Noah's Ark Great Flood: Where Did the Water Go After the Flood? Is There Evidence for Noah’s Ark?

[@HolyLandSite]

In this video, we'll answer the following epic and monumental questions: 1. How Did the Climate Change As a Result of the Great Flood? 2. Where Did All the Water Go After the Great Flood? 3. What Did Noah Do Shortly After the Great Flood? 4. Is There Evidence Today for the Location of Noah’s Ark? 5. How Does Noah’s Ark and the Great Flood Apply to Us Today? This video is part of a 4-part series. Be sure to see the other important questions answered in the other 3 videos. kzbin.info/www/bejne/epyTqYeIhNt7eMU kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYHMZJiHetxljJI kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4jPqWiLmsaEoqs Link to Noah's Ark Discovered Documentary: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5eXpnlqi8Zsnas Contents: 0:00 - Intro 1:42 - How Did the Climate Change As a Result of the Great Flood? 4:04 - Where Did All the Water Go After the Great Flood? 7:11 - What Did Noah Do Shortly After the Great Flood? 8:10 - Is There Evidence Today for the Location of Noah’s Ark? 11:08 - How Does Noah’s Ark and the Great Flood Apply to Us Today?

[@endgamers.m.h.g8311]

Thank you brother.

[@Gwyntog-21]

Amen Glory to God.

[@HolyLandSite]

You are very welcome. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@khathu919]

Mount Ararat is located in South Africa. And if, this is the supposably location, Where are all the biblical animals? This is a joke.

[@charlielack8359]

@@khathu919 You'll have an opportunity to ask that question one day Ms. Kathy.

[@ebonydbess04]

Everything about our God is so amazing, each day I’m in awe of him 🙏🏾❤️🥰❤️

[@fred_derf]

Oh yah, it's so amazing it's unbelievable. Literally, it can't be believed unless you turn off the cognitive portion of your brain.

[@2l84me8]

Even telling people to own slaves and how to beat them?

[@mendesrodrigo7866]

Thank you so much for everything I believe I trust and I have faith in you God father Almighty and lord Jesus Christ, thank you for your loving kindness and compassionate, thank you I trust the process of life I trust in the flow of life and I trust myself, thank you I trust in the timing of Devine, thank you God for working my life, thank you so much for everything I am grateful for everything that I have, thank you I trust in the timing of the Universe, thank you for providing me everything that I need, thank you for all my guardian angels for supporting me and guiding me and blessings me everyday I received it all, thank you I am so grateful for all the blessings after blessings and blessings everyday I achieve it all, thank you I am so grateful for all the miracles and my presence I received it all, thank you I am so grateful for everything that I have, thank you for empowering me, thank you for loving me for who I am, thank you for choosing me, thank you for the power I can transform my life, thank you I can uplift myself, thank you for being with me all the time, thank you for today, thank you for saving my life, thank you I am alive. I lost my job 2 years ago due to the pandemic and I was about giving up, but knowing God has brought me this far was for a purpose and I kept on looking on to him..The moment I was about giving up, I was introduced to a business by a man I met in a seminar I went to in Florida. This was not my first time hearing of such business but I took the risk Investin 1ooo USD and it was worth it. information@markhanfarmer , COM 4 weeks later I kept on getting earnings and I started using the money for Gods work. I am popular in Texas. Doing Gods work always give me joy. There is peace and joy in my mind . I am here to motivate you and tell you never to give up even though the situation seems so though. God has promised his children and he will surely do what he promised his children.

[@palladin1337]

This video lies to you within the first 2 minutes, and you seriously find this convincing?

[@2l84me8]

@@palladin1337 People only believe what they want to hear.

[@tomklock568]

And we aren't far from the days of Noah here...look up, for your redemption draws near!

[@HolyLandSite]

Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@mountainpackboys7995]

Amen!!!

[@mountainpackboys7995]

@@HolyLandSite please look into your salvation don’t just do it for these videos

[@mountainpackboys7995]

FOR THE GLORY OF GOD knows no bounds

[@palladin1337]

Too bad there is literally no evidence for any of this, and that the entire story is effectively one *massive* appeal to literal magic.

