How Did the Earth Change AFTER Noah's Flood? Beyond Is Genesis History? Vol 4 Ep 4

[@tl4633]

Great Stuff! Please keep these jewels coming.

[@DiscipleofJesusChrist-t2p]

History has proved over and over again how man has always tried to explain his origin without the Creator (like today's main stream media and the vast majority of people). Only small minority of people have always been right. These have always been the ones who get critized, name called, and mocked. Like *"Creationists"* I am glad to be part of this small group 😊

[@VisshanVis]

All gods started out as the figments of somebody else's imagination they have then convinced gullible fools like you they are actually real and exist.

[@321ssteeeeeve]

I think man’s search for an agnostic answer to the puzzle is really fueled by his own higher reasoning, the “spark” (Gen 1.26), which ultimately drives us to the purpose of the creating process. This learning process is marked by continued stumbling blocks through the inclination which followed the time our image was stolen (Gen 3.6). Now, fulfillment of creation is in our own hands and we are readily capable of doing so, as it is in our DNA (Gen 4.7)

[@appaloosa42]

The “Colorado River carved the Grand Canyon over millions of years” trope never made sense. It was either originally a VERY BIG river or somethibg else.

[@stevepierce6467]

Yes, history has proved how man has tried to explain without the intervention of magical supernatural entities. People try to find an explanation that fits with what we know about the natural processes of physics and chemistry. Since we know nothing about the existence of any creator, it is not something that can be studied. Creationists may well be right, but so far we have no evidence to prove this.

[@DiscipleofJesusChrist-t2p]

@stevepierce6467 Dr. Isaiah Rubinstein explains that the helixes that make up our DNA is held together by a series of sulfur bonds BETWEEN the base pairs (GCAT) that constitute your genetic code. And that these bonds are not randomly placed or evenly placed. But, there’s a sulfur bond, then 10 base pairs , then another sulfur bond, then 5 base pairs, another bond, then 6 base pairs, another bond, then 5 base pairs before the pattern repeats itself. 10-5-6-5-10-5-6-5-10-5-6-5… over and over, holding our DNA together. This means nothing to native English speakers, of course, because we use Latin letters and Arabic numerals. But Hebrew uses letters as their numbers. Aleph is both the first letter of the alephbet, and the first number. The number 10 is a Yohd. 5 is a He. 6 is a Vav (or Waw, if you have an Arabic dialect). 5 again is a He. 10-5-6-5, your DNA held together with God’s signature יהוה over and over.

[@rss1z28]

Very Good Teaching for understanding how this all shook out.

[@stevepierce6467]

I do a nice course on how to use pixies to earn millions of dollars. I am considered a very Good Teacher.

[@ForeclosureGhost]

My friend, you do mean this version of the flood right, because flood myths are common across a wide range of cultures, extending back into Bronze Age and Neolithic prehistory. Some myths vary with twists of the characters involved. They claim Noah's flood version is a take-off of the Gilgamesh flood myth. And there are about 20 flood stories from native Americans such as Choctaw, Hopi, Cree, Inuit, etc. I'm not sure how this one is much different from all the others, as they all appear to be exactly what they are called, myths.

[@stevepierce6467]

@@ForeclosureGhost I often think of these myth stories as parables or metaphors made up by primitive peoples to explain what their pre-scientific minds could not explain. And bad floods often get ingrained in the collective social memories of groups of people.

[@bryandale7125]

Originally referred to as "Global Warming", but more recently called "Climate Change", because they couldn't explain both extra hot and cold years, evolutionary scientists sought to cover their bases to further their unprovable theories, so they changed the name. Now, they are even claiming we are in a "Climate Crisis", so if you don't give them $trillions of your hard earned tax dollars, abandoned gas combustible motors, stop passing gas, and start worshiping this planet as these Godless pantheists do, humans will destroy this planet in just a few short years. Yet a thorough examination of world history through geology and biblical testimony, we see that this Earth has always been in a flux of change, especially after Noah's flood 4,500 years ago, and this was long before the use of fossil fuels, so these modern theories do not make sense at all.

