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Why didn’t Noah’s flood kill all the freshwater fish?
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I did.
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Actually, so what if it did kill all the freshwater fish?
When the flood receded, the eggs left behind in the mud hatched and the problem was solved.
When the flood receded, the eggs left behind in the mud hatched and the problem was solved.
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Maybe because it wasn't Noah's flood, but God's flood and God can do anything.