[@AdiDrumming]

The Creator does exist and He is our Father with His beloved Jesus Christ in His bossom, try to save us from the worldy deception of His adversaries. Let God shines on our heart, HaleluYAH!

[@edgarmatzinger9742]

_"he Creator does exist"_ Please, provide evidence for your claim.

[@endgamers.m.h.g8311]

If you don't believe in the Flood account then how can you believe all of Scripture.

[@DoubleTroubles729]

How can any Christian believe the earth is a spinning globe travelling at sonic speeds in infinite space going around the sun?? When God clearly tells us it is stationary, fixed on pillars and cannot move? Yet those who profess they believe the word of GOD, yet buy into the spinning globe bulls***t!!! Hypocrites.

[@jonathanbrunner5202]

Exactly. God cannot lie.

[@cyberfunk3793]

@@jonathanbrunner5202 Well even the Jews themselves admit that Exodus never happened like the Bible says so obviously it's not a historic account.

[@endgamers.m.h.g8311]

@@cyberfunk3793 The Jews are mostly atheists now, back then they would have told you it happened.

[@cyberfunk3793]

@@endgamers.m.h.g8311 You made my point: you have to be brainwashed to beleive it, when you don't have the branwashing you see there is no evidence for it.

[@CoolkenyanInisrael]

Great lessons 👌....thank you

[@HolyLandSite]

Glad you like them! Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@DJH316007]

Do you mean great lessons in stupidity? It's just a bunch of bs. Not reality there.

[@yanniemullin2189]

❤❤ Man can never fully explain and understand God's creation. I believe it by faith.

[@HolyLandSite]

Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@fuguestate44xx13]

Marlyn Asag Thats the first bit of honesty i have seen about this video.Considering most of the claims made aren't true then the only way you can believe it is by faith!

[@2l84me8]

If you believe by faith, then you have no evidence nor rational reason to believe what you do.

[@yanniemullin2189]

@@2l84me8 I already believed in God and the Bible decades ago even before I saw documentaries like this one. God 🙌 bless you. 🤗

[@2l84me8]

@@yanniemullin2189 Except this isn’t a documentary, it’s a misunderstanding about a fictional event.

[@freddan6fly]

Got evidence for your claims? Like that Noah exists or god or there were a flood and other stupid claims from bronze age book of myths?

[@bladerunner3314]

The only facinating thing is, people still want to believe this bullshit.

[@fuguestate44xx13]

Blade Runner it doesn't matter how much of the bible we debunk they keep coming back.I just don't get it.SMH

[@att9060]

Thanks Rev. Pastor. I believe our holy Bible and my faith is all the more increased as I watch and listen your videos. This is great. God bless you.

[@HolyLandSite]

You are very welcome

[@fuguestate44xx13]

ATT let me get this right,you are saying that your faith is increased when you watch a video thats filled full of lies? I admit that i don't understand how that works!

[@blobthefishthatcanbreath8572]

@@fuguestate44xx13 and you believe in scientist who had to quickly brainwash your minds with the Big Bang and big bounce 😂

[@fuguestate44xx13]

@@blobthefishthatcanbreath8572 who is this scientist? why did they quickly have to brainwash me? when did i mention my stand on the big bang and big bounce? what science have you used to so easily debunk the big bang/bounce that you find just the notion of it funny?

[@blobthefishthatcanbreath8572]

@@fuguestate44xx13 so you believe nothing made the earth? Cause I'm positive you do believe in he big bangs if you don't believe God did it. And yes scientists had to come up with the most logical theory possible to make you guys believe it and not question.

[@dylanpreston3836]

Awesome thanks God bless

[@HolyLandSite]

Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@Gambit0590]

Why do you feel the need to defend something that requires you to be so dishonest in order to defend it

[@charlielack8359]

Why are you watching this video?

[@Gambit0590]

@@charlielack8359 maybe instead of trying to deflect, you could own up to your dishonesty

[@2l84me8]

@@charlielack8359 Because we can. Now answer the question.