[@asb3pe]

This should probably be entitled Volume 4 Episode 4, you already uploaded an Episode 3. Thanks for all you do on this intellectually stimulating channel!

[@IsGenesisHistory]

@asb3pe Thanks for catching that! We just fixed it. 🙂

[@bryandale7125]

Originally referred to as "Global Warming", but more recently called "Climate Change", because they couldn't explain both extra hot and cold years, evolutionary scientists sought to cover their bases to further their unprovable theories, so they changed the name. Now, they are even claiming we are in a "Climate Crisis", so if you don't give them $trillions of your hard earned tax dollars, abandoned gas combustible motors, stop passing gas, and start worshiping this planet as these Godless pantheists do, humans will destroy this planet in just a few short years. Yet a thorough examination of world history through geology and biblical testimony, we see that this Earth has always been in a flux of change, especially after Noah's flood 4,500 years ago, and this was long before the use of fossil fuels, so these modern theories do not make sense at all.

[@lechatbotte.]

Wow that fall color is gorgeous

[@bryandale7125]

Originally referred to as "Global Warming", but more recently called "Climate Change", because they couldn't explain both extra hot and cold years, evolutionary scientists sought to cover their bases to further their unprovable theories, so they changed the name. Now, they are even claiming we are in a "Climate Crisis", so if you don't give them $trillions of your hard earned tax dollars, abandoned gas combustible motors, stop passing gas, and start worshiping this planet as these Godless pantheists do, humans will destroy this planet in just a few short years. Yet a thorough examination of world history through geology and biblical testimony, we see that this Earth has always been in a flux of change, especially after Noah's flood 4,500 years ago, and this was long before the use of fossil fuels, so these modern theories do not make sense at all.

[@godblessamerica7048]

I really enjoy these videos, and I've purchased several of them. I grew up on the shores of the Mississippi River in northern Minnesota at its widest point. Lake Winnibigoshish is a dammed portion of the river, making it approximately 12 miles wide.

[@jameswelsh3433]

Keep up the good work!

[@Nelson373737]

It's an true excellent and amazing work everyone involved in this project, are doing. Thanks you soo much for this channel. God bless you all and protect. Blessings from Portugal 🇵🇹

[@jajphotog77]

This is shown by what happened in Western North Carolina. The rivers gouged out whole, new beds and landscapes. Old sediments were completely removed. And that was just two days of rain on top of saturated ground.

[@jockyoung4491]

Yes, sometimes it happens fast, and sometimes it happens slowly. It depends on the volume of water and the type of rock formation.

[@stevepierce6467]

Nope. Flood waters over soil or sand drastically alter the landscape. Over solid rock, not at all. Have you never noticed how downspouts on houses have a splash trough at the bottom......made of concrete or other hard material? Without it, every rainfall would dig out a huge destructive hole in the soft soil by your house. With it, rain after rain comes and sluices harmlessly off into your yard. Rushing waters carrying sand or pebbles or bigger rocks can have an influence over time, over a VERY LONG time. Sorry, there is simply no evidence of a global flood, and plenty of places undisturbed ever by any cataclysmic flood as evidence for no biblical deluge.

[@gordonslee3081]

@@stevepierce6467 sorry but there is zero evidence against the fact of the global flood!!!

[@MoMoMyPup10]

@@stevepierce6467 But here they're talking about MASSIVE mud and water slides that carry rocks and small boulders that beat at the sides of the rock and keep pushing more and more debris downstream/river. Even in this video they show small mud slides picking up boulders and carry them downstream.

[@stevepierce6467]

@@MoMoMyPup10 Yep, that is why we find such rough terrain in many mountainous areas. Heavy rains regularly saturate mountainsides and cause massive landslides. It gets worse in areas where people have cut too many of the trees. But over millions of years, even pure clean water running over hard rock will slowly erode it away.

