I have been corrected. A picture of bears charging has come to me. Bears are big and boys might be small. Two charging bears might have rendered more than two boys incapacitated. How many? It depends on how close-knit they were. Let's say for the benefit of tradition that they were as close together as bodies can get. If the bears surprised them suddenly when the bears hit the crowd the boys might have still been together but not so close together as though they were tied to each other. In other words, as the bears appeared the boys were still close together which means no one saw the bears coming. Beacause if they had most would have started running.* Imagining they were big bears how many children might they have knocked down? Ten? I think the most that could have fallen is ten children per bear. That makes twenty boys fallen. Assuming after falling none of them could get up before being torn apart twenty boys got torn. That is leass than half the group. Some of the other boys might have stayed to watch and they got caught. The account does not mention Elisha staying to watch but by the wording of it he seemed to have left after the carnage. So some boys might have stayed with Elisha but we do not know how many. I think those crazy boys deserved to die. Don't YOU? So the stupid boys who think ten children will fill a bears got torn too. We don't know how mnay but the chance of all of them being that stupid is mathematically impossible too I think. So now we might be up to what? Twenty six?
*Ooops I had another vision. The boys might have been frozen in place by Jehovah. OK then nevermind.
*Ooops I had another vision. The boys might have been frozen in place by Jehovah. OK then nevermind.