[@charlielack8359]

@@2l84me8 Like George Michael said my friend" Cause you gotta have faith" That's what it's all about Charlie Brown....Faith.

[@charlielack8359]

@@Gambit0590 Thanks for making me laugh. Seriously, I've had a stressful day and I needed a good laugh.

[@joanneklimoski3832]

This would have to be one of the most ridiculous things I've watched in a long time. Obviously the education system is failing!

[@bryanbulmer6716]

It failed when they took the bible out and put evolution in which is scientifically impossible and take s more faith than being a Christian. The school system is indeed accomplishing it's purpose because its pumping out people like you.

[@nagranoth_]

ROFL if you think the story of Noah's ark is one of the most fascinating and intriguing stories known to humans you really need to pick up ANY other storybook than the bible, buddy. It's mundane, boring and utterly ridiculous, not fascinating and intriguing... I'm not even going to waste my time on the pathetic science-denial nonsense.

[@krysiat.321]

HolyLandSite thank You ♥! God bless Yours ! ♥ Jesus Christ LOrd and God , plesy come back ♥✝🛐

[@HolyLandSite]

Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@StephenClarkDobson]

I really appreciate these videos. Thank you for sharing with the world.

[@Joyce51]

Thank you for this!!

[@HolyLandSite]

You're so welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@SwolllenGoat]

you are thanking them for lying to you? can I ask why?

[@davidlloyd1750]

These videos really should be played in Churches as a part of Bible study, young adults are hungry for the Lord, but they don't have anyone who knows what they need to eat.

[@Gwyntog-21]

Thank you brother,God bless you.

[@HolyLandSite]

Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@Darmesis]

I’m not anti-religious, but let me get this straight: Noah and his seven compatriots managed to keep 2 of everything alive for a year on a dark, buffeted-by-cataclysm boat. Gotcha. He then turned loose the herbivores into a world of mud, debris, and jillions of rotted animal & human carcasses. Check ☑️ The carnivores were then released that needed to eat the herbivores that were trying to slog back through the wastelands from where they came (“Have a fun trip, koalas! I did do 10,000 eucalyptus-tree miracles about every mile or so to show you the way home, but you and the kangaroos might wanna ask Noah if you can borrow his boat!”). Now of course, by this vid’s hypothesis, The Lord coulda just supernaturally re-vegetated and repopulated all the stuff he spent a year destroying so the creatures had _something_ to munch on, but that would kinda make the whole “kill everything” a complete waste of time, right? 🤔

[@rys395]

It's simple, there were thousands of lakes in which there were thousands of tons of marine creatures because of the flood...

[@Explodington]

Most of the explanations for a literal flood require far more magic than just teleporting all the bad people straight to hell or whatever. Why go through all the motions if god has to miracle it into working every step of the way?

[@charlielack8359]

Why did you watch this video?

[@palladin1337]

Let's not forget that a healthy percentage of this water rained down, which makes it fresh water. Mix that with salt water, and you get what's called Brackish water, which is something that very, *very* few aquatic plants and animals can survive for any real length of time. Combine this with the fact that, brackish or not, the receding waters would have had enough salt to salt the Earth's surface, and we have what is basically another entry in the 'End of the World' type of stories.

[@2l84me8]

@@rys395 The fresh water animals would have also gone extinct when the saltwater mixed in. You also fail to mention genetic bottlenecking from believing a single pair could somehow produce healthy lineage from inbreeding.

[@kevinjohnson4695]

