If you have not read Stories Versus Truth, you may want to read that before reading this.

Someone may ask you, "Regarding the Ark, where did all the food and water to feed them come from for the lengthy voyage?"

Since this is the search for a discrepancy or a conflict, we must view it from that standpoint.  Is there anything that would make it impossible regardless of what assumptions we make.

If we assume that all the animals are full-grown, that would be the most negative approach, but gotquestions.org tells us this concerning the assumption of full-grown animals: "only about 15% of the animals on the ark would have been larger than a sheep"  http://www.gotquestions.org/Noahs-ark-animals.html  For our purposes, however, we must assume young animals.

"scholars agree that there was plenty of room for all of the animals on the ark, plus food and water with room to spare."
http://www.gotquestions.org/Noahs-ark-animals.html

There is no conflict here.  Those hoping to defame the Bible would need to look elsewhere.

Read Noah's Ark: A Feasibility Study

Watch:

• Flood Geology
• Global Tectonics and the Flood Part 1
• Global Tectonics and the Flood Part 2
• Fossils and the Flood Part 1
• Fossils and the Flood Part 2
• The Grand Canyon, Monument to the Flood