[@r.e.4640]

Awesome!!!

[@Kel-d7v]

A song from the 70s popped into my mind just now: "History shows again and again How nature points out the folly of man."

[@stevepierce6467]

Yeah, people keep thinking they can build in flood plains and every time, Mother Nature scolds them with a flood. But there is no evidence of a global biblical flood.

[@grapesofmath1539]

So true, buildings crumbling, societies forgetting God and wondering why they're falling apart. The amazing thing is that Jesus loved us enough to deal with death in our place, that we might be reconciled back to Him and the Father.

[@Kel-d7v]

​@@grapesofmath1539😊

[@grapesofmath1539]

@@Kel-d7v I like 70s music too by the way. Do your remember the name of the song?

[@Kel-d7v]

@grapesofmath1539 Absolutely! I still listen to it occasionally. Blue Oyster Cult "Godzilla"

[@Torby4096]

As much as Mount St. Helens surprised us, that was a little bitty one!

[@owlfethurz8377]

Torby4096 I agree! As sad and frightening as the eruption was, due to the loss of lives, etc (I live relatively close to Mt St Helens); I'm grateful to God in a way. Creationists have learned so much, this is an excellent illustration of how geology agrees with scripture regarding how the earth was re-shaped by the flood. Great is the Lord!

[@ednadiaz4193]

We imagine how the water could gouge out or carve out and flow down and through mountains because of the amount of water rushing through and we can imagine that earthquake and volcanoes erupting could help raise the land or open and create deep valleys and landscapes. However , one thing we seem to forget or not take into consideration is that while it was raining a deluge from above(heavens) even the deep or coming out from the depths of the earth, water was gushing forth too. So great geysers of water bursting and shooting forth from deep within earth itself could be part of the cause of those deep cracks and rifts between canyons as well as the sheer drops in the earth. Genesis7:11In the six hundredth year of Noaḥ’s life, in the second month, the seventeenth day of the month, on that day all the fountains of the great deep were broken up, and the windows of the heavens were opened. Genesis 8:2And the fountains of the deep and the windows of the heavens were stopped, and the rain from the heavens was withheld.

[@dynamo6796]

1 of the best videos of this channel in my opinion. So easy to understand and learn about geology,

[@redrum252]

I love this perspective on the worlds history. You are doing a fantastic job, and I really hope the young scientists are walking in your footsteps.❤ I am still curious about where the waters come from. The fountains of the great deep?

[@jockyoung4491]

Young scientists are learning how to do science, not Christian apologetics.

[@redrum252]

@jockyoung4491 good luck with the consensus 😅

[@gordonslee3081]

@@jockyoung4491 how do you " do" science? You're obviously an indoctrinater having been indoctrinated yourself.

[@PhuManchew]

I love these videos. I recommended this site, among others, to some of the knuckleheads at Cross-Examined. Frank and Hugh Ross were spewing their nonsensical view of billions of years AND the Bible.

[@newcreationinchrist1423]

Thanks for these videos, IGH! Love them 😊🙏✝️

[@TimOlsen-g7l]

I think some people think Noah got off the ark and headed down to pickup supplies at the local grocery store, feed store, hardware store, furniture store on his way back to camp for the evening meal after he turned the animals out to graze in the lush grass… No, the We R Us 8, looked out at the total, utter and ongoing destruction/construction and stabilization of the Terra Firma (we see today) catastrophically transforming before their eyes over hundreds of years as they went to work to establish grass, grain, trees etc. with the seeds on board the ark and build the flocks up into divisible portions between the offsprings of the 8 who became the farmers, Hunter/gatherer, ranchers that populated the world as continents formed and drifted apart!

[@gregwilkin6565]

Thank you for sharing. :)

[@yindao2830]

It would be nice to see episodes utilizing geological formations in other parts of the world. It was a world wide flood. Longer episodes or series focusing on certain areas would be nice.

[@janej6253]

Beautiful vista indeed. Fabulous photography!