An interesting fact that many Christians forget, or more likely never knew, is that the literal interpretation of Genesis (1 to 11) is just that … an interpretation. They’d be shocked to learn how recent their preferred interpretation is, just as I was. Most Christians know the name of Martin Luther, the German priest who founded the Protestant movement, with his Ninety-Five Theses in 1517 alleged (falsely) to be nailed in protest to the door of a church in Wittenberg. One of Luther’s primary goals was to break the monopoly of the Catholic priesthood by opening scripture to the masses, first by translating it into his native German. However, the second aspect required was simplifying theological concepts - like creation - for a largely uneducated population. But you don’t need to believe me, you can read Luther’s own words in his Commentary on Genesis (available online), where he was one of the very first to advocate for the literal interpretation of Genesis. He starts in the Introduction by describing the beliefs of the (ancient) Jews, referencing the writings of the 4th century Jewish historian Jerome (Eusebius). Excerpt from Martin Luther - Commentary on Genesis - Introduction: “This first chapter of our Holy Bible is written in the simplest and plainest language, and yet it contains the greatest and at the same time the most difficult themes. Therefore the Jews, as Jerome testifies, were forbidden to read it or hear it read before they were thirty years of age. The Jews required that all the other Scriptures be well known by every one before they were permitted to approach this chapter. Their Rabbins however accomplished little good by this, for even many of the Rabbins themselves, whose years were more than twice thirty, give in their commentaries and Talmuds the most childish and foolish explanations of these, the greatest of all subjects.” Thirty years old! That’s hardly consistent with the modern creationist’s demand to “read it like a fourth grader, and that’s what it means.” Naturally, Luther would be much better at interpreting the meaning of Genesis living 2,500 years after its writing in a vastly different civilization, rather than the culture, time period, native language and theology from which it originated. That’s arrogance to say the least, but it’s consistent with his goal. He had to dumb down difficult ideas to the typical education level of 16th century Germany. Luther goes on to denounce similar non-literal intepretations of St. Augustine of Hippo (5th century) and Nicholas of Lyra (12th century), demonstrating the established non-literalism of Christian theology with regards to Genesis throughout all of history. For further education on the subject, Augustine is the most prolific early writer on the topic, expounding at length in three different books - “Confessions”, “City of God”, and the aptly named “The Literal Meaning of Genesis”. However, even Luther’s suggestion for Genesis literalism failed to take hold in the budding Protestant movement, even throughout the contemporaneous Copernicus revelation of heliocentrism and Galileo heresies of removing earth from the center of creation. It wasn’t until 1830 and the publication of Charles Lyell’s “Principles of Geology” expounding on the ancient age of the earth that small groups of Christians began to object, led in America by William Miller in upstate New York. Then, the watershed event occurred in 1859 with Darwin’s “On the Origin of Species” and the anti-evolution movement of the Christian church was born - but not the young earth movement. Even then, YECism was barely alive. The age of the earth wasn’t an issue, only the opposition to evolution, until 1870 when Ellen G. White, prophetess of the Seventh Day Adventists which had been born out of the Millerites, made the pronouncement that God had taken her back to witness the literal six days of creation. The man most responsible for the widespread belief in young earth creationism was born that same year into the SDA church - George McCready Price. He spent his life promoting the literal interpretation of Genesis, developing “flood geology” (with no education in geology) as a backhanded means of denying evolution the required time it implied. While most Christians and theologians still opposed evolution, they accepted an ancient earth. But there’s no need to believe me! There’s plenty of documentation from 1830 until now. Evolution resulted in the explanations of the basic beliefs of the Protestant Christian church through the publication of 90 essays from 1910 to 1915, bound into twelve volumes and published under the name “The Fundamentals” written by 64 authors representing all major denominations. Multiple essays deal directly with anti-evolutionism, yet none explicitly deny an ancient age of the earth or require a belief in a literal six days of creation. These are readily available online. That was the birth of “Fundamentalism”, which somehow eventually became the home of Young Earth Creationism. In fact, one of the essay authors is none other than Cyrus Scofield, author of the most popular study bible of the early 20th century, the Scofield Reference Bible, published in 1909 and distributed worldwide over many printings. Scofield’s commentary on creation? “The first creative act refers to the dateless past, and gives scope for all the geologic ages”, also known as “the gap theory”. Once again, the age of the earth was not a concern. Evolution was the concern, culminating in the 1925 Scopes “Monkey” trial, where another major figure in Fundamentalism (and anti-Darwinism) reveals his interpretation of Genesis on the stand, available online in transcripts of the trial. William Jennings Bryan was a hero of the anti-evolution crusade. A well-known, 3-time presidential candidate, Bryan was recruited as the prosecuting attorney for this trial of the century, and in a surprise move by defense council, Clarence Darrow, was called to the stand as a Bible expert. He agreed, admitting that the scientist he thought most highly of was none other than “George M. Price”. Although, his admiration for the Seventh Day Adventist who invented flood geology was not enough to accept a young earth, as he further responds to the question by Darrow, “Do you think the earth was made in six days?” with the clearly heretical non-YEC answer of “Not six days of twenty-four hours”. Bryan was not the only Fundamentalist “father” to reject Price’s young earth. Known as “The Grand Old Man of Fundamentalism”, William Bell Riley was an outspoken anti-evolutionist who stated (1927) that there was not “an intelligent fundamentalist who claims that the earth was made six thousand years ago, and the Bible never taught any such thing.” McCready Price was not dissuaded and continued his attempts through the creation of various societies, e.g. DGS and RSA, failing repeatedly to find a geologist who would adopt his flood geology, until finally in the 1950s, Henry Morris joined forces with John C Whitcomb, Jr., to publish in 1961 the book that wrapped all of Price’s prior ideas into pseudo-scientific language - “The Genesis Flood”. The book was widely praised by anti-evolution theologians, but the authors commiserated in personal letters over the next decade that these same theologians didn’t accept the entire premise of the book (a young earth)! The history of the rise in the anti-science, young-earth beliefs is well documented and easily accessible. My guess is that Young Earth Creationists would prefer to ignore it, avoid it, or just deny it. As a mainstream belief, the literal interpretation of Genesis is younger than the man speaking in this video.

