How Does the History of the Dead Sea Bring the Bible to Life? - Dr. Steve Austin

[@dcsblessedbees]

👍Thanks for this, Merry Christmas.

[@Elijahtheprophet-ss8ou]

Thank you and merry Christmas I been listening to Steve Austin for years.

[@georgeherod4252]

This is cool. Thank you, Merry Christmas

[@dagwood64]

I'm not very smart when it comes to this stuff but he explains it well enough that I understand most of it. I love watching these videos, because it shows how accurate the Bible ( Gods word) really is. Thank you and God Bless!

[@fredrikhviding3334]

Thanks Steve, always a pleasure to listen to your talks

[@guylelanglois6642]

Thanks Dr Austin, Merry Christmas

[@valerieprice1745]

I've always been curious about the Dead Sea. There's so much to that region. Fascinating. Merry Christmas.

[@christopherwright6602]

I appreciate your careful study of the mud layers and how you correlate it with God's word

[@CoreyLambrecht]

For those interested , Joel Duff has launched a multi-part series on KZbin, covering the Dead Sea’s geology from on old earth creation perspective.

[@daughteroftheMostHighGod519]

I love mud, too. Loved to play in it as a child

[@leechjim8023]

Fascinating!!!😁😁

[@SnowdriftBoy]

Brilliant!😊❤️

[@matthewgrumbling4993]

I always love hearing about mud from Dr. Steve. Merry Christmas!

[@DavidLee-kk5fp]

is there any data or papers re the caroliner bayes?

[@joek511]

That my freinds is Gods cure for the oceans. His giant ferilizer tank. When the Lord stands upon the mount and it splits the Dead sea will fill, flushing all the minerals out into the oceans. At least that's the way I see it.

[@yanfeili1920]

Great work! Pray for me that I can also use good work to glorify God

[@joshuaturner1072]

Merry Christmas, Is Genesis History, and Dr. Austin especially. God bless y'all for this amazing ministry!

[@sierragrey7910]

Fascinating to be able to better see the events of scripture written into the mud.

[@SB5SimulationsFerroviairesEEP]

Merci du partage! Et bonnes fêtes de fin d'année 2024! Au faite, à quoi lui sert la tasse? Juste à occuper ces mains c'est ça? Rires. Donc le niveau de l'eau suit le niveau des hommes, et inversement... Donc l'eau d'en haut et l'eau d'en bas, prend tout sont sens... Stéph.

[@VernCrisler]

Good discussion. I think Zoar (or Segor) was located north of the Dead Sea, probably close to where modern Shaghur is located.

[@Michał-z7u]

How old is Earth according to creationist paradigm? Is it a dozens of thousands years or just a few thousand years?

[@fredrikhviding3334]

Bible shows clearly 2000 years from Adam to Abraham. Then we have 2000 years from Abraham to Jesus. Then 2000 years from Jesus to today. So about 6000 years. When we start with the bible, everything we observe makes sense. We can explain what wr observe and understand it correctly. God bless

[@roblangsdorf8758]

@Michał-z7u Most biblical based creationist see the earth as a little more than 6000 years old. They believe that there were catastrophic plate tectonics that resulted in cold seafloor plates subducting under the continents at speeds of meters per second. The new seafloor was very hot and rose up higher than the old ocean floor. This pushed the oceans over the continents and laid down up to 15,000 feet of sediments in some places. At the end of the flood the last of the subducting plates turned downward, pulling trenches down to several miles deep. This provided places for the waters to drain to. Though this process was probably completed in just a few years, the hotter oceans and cooler continents produced an ice age that probably ran for up to 500 years. Great progress has been made on related theories in the last 50 years. But there is much yet to be discovered.

[@IsaacNussbaum]

@@roblangsdorf8758 You packed a lot into a short, KZbin post, Rob. Well done.

[@roblangsdorf8758]

How did the Dead Sea - Sea of Galilee basin drain all the waters from Noah's Flood in a few hundred years?

[@davidgardner863]

Easy. There is a giant plug down there.

[@carlcisc1706]

There should be clean evidence of the flood…..After the flood there should be a layer with dead plant and animals.the water level would drop by evaporation after the flood and other layers would be laid down

[@josiahallenswife6899]

The water didn’t all drain through the Dead Sea.

[@davidgardner863]

@@josiahallenswife6899 , You don’t say.