[@MrJckpttsn]

I've hiked the Grand Canyon twice and used to think that little river carved it. Thanks for changing my mind.

[@johnbatson8779]

Cause that little river, called the Colorado, did carve the canyon over the period of several million years when the Colorado Plateau was rising.

[@I...am...becauseIhavetobe]

Is there any building that would have survived or maybe still exist today from the deluge.?

[@Fordry]

No. Consider the depth of the flood sediments. At the Grand Canyon you're looking at several thousand feet deep. It's like that over much of the world. The flood event carved enough rock so quickly to put thousands of feet of sediment down as the flood calmed and began to recede. It wasn't a calm thing. And no man-made structures from that time could possibly have survived. The world that we have today is not anything at all like the world that existed before.

[@I...am...becauseIhavetobe]

@Fordry why do archaeologists lie about the Turkish sites been 12000 years old?

[@Fordry]

​@I...am...becauseIhavetobe carbon dating is how that was achieved. Carbon dating has issues back that far. It's not actually reliable for time. Carbon14 dating assumes stable carbon14 to carbon12 ratios in the atmosphere. There are several factors involved in that process. The Earth's magnetic field is one and it's been measured to be falling precipitously, at a rate consistent with the biblical timeframe. If it was stronger in the past that means less carbon14 in the past and this will give the appearance of older ages of dating based on ratios seen at present. Scientists found measurable carbon14 in coal samples supposedly millions of years old. That is not supposed to be possible. Carbon14 decays too fast for that. The mainstream ignores this stuff because carbon14 gives the ages of things that they want. They're locked into their idea and they just reinterpret everything based on that idea. And when reinterpretation isn't possible, it's shunned and ignored. Woe is the scientist who tries to actually point out the issues. So believing these ages they get for these old archaeology sites based on carbon dating is foolish. The method is demonstrated to be problematic. And problematic in exactly the direction that would lend credence to what the Bible says.

[@corymccollett1427]

@I...am...becauseIhavetobe They aren’t lying. You can believe in God without being blind to reality.

[@wootenbasset8631]

Well said. Nice examples too. I love watching these. I want what you say to roll off my tongue just as easily when I am talking to people who just absent minded lay believe the worn out narrative of “this small stream carved this magnificent canyon over the last billion… blah blah blah”. The message in this video makes more sense even if one doesn’t want to submit to God.

[@kernow343]

A sudden cataclysmic flood does not carve gentle meanders and goosenecks that the colorado river follows. The oft cited Mt St Helens canyon is pretty much straight. Completely different process of formation.

[@AnthonyLoflin-nq8wo]

Check on the Burckle crater, located in the Indian ocean. About 4890 years ago an asteroid or comet struck the Indian ocean. It left a crater 2.5 miles down... it generated soo much heat that it vaporized the seawater anywhere near it. It rained worldwide, the deluge lasted 6 weeks.... or about 40 days and 40 nights.

[@stevepierce6467]

Nothing about the Burckle crater indicates effects beyond the nearby shores of the Indian Ocean. No global flood, sorry.

[@AnthonyLoflin-nq8wo]

@stevepierce6467 Wrong... the deluge recorded by many civilizations, is now science fact. Also the tsunamis generated were 600+ feet upon arrival in Western Australia. The same recorded tsunamis recorded in India as well.

[@gordonslee3081]

@@stevepierce6467 sorry but you're wrong!

[@robadams5799]

8:20 - "Just think of it. Thousand of years of constantly running water did all that." "Wow. No wonder you don't like us leaving the water faucets dripping!" The Brady Bunch, "The Bradys Visit the Grand Canyon," 1971. At least Mr. Brady didn't say "millions of years."

[@Time-Trvlr]

As the fountains of the deep thrust water up great voids would be opened below the crust of the earth. These voids could then be again filled with uprooted vegetation and animals or the crust could / would collapse into the voids altering the shape and tilting the angle of the surface.