[@sspicer549]

So you are an old earth creationist or what? There are lots of people who wrote/said lots of things, I don't really listen to any of them, including you. And no, young earth beliefs are not younger than the man in the video.

[@kevinjohnson4695]

@@sspicer549 Your three-sentence comment contains a surprising amount of young earth apologist strategy. It’ll take a little to unpack it all! Beginning with your first sentence -- a question seeking to assign a label - this is a debate technique known as “poisoning the well” based on in-group/out-group psychology, constituting a not-so-subtle “ad hominem” attack, i.e. criticizing the person rather than the argument. This technique is aimed at an interlocutor who is usually in a hostile setting, as I certainly am here in the comment section of a young earth video. The expected reader of that assigned label can then much easier disregard the content of the discourse without expending any effort to confirm facts, investigate ideas, or perform research that could potentially be uncomfortable at best. That’s the goal of assigning a label, to prevent any serious consideration of the words. However, I would propose that a label in this particular context has no meaning, since I did not put forward any personal opinions or beliefs, rather simply summarizing easily verifiable historical information. I might as well be an automated chatbot. Your next statement -- that you don’t listen to anything that anyone says or writes -- implies that your personal theology was derived in the complete absence of any influence from parents, pastors, teachers, or books of any kind, which must include the Bible, given that it’s a translation of a translation of a copy of a copy, etc. Every translation involves a lot of interpretation, and there are hundreds of English translations. So your statement seems a bit unlikely, just an acceptable bit of hyperbole. However, if your family, friends and church all share your same hermeneutics, then it’s fairly certain that that is what you were taught - by someone in a position of authority - probably with no presentation of alternatives or debate and without the (very brief) historical context given in my original post. But where did those people get their interpretation? Probably the same way. And the people before them? That’s the point behind tracing specific interpretations of Scripture back to their roots -- the written statements, original ideas and the heated arguments that took place over decades, centuries, even millennia, first of all to consolidate hundreds of manuscripts into an accepted set of books that constitute the Bible that we have today (which BTW took over 300 years), but second to understand any specific interpretation of any particular passage and how it may have changed throughout history. This is something sadly missing from the modern church. Your final statement is an example of a common YEC strategy called the “straw man” argument, where you misrepresent an opposing point (not necessarily intentionally) and argue against the misrepresentation, rather than the actual statement. You state “no, young earth beliefs are not younger than the man in the video”, which is ironic given that my original post begins by talking of young earth beliefs via Genesis literalism as advocated by Martin Luther, published in 1545 in his Commentary on Genesis. My sentence to which you refer begins with the phrase “as a mainstream belief”, which is critical to its meaning. Rephrased for clarity, “The literal interpretation of Genesis 1 through 11 did not become widely accepted anywhere, even within the American Fundamentalist movement, until the mid to late 1980s, which is significantly later than the birthday of the man speaking in this video.” Since Martin Luther was advocating a literal interpretation of Genesis, and therefore young earth beliefs, in 1545, your statement is absolutely correct! I doubt that anyone has ever claimed otherwise, which is what makes it a “straw man”. Clearly, I did not say that “young earth beliefs are younger than the man in the video”. One last point -- your actual words were “I don’t really _listen_ …”, which is fundamentally different from not believing what I wrote. Refusing to “listen” does not cast any doubt on the veracity of the statements, as the word “believe” does. It means that hearing the content is so unpleasant that it must be avoided or ignored, and certainly not investigated. This is an example of confirmation bias, seeking out only information that supports your preconceived idea, while avoiding anything that challenges it. Rejecting all of modern science to accept a specific (and recent) interpretation of Scripture does absolutely no harm to those holding that view, or to those raised with those beliefs. However, it’s a monumental, insurmountable stumbling block to a billion people who will never accept God, Christ or Christianity when it’s presented as a required basic belief.

