both by Lee Strobel - an affirmed atheist who set out to prove his wife was nuts for being a Christian. They aren't easy reads - very intellectual. God bless you as you seek the truth. ~Nise~ Answered By: ~ Nise ~ - 10/10/2006

There is more truth in the average comic book, than in the Bible. Answered By: YnotAskDonut - 10/10/2006

I agree with you, the bible fail to mention many events that have occured. What about the cave men? The meteor that wiped out the dinosaurs? Answered By: john b - 10/10/2006

Leviathan, in the Bible, one of the names of the primeval dragon subdued by Yahweh at the outset of creation: "You crushed Leviathan's heads, gave him as food to the wild animals" (Psalm 74:14; see also Isaiah 27:1; Job 3:8; Amos 9:3). Biblical writers also refer to the dragon as Rahab (Job 9:13; Psalm 89:10) or simply as the Abyss (Habakkuk 3:10). I believe that it could possibily be recognizing dinosaurs. In the Bible, in Job 40:15-24, God describes to Job (who lived after the Flood) a great beast with which Job was familiar. This great animal, called ‘behemoth,’ is described as ‘the chief of the ways of God,’ perhaps the biggest land animal God had created. Impressively, he moved his tail like a cedar tree! Although some Bible commentaries say this may have been an elephant or hippopotamus, the description actually fits that of a dinosaur like Brachiosaurus. Elephants and hippos certainly do not have tails like cedar trees! Actually, very few animals are singled out in the Bible for such a detailed description. Contrary to what many may think, what we know now as dinosaurs get more mention in the Scriptures than most animals! So dinosaurs—all the different kinds—must have lived alongside of people after the Flood. Answered By: Peter_Jackson_Fan - 10/10/2006

Because theres no need to control something that doesnt exisit anymore. Answered By: enochiansorcerer - 10/10/2006

I beg to differ. I don't believe a full skeleton of a dinosaur has ever really been found. They might find one bone and then build a dinosaur around it, so technically not real proof. I personally don't believe they existed. But if they did, God must have gotten rid of them - as man could not live with them. As for proof of God - I have the Holy Bible which I believe is "God breathed" - His words penned through men. I have made a choice to believe in God and given Him control of my life - I have real freedom. Blessings. Answered By: jworks79604 - 10/10/2006

Dinosaurs? Job and Isiah make mention to creatures that sound like them. Look at Job 40:15, and 41:1. Read the descriptions. These don't sound like regular animals. Answered By: RB - 10/10/2006

One relies on faith which according to the bible: faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. The bible does mention serpents and dragons throughout. Seeing as how these were ancient people who can say if what they were calling serpents and dragons were not indeed dinosaurs. And also think about the time frame, there may have been dinosaurs living at the time of the bible, but perhaps not in the same or area or they may have been about to be extinct. So many maybes. I don't believe we will ever know everything about what happened back in those days. But it behooves us more to be concerned about what is happening in this present day. You have to have faith to believe that the bible is the word of God. It is a matter of personal choice. And lastly consider this, we have never seen the wind, but we know it is there because we feel it blowing on our faces. I hope you get the answers you are looking for. Answered By: Terosia W - 10/10/2006

Actually it does. (Check the first link below) I do urge you not to get so hung up on dinosaurs that you miss the real message of the Bible...redemption in Jesus Christ. Read the 2nd link below Source(s): http://www.christiananswers.net/dinosaurs/j-where1.html http://www.shatterdmen.com/first_step.htm Answered By: Ken D - 10/10/2006

If it was found out that Troy never existed, would The Iliad lose value? Basically, you don't have to believe Jesus existed to follow his teachings. They have a value of their own. Answered By: miniaras - 10/10/2006

Do you know the meaning of dinosaurs? it comes from "dyno" means big and scary and "Saurian" means reptil. it was possible that God had created the dinosaurs and the name of dinosaurs were not mentioned because the creator of the name was not God but Adam. And you know too, all the animal's name that Adam created are not mentioned in Bible. (a few but not all) Answered By: adito_kun - 10/10/2006

The bible that we you are reading today is wrong there was the real bible with jesus but some people made it fake Islam is the right religon that is what jesus really tried to tell people and jesus did not die jesus was carried to god in the heavens and till now he did not die go to a muslim and ask him about islam and ask him for him to read the holy quran for you and about what really happend to jesus please! and this is not a joke im telling the truth and only the truth thank you Answered By: the guy - 10/10/2006

Jjit ios not necessarry that the b iblle will mentioned about names of animals like dinosaurs as you have mentioned. do you mean to say that GOD will name them one by one in your own language. GOD did not named those animals but it the scientist who named them and it is the person who discovered to give names to that animal or things Answered By: Jesus M - 10/10/2006

There are some reference in the old testament. I'll look it up and get back to you. It's my belief that most of the dinosaurs were here before the fall of Adam. Some have survived. Look at all the different animals and reptiles. They have changed (evolved) in the world they live in. The larger ones could not have survived. You need to do more research, there is proof there. Also, faith plays in the beliefs of Christians, but without Grace their can not be faith. I think the question was answered previously! Answered By: Rea - 10/10/2006

It talks of great sea monsters. Will that work for you? Answered By: rangedog - 10/10/2006

You are very much misinformed.History very much agrees with the Bible. Archaeological records for example repeatedly harmonize with what we read in the Bible.For example,in the book of Daniel,the last ruler in Babylon before it fell to the Persians was named Belshazzar(Daniel5:1-30)Since there appeared to be no mention of Belshazzar outside the Bible,the charge was made that the Bible was wrong and that this man never existed.But during the 19th century,sevral small cylindrs inscribed in cuneiform were discovered in some ruins in southern Iraq.They were found to include a prayer for the health of the eldest son of Nabonidus,king of Babylon.The name of this son?Belshazzar.Indeed many archaeological discoveries have demonstrated the historical accuracy of the BIble. The only post-Solomonic historical reference to the ark of the covenant,nearly 900 years after it was made, is at 2Chronicles35:3,where King Josiah,in 642BCE.,commanded that it be returned to the temple.There is no mention of the ark being taken to Babylon.Likewise,there is no mention of it being returned and placed in Zerubbabel's rebuilt temple;neither was a replacement made for it.When and under what circumstances the Ark disappeared is unknown. 2Kings25:13-17;2Ch.36:18; Ezr.1:7-11,7:12-19. Jeremiah foretold a time when the ark of the covenant would be no more,but that it would not be missed and Jehovah's worshipers would experience no hardship because of not having it. In relation to dinosaurs,according to the Genesis account animals were created during the fifth and sixth creative periods or "days"If the Hebrew expression translated "great sea monsters"(Hebrew tanninim) includes dinosaurs,which often inhabited swampy,watery areas,this would mean that dinosaurs were created on the fifth "day"(Gen.1:21)We do not know if they continued to exist until man was created (toward the close of the sixth "day")At the very latest it seems likely that they must have disappeared off the earth at the time of the flood of Noah's day. You would benefit greatly from studying the Bible with Jehovah's Witnesses.They have a thorough and accurate understanding of the holy scriptures and would be able to help you understand how valuable a book it really is. Source(s): new world translation bible watchtower magazine The bible - Gods word or mans? Answered By: lillie - 10/10/2006

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