[@rosesmith6208]

so did the flood cause an ice age? those who found animals frozen in time were edible upon thawing, how long would it have lasted? could that be why we are warming and not co2? heat island affects notwithstanding.

[@jockyoung4491]

Current warming has nothing to do with the last ice age. That warming peaked thousands of years ago. There can be a lot of reasons for warming, but CO2 has always been one of the most important.

[@brileri]

Yes. The warming of the oceans led to higher evaporation and percipitation which would have cooled the planet dramaticaly, especially at the poles. There has only ever been a single ice age, probably a few hundred years after the flood.

[@jockyoung4491]

@@brileri There have been 4 major periods of glaciation in Earth's history, beginning 2.5 billion years ago

[@brileri]

@jockyoung4491 that interpretation of the data is quite frankly laughably bad. If the data doesn't support the theory, then it doesn't matter who says it, it's still going to be wrong. And the data doesn't support millions of years, or multiple ice ages.

[@jockyoung4491]

@@brileri How would you know? You have very intentionally NOT looked at what scientists are actually saying. Don't get your "data" from creationist web sites. Get it from scientists, and then think for yourself. There is abundant evidence that the Earth is over 4 billion years old. Your ignorance of it is your own problem.

[@Time-Trvlr]

With a flooded earth and after, the landmass would be wet. I have considered that canyons could form as the landmass drys it would shrink and divide deep areas into canyons without water flow.

[@stevepierce6467]

If you can imagine a global flood, then you can imagine any outcome you like. The evidence indicates otherwise. No biblical flood.

[@gordonslee3081]

@@stevepierce6467 the evidence "suggests" no such thing!

[@stevepierce6467]

@@gordonslee3081 OK, I will be more succinct: the evidence against a biblical world-wide flood is rock solid. I refer you to a place in my state of Nebraska, Ashfall Fossil Beds State Historical Park. Ash from an eruption 12 million years ago buried and preserved several flocks of animals at a watering place. The remains are undisturbed by any universal flood. Such archaeological sites can be found all over the world. Terrible disasters are very traumatic and can leave strong memories in those who suffered. I can easily imagine primitive peoples around the world suffering catastrophic floods and then consigning the experience to the collective memory of the tribe or clan. Floods are common, and catastrophic ones go down in history...or in folk mythology. But there is absolutely no evidence of a global flood.

[@LeadHander]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@stevepierce6467If you can imagine the earth being billions of years old, then you can imagine any outcome you like. The evidence indicates otherwise.

[@jamesc7526]

high pressure water can cut steel. It makes perfect sense that large volumes of water in a confined space like a fissure in a rock formation can very quickly cut a canyon like the one they are speaking of.

[@Gods-Spirit-Moves-Us-To-Speak]

As God enhances our perceptive powers through His Holy Spirit everything comes more into focus and more obvious and we see the truth. It is obvious that all of the evidence points to the great cataclysm of Noah's day that we're seeing today in the landscape earth wide. It's so refreshing to listen to those who have true intelligence and respect for God and show the evidence around us...well done...your to be commended.

[@jophrychris2396]

Thank you 😊

[@robertspoljarevic3129]

Maybe ask the multiple civilizations that were around at the time? ? ????? ??????????? Hesus what year are we in??

[@Fordry]

The dating used to claim that civilizations that we have records for today were around and thriving at and before the time of the flood is the same unsound dating that young earth creationists have demonstrated in use in other areas of science as well. All of the civilizations that you would claim were around then were not.

[@markcaputo8300]

❤❤❤❤❤ 😊😊 Thanks!

[@tomasbrchan]

And do not forget that rocks were not hardened yet fully. And if so, then cutting through it by water was even more easier.

[@painmt651]

I have traveled all over the North American Continent and see evidence of catastrophic geological events everywhere. You can’t miss it, once you start seeing the proof.

[@larrywatson6252]

North Carolina is a good example of just a small flash flood, the damage that it has done in just a small amount of time !!