[@bryanbulmer6716]

Lol, yeah I'll listen to you instead of God, that would be the stupidest thing I could do.

[@kevinjohnson4695]

​@@bryanbulmer6716 It is my "belief" - the only one expressed so far - that anyone who claims to be “listening to God” as Ellen G. White did in 1870 is a false prophet. That phrase “listen to ... God” implies that God is speaking directly to you, and not through the multiple layers of intermediaries who repeatedly copied and translated your preferred (presumably English) version of the Bible. However, I doubt that direct prophetic communication with God was your intended meaning. On the other hand, if you were referring to revelation through prayer, it becomes problematic since the literal interpretation of Genesis is a minority view among Christians worldwide -- "every city or house divided against itself shall not stand" (Matthew 12:25b). However, your response is interesting in a different way. Defining a discussion in terms of two mutually exclusive positions is one more common strategy of creationists, e.g. “if you don’t accept our specific interpretation of Genesis, then you are an atheist”. Your post suggests exactly that type of false dichotomy, on one side an easily verifiable summation of the history of this particular interpretation of Genesis, and God on the other side. Nothing in my prior posts requires “belief”, just an iota of curiosity to investigate whether it’s true. Your post implies that willful ignorance is “listening to God”, while researching any of the names, dates, or alleged facts in my posts (i.e. “listening to me”) would somehow be the opposite - somehow evil. That’s the false dichotomy proposed by your response. If what I say is factually accurate and true, wouldn’t God be on the side of fact and truth? I do not accept your implication that God encourages and values ignorance over knowledge, despite the literal interpretation of Ecclesiastes 1:18. If you choose to hide your brain in the sand and refuse to confirm or dispute any of the points in my post, that doesn’t make you righteous or holy - only uneducated, voluntarily blind. If I stated anything inaccurately, I’ll be the first to correct it if you endeavor to reveal the specific inaccuracy. But - does my position (acquiring knowledge) have Biblical support? I believe that it does … the second "opinion" I present. In John 20:24-29, Jesus does not demand that Thomas accept His assertion, but instead suggests that Thomas use his senses to observe reality and determine truth. I suppose the biggest difference between Thomas and Young Earth Creationists is that Thomas was enthusiastic to test and dispel his doubt, while Creationists are reluctant to investigate and risk destroying the foundation of their beliefs. Willful ignorance is therefore preferable to uncomfortable knowledge.

[@Sawedoff53]

I absolutely love your channel! I fall asleep to your videos.

[@rentiap]

yeah, the stupidity puts me to sleep also.

[@religionisevil8850]

Anyone else just watch the Viced Rhino video?

[@johnclarke6334]

May God bless the Holy Land Site and its Followers in Christ. I believe the waters reseeded to the inner earth, number 2.

