Hmm I heard some people interpreting the figure of the "Leviathan" that appears in the book of Job as a dinosaur... and also that the whale that swallowed Jonah might have been a dinosaur too (because the exact wording to describe it is "big fish"). 

But to be honest, whether it is the case or not, I don't think that makes a big difference. I mean, the Bible is not supposed to teach us biology, but God's Will and Plan for mankind. 
To my knowledge, there is no mention of a koala or a shiba inu in the Bible, but that doesn't mean that they don't exist, right ? haha  

Those are really good points. I think I was hoping to find evidence that the history found in the Bible is consistent with the history of the world. But I have come to realize that there are many things that existed in the world that are also not mentioned in the Bible (eg. woolly mammoth, Mayans, etc). The Bible is not an encyclopedia haha. Thanks for this!

I don’t think so and honestly that’s a huge debatable topic in Christianity. I also have thought about that, but my family don’t like it when I raise those kind of questions

@shinjitsunoken
LOL I would be devastated if Shiba Inus did not exist 🙂

But that makes sense....the Bible is not a book that is going to teach us about dinosaurs but God and our hope.

@shinjitsunoken

Hummm that's interesting! 

@robinb19

hahaha agreed !

I think the Bible doesn’t talk about everything but what God wants us to understand. 
Because in Jn21:25 it talks about how if everything Jesus did was written down then there would not be enough room 

@airvent hahaha

@airvent LOL XD