[@johnbatson8779]

Would have helped if they hadn’t logged as much as had happened

[@ladyb7327]

Maybe it FEELS old is because it was all there since The Beginning ?

[@Maxim.Teleguz]

There are two beginnings

[@brileri]

@@ladyb7327 4000-5000 years old, but definately not even 10000 years. It would look "old" even after a few 100 years.

[@grapesofmath1539]

@@brileri That and earth is _extremely_ weak and only takes a few months for massive changes to occur due to erosion. I've seen trees fall at spots where they once stood near rivers that me and my dad visit on walks.

[@brileri]

@grapesofmath1539 we don't see large enough changes today to explain even slightly the geological formations around the globe. Take for example the himalayas, we don't see the kind of energy required for them to form even in the largest of earthquakes. The techtonic plates must have been moving at a jogging pace for the earths crust to fold as much as it did. The few cm/year they currently move isn't going to ever create the mountain ranges, there just isn't enough energy involved.

[@hardhead5700]

Look at how much the topography has changed in western NC after only 30 to 40 inches of rain from one hurricane. If no one witnessed it what would the explanation be from man?

[@johnchism5728]

The thousands of years between the Glacial Maximum and the Holocene Climate Optimum was a rapid warming. Melting glaciers on the continents surface as well as on the Arctic Ocean and Baltic Ocean created extreme atmospheric water vapor by evaporation. Enough that global precipation created terrestrial inland seas and lakes in high elevations for hundreds of years. That sandstone and limestone layers are easily eroded once the water level is high enough to create a stream through a slightly lower elevation that has a slope downwards from the lakes. As you said, these grains of sand are likely corrosive. It's like wet-sandblasting rust off of metal. Evidence of giant lakes was uphill from the mouth of the Grand Canyon, created during the Holocene Climate Optimum. Other people have done geological studies about them. People forget that atmospheric water vapor is many times greater than carbon dioxide, of which was recently said to be 180ppm 22,000 years ago at that transition between the Glacial Maximum and the Holocene Climate Optimum 12,700 years ago, before the Biblical Noah's Flood occurred. That's 10,300 years of heavy global warming evaporation and precipitation. And yet during that transition period, the Aboriginal population in Australia occurred, and the first humans began populating North America.

[@spitfirered]

How Do We Know If Noah's Flood Changed Anything When We Don't Have Written History Of What Is Was Before?

[@alhart6126]

Bible has both..record before n afterr.

[@grapesofmath1539]

Praise the Lord Jesus, for His works are beyond comparison! Every day I think about His creation, I am overwhelmed by His ability to engineer all that we see (and don't see!), hear, etc. And this same Jesus came down and died in our place, and rose again, that we might be reconciled to Him. Praise the Lord forever and ever. Amen! I forgot to mention, anytime I go to the river I'm reminded of John the Baptist, and how he was a voice in the desert, preparing the way for our Messiah \(^o^)/ ... I like rivers too much xP

[@MarcelinhoTheRock]

Yes, Gênesis is history

[@salvadoroliveira6632]

In the YT channel Tyson mudfossils, he shows very interesting images.

[@geenogee]

Creationists should consider if metamorphism happened during mountain uplift several hundred years after the Flood. This would have likely caused mass extinctions. Many say that over 99% of the fossil record are extinct animals and plants. Some associate large igneous provinces around the world with mass extinctions. The Flood likely did not cause 99% of mass extinctions in the fossil record. Canyons would have been easily eroded when the landforms were extremely hot from metamorphism when mountains were uplifted. Ice age features appear to have been formed catastrophically when mountains were uplifted, and river channels were eroded. Psalm 104 may refer to original creation.

[@brendabeamerford4555]

Chaos misery pestilence low lifespans... wisdoms reasoning in the pyramids were built bringing infinite love lights energy up up intelligent mind inertia speed

[@jeffburton1326]

Noah had a flood?

