flood thoughts

• Genesis 7:1 (MSG)
• Genesis 7:2 (MSG)
• Genesis 7:3 (MSG)
• Genesis 7:4 (MSG)
• Genesis 7:5 (MSG)
• Genesis 7:6 (MSG)
• Genesis 7:7 (MSG)
• Genesis 7:8 (MSG)
• Genesis 7:9 (MSG)
• Genesis 7:10 (MSG)
• Genesis 7:11 (MSG)
• Genesis 7:12 (MSG)
• Genesis 7:13 (MSG)
• Genesis 7:14 (MSG)
• Genesis 7:15 (MSG)
• Genesis 7:16 (MSG)
• Genesis 7:17 (MSG)
• Genesis 7:18 (MSG)
• Genesis 7:19 (MSG)
• Genesis 7:20 (MSG)
• Genesis 7:21 (MSG)
• Genesis 7:22 (MSG)
• Genesis 7:23 (MSG)

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stupid question of the day: if all creatures were to die in the flood, were sea creatures allowed to remain since obviously a flood of the very waters in which they live would not necessarily kill them? or was there something about those waters that reduced their number as well? just curious.

i also noticed that unclean animals were one pair each and clean animals were seven pairs each. there were four pairs of humans. i wonder does that place us somewhere in between clean and unclean? now i realize that is a category for sacrifices, and then later for food. but is there any connection? particularly when we offer ourselves as living sacrifices in romans 12?

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