Did the Biblical Flood Cover the ENTIRE Earth?

[@TreasuredNTexasPomeranians]

Interesting. I’d love to see the rebuilt ark one day. Just because we don’t know everything about the flood doesn’t mean it didn’t happen. Just now are we starting to understand that there is truth. In what a lot of people think was a myth.

[@rJayisawesome]

Go see it! Way worth it.

[@TreasuredNTexasPomeranians]

@@rJayisawesome ya I want to plan a vacation around going to see it.

[@rJayisawesome]

@treasurepomeranians1669 That's what we did. We stayed on the banks of the Ohio River in Lawrenceburg, Indiana. A few minutes from the museum and a 40-minute drive to the Ark. Beautiful hotel and downtown. I actually used to live in Lawrenceburg as a child, so that may have played into my decision.

[@tylerjones6356]

That was really good when I was at the Grand Canyon I finally got to do a biblical creation tour called Canyon Ministries it’s a four hour tour highly recommended they go over the same things as this video describes.

[@TickedOffPriest]

The Word is clear.

[@v1e1r1g1e1]

Bible: 1 + 1 = 2 Critics: Gee... I'm not too sure about what that means. After all, there are all kinds of different understandings of the number 1. In certain cultures, 1 actually meant something that wasn't 1. Same with 2. And the ancient people had a very different understanding of what ''equals'' means. Not to mention, the concept of addition didn't get clarified until at least two thousand years after the time that the original Hebrew manuscripts were being written. Which was just yesterday. And they borrowed the stories, anyway. And... And... And... And...

[@claireusilton4066]

Awesome video

[@RodericGurrola]

Good video. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@jefferykeeper9034]

Where did all the water come from and where did it go?

[@darciek7175]

The Bible explains that there was water way above in the sky that was released onto the earth. The water went into the oceans.

[@Stephan-ix8me]

@@darciek7175 Does that make any sense to you?

[@Chris-rf8is]

@jefferykeeper9034 it's still on the earth today. And much of it opened from the inside of the earth. It broke open along all the scars left on the ocean floor today. The tectonic plate movement would have been drastic and fast. The land mass ripped into what we have today. It would have been extremely violent to be around. Most of the mountains were formed at this time. As the earth cooled. The oceans receded off the land mass

[@hamsterSNAKE]

Water came up from within the earth too. The water that flooded the earth absorbed into the soil and the blend of minerals in the ground. I believe thats how we get stone. Like the rose granite in egypt was quarried 700km away(allegedly)....if it was in a sand bag you could ship it or haul and you mixed in the salt water from the nile,(which we know was right up to the base of the great paramid. Put thqt in a form and let it set in the sun. We see the obelisk that has the scoop marks under it, and its all stone now....what if it was softer....what if that area was under construction when the flood happened and it got covered in sea water and became the hard granite obelisk of today. This is similar to how the romans made concrete with ash/seashells etc. The salt water is key to the process but it needs to crystalize to hold the stone together and make it hard. Before the flood is didnt rain. Thats my theory.

[@rJayisawesome]

Not only what these folks are saying, but I literally saw a news article about how there's more than triple the earth's oceans under the crust.

[@Chris-rf8is]

Of course it did

[@geraldgrieve4106]

Science proves the Bible, again.

[@JFDoria79]

No, it doesn't. It's just that the propaganda you like to watch proves your bias using fiction. You can believe in Jesus and not take the mythology from Genesis as fact.

[@sherryowens8251]

The entire world.

[@JIRO2416]

Maybe the length of this massive ancient ark of noah its different on original size .. is different accounts said Noah's height is not 5 feet tall others said 10 feet 😮 adam and eve. Is 10 feet or higher feet tall ..

[@mountainmover777]

Wrong, read those verses again.. Jesus did NOT compare the coming judgment to the days of Noah. What he compared was his return at a time when men least expect it, as was the flood upon those during Noah's time. There is no other comparison being made. Yet we have years and years of dispensational theology being passed along as factual gospel. Wake up people and turn to Jesus, read your bibles, pray for understanding, and stop following MEN instead of Jesus! KNOW WHAT HE SAID!!!

[@haggismcbaggis9485]

I don't think geologists say there was no rain, wind, or snow for 6 million years.

[@jan_777]

Actually they are saying exactly that.

[@oldtimerlee8820]

Those who are saying it took millions of years are indeed saying that. Geologists who believe in Genesis do not.

[@rJayisawesome]

Lol, but they do! Zero explanation, and this is only one example of thousands of issues.

[@haggismcbaggis9485]

@@oldtimerlee8820 So, they are saying there was no wind for 6 Ma and then the wind starting blowing and formed the aeolian deposits of the Coconino sandstone overtop? There must be more to this.

[@haggismcbaggis9485]

@@jan_777 Telling Time at Grand Canyon: 2020 Update says "Sedimentary deposition was nearly continuous between the Hermit Formation, Coconino Sandstone, Toroweap Formation, and Kaibab Formation during the Permian with the different formations being designated based on lithology resulting from distinct depositional environments." This is something different.

[@refuse2bdcvd324]

Flood denial is history denial.

[@dant606]

Your audio needs some work

[@RodericGurrola]

Really? Does it I can hear it well enough. Oh well. Hopefully they will see your request.

[@AdvWithEli]

Just enjoy the video