[@robertorojas4647]

Fantastic forces trata cut the canyon

[@sanjosejeff]

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[@rockroll9761]

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[@MarkEvans-wx3sg]

Acts 2:38

[@StephenGrover-zc4hp]

The bible says these last days would be like the days of Noah! Matthew 24

[@upkevington]

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[@blank-964]

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[@lindaruppert4632]

Romans 8:19-23

[@bertsmith-j3c]

This is comedy gold!

[@davidthorton1068]

What is Genesis history doing to change policies to bringing creation science to our national parks, instead of evolution, If so what can every day Christian’s do to bring that change

[@kevinchristensen8778]

Talk about the geological changes of the earth when Christ was crucified. I think your missing an important part by not exploring this

[@alhart6126]

There are some great vids n docs/ jornals on that very subject! B.A.R. Magazineis a start. Biblical Archalogical review. Israel Antiquties has some .

[@judyswiderski2682]

SIN'S VIOLENCE? In Genesis 7:11, "In the sixth hundredth year of Noah's life, in the second month, the seventh day of the month, the same day were all of the foundations of the great deep broken up and the windows of heaven were opened." The foundations of the earth were broken up. That certainly put pressure on the earthen globe. Genesis 8:2-3. "The fountains of the deep and the windows of heaven were stopped, and the rain from heaven was restrained; And the waters were returned from off the earth continually: and after the end of the hundred and fifty days the waters were abated." In Genesis 10:1, we are told that Noah's grandchildren were born after the flood. One of the sons is Shem. Whose sons are listed in Genesis 10:22-32. There was Shem, then Arphaxad, then Salah then Eber. Eber was the father of Peleg. He was named Peleg for in his days was the earth divided, verse 25. 'The foundations of the earth were broken up. The earth no longer had the single continent. There are tectonic plates. The earth is no longer gently watered by the morning dew. We now have earthquakes, tsunsmies, hurricanes, tornados, landslides, floodings.

[@anitagrant6465]

Wait tol the wrath of God to hit

[@Jazzfestn]

It was the first time that God judged the world and destroyed every man, woman, child, expectant mothers carrying babies. Only "Eight souls were saved". The rest were not saved. The 2nd time was the judgement of SODOM and GOMMORAH. Only LOT and his daughters were SAVED. The rest were reduced to "ashes". The 3rd judgement was when EGYPT suffered the death of every firstborn - men, women, children, expectant mothers. The next judgement is when Christ returns in Revelation 19:11.

[@christopheespic]

What a merciful God 🙄. Sorry but after reading your comment I couldn't help myself!

[@dougsammons2228]

The earth changed during the flood,,, not after it.

[@heightsgolan8742]

It does not seem to me that any mountains lifted up just from reading the Bible. The ark came to rest on a mountain. So that seems to take away any notion that they were not there during the flood. Not only that but we see that the water receded, and there's no indication that mountains rose up.

[@jimster7277]

These charlatans never mention the Kali Gandaki river gorge in the Himalayas. This is a river that flowed into the ocean before the collision of the Indian sub continent with Asia. The mountains rose up from the sea bed and were eroded by the river. It still flows to the sea, but through the mountains. Try that in 4000 years.

[@jacktbugx1658]

poseidon first flood Then Noah's flood WHO'S COPY THE FIRST STORY

[@gordonslee3081]

Evidence?

[@jacktbugx1658]

@gordonslee3081 compare greek mythology to old test 50 60 percent stories ar almost copies

[@grapesofmath1539]

@@jacktbugx1658 The Babylonian story is older, and there are flood stories all over the world... But only Moses' account correctly describes a boat that could survive a flood. John 14:6 "Jesus answered, "I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me." "

[@jacktbugx1658]

@grapesofmath1539 Bible is not history Theology is not history mythology is not history Enithing if not on historical records never existed It's mythology

[@jacktbugx1658]

@@grapesofmath1539 so the poseidon flood

[@jameshatchett8095]

Pure fiction, one must have a dysfunctional reasoning ability to actually believe this mythology.

[@corymccollett1427]

Are these guys serious? I’d love to hear their explanation for continental drift. I believe in God and science.

[@MrMvn78]

@@corymccollett1427 these guys are probably way more qualified than you bro

[@corymccollett1427]

@ Really? Explain the existence of lead if the universe just began only 6,000 years ago.

[@dgmcke3074]

Silly old men-nobody knows -only God

[@KrisMaertens]

Nice fairytale

[@dreamersruleNOW]

The ark is in Texas underground

[@jockyoung4491]

The Earth has been changing for over 4 billion years. Obviously.

[@biaberg3448]

So you have been told. Over and over again.

[@jockyoung4491]

@@biaberg3448 Just as you have been told that it is not. The difference I can actually follow the science of HOW we know that the Earth is over 4 billion years old. Science is not just another opinion

[@biaberg3448]

@ I was told for years that the earth is millions of years old. Then I startet to watch videos that told something else, and I realized I had been lied to.

[@jockyoung4491]

@@biaberg3448 The Earth is over 4 billion years old. There is no scientific question on that. Deal with it.

[@dooglitas]

@@jockyoung4491 Nobody KNOWS the earth is 4 billion years old. People BELIEVE that.

[@jockyoung4491]

I'm curious. Hypothetically, if biological evolution were actually true, would you even want to know? Or would you prefer to stay in your safe space?

[@turtlegrams6582]

🤍📯🕒⏳⌛; we've been in devolution since Adam and Eve fell

[@jockyoung4491]

@@turtlegrams6582 Obviously not according to any scientific research, but you didn't answer my question.

[@brileri]

@@jockyoung4491 I'd want to follow the truth where ever it leads. If evolution were true, morals would be subjective. Someone might like to kill a few million people, some might not, but it wouldn't be objectively wrong. Life would be so much simpler without concience.

[@leechjim8023]

​@@jockyoung4491Evolution is false science pure and simple! I don't have to worry about "biological evolution" since it is a LIE!!!👎

[@artsmith103]

Biological evolution can never show the freakish transition species. Where are people growing 3rd hands for an advantage? Why hasn't height skyrocketed? Different species have resembled each other in apparent progression but there is no evidence of transition.

[@mirandahotspring4019]

No, Genesis is not history, it's an old myth. Get over it people! There has never been a global flood in the whole of human history. Cope harder!

[@wataboutya9310]

Wise men still seek him.

[@gordonslee3081]

@@wataboutya9310 fools contrive stories to deny Him.

[@gordonslee3081]

"cope harder"...sounds like you have failed in that department!

[@grapesofmath1539]

If you've ever been to a river, it looks quite similar to a mini-Grand Canyon in the making. And you'll note how fragile and unpredictable the erosion is if you visit the same spot multiple times. I remember this one ridge (at a much smaller and less impressive river, mind you) where we would descend like stairs so we could relax in the water, almost completely eroded away and we had to take a turn to go down to the actual river. Whatever hurt or unfairness you have been through in your life (we tend to do that to each other as humans), Jesus already took it upon Himself and can comfort your pain. Isaiah 53:4-6 "Surely He took on our infirmities and carried our sorrows; yet we considered Him stricken by God, struck down and afflicted. But He was pierced for our transgressions,He was crushed for our iniquities; the punishment that brought us peace was upon Him, and by His stripes we are healed. 6We all like sheep have gone astray, deach one has turned to his own way; and the LORD has laid upon Him the iniquity of us all. "

[@mirandahotspring4019]

@@gordonslee3081 I'm not the one who believes absurd ancient myths are real!

[@larryhanshew5173]

ACCORDING TO THE WORD OF GOD THE EARTH IS NO OLDER THAN 7,000 YEARS MAXIMUM PERIOD SO THE CONUNDRUM IS THAT NOBODY WAS HERE AND BELIEF IS NOT BASED ON FACT RATHER ON FAITH….🫵🏻🙏😳😎☝️