[@HolyLandSite]

Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@powerant1914]

So exciting waching this! ☺️👍

[@fuguestate44xx13]

Powerant A video of the true story probably wouldn't be as exciting as this one thats full of lies!

[@powerant1914]

@@fuguestate44xx13 And this one is a true story from the bible therefore its exciting!

[@fuguestate44xx13]

@@powerant1914 lol

[@powerant1914]

@@fuguestate44xx13 😊

[@franciscomireles8357]

If a person asks," where did all the water go if there was a flood on the whole world", my question to you is this, scientist say there was water on Mars at one time, where did the water go?

[@j7bsecond540]

some of it is still there under the surface. But it took millions upon millions of years for Mars to change, not over a few weeks with primitive Babylonian magic lol

[@franciscomireles8357]

@@j7bsecond540 just because that's what you believe and you haven't any proof, and just by looking through a telescope you all can see the water under the surface of Mars ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha

[@j7bsecond540]

@@franciscomireles8357 you should research a subject before making yourself look foolish. No, I can't see water under the surface through my telescope. But we can see the results of water flow (recent) on the Martian surface, we can see water ice at the poles, and orbital radars can detect water ice under the surface. Science is interesting isn't it, more so than silly fairy stories - aren't you taught Mars is a star - just a tiny pinhole on the metal dome over the earth - ha ha ha indeed

[@franciscomireles8357]

@@j7bsecond540 me looking foolish, I'm not the one that says water is beneath the surface, and I'm not the one that says that it took millions of years for the water to disappear, like if I had seen it, so do I look foolish, maybe it's someone else who is looking foolish

[@j7bsecond540]

@@franciscomireles8357 we can see the water lol Why not do a little reading, look at the science. Just because the superstitious primitives who wrote your myth didn't understand what planets were, we do now. Just because they didn't understand what caused rain, we do now. Just because they didn't understand how the sun worked, we do now. Just because they didn't understand germs, we do now. There is a lot that's not in your book, maybe read another. If your god is real why does it need only ignorant followers? Quite disrespectful to worship something but ignore its work because of one old book of myth huh?

[@ipriyamgomango1467]

Thank your sumach.. sir God bless you...

[@5naxalotl]

how can someone who is so keen to pretend to be interested in science, not put in the minimal effort to understand that a water canopy is physically impossible? is the water carried in a humid atmosphere? in that case, simple back of the envelope calculation for how hot the atmosphere would need to be to carry that much water gives you astonishing figures for temperature and pressure. or is the canopy in orbit? because in that case, it needs to rotate to be aloft. which makes it a ring, not a canopy. and it would have enough orbital energy that getting to the ground would raise its temperature several thousand degrees. basic stuff. but i guess details aren't very important when you're inventing just so stories for children ever notice how much time these pastors spend berating people for not believing enough? i mean, it's endless ... everybody believe harder! everybody sing this song about believing! everybody encourage each other in your belief!! it's _almost_ like the thing they're selling IS A BIT DIFFICULT TO BELIEVE. you know who doesn't bang on and on about belief? SCIENTISTS! they say here's a bunch of stuff if you're interested, we'll answer questions and we'll train you to understand what we're saying so you have actual mental skills to judge for yourself. this guy uses a few big words but doesn't know the basics. and he has his supporters trained to believe they're listening to a smart person

[@fuguestate44xx13]

You basically described a cult leader! Kent Hovind thinks the water canopy was frozen and it came down during the flood because in the bible it says the heavens opened and it rained for 40 days but it also says that water came from under the ground like a super powerful geyser.Hovind thinks it was so powerful that it sent rocks/boulders into space thus breaking the canopy.I think he also tries to say that these same rocks are what caused the pock marks on the moon!! lol People actually believe this nonsense! SMH

[@perp9672]

Impossible but not if god did it

[@Yamyatos]

@@perp9672 Why do you need an explanation to make sense, if the explanation is literally magic in the end anyways?

[@bryanbulmer6716]

Your wrong, it's possible. God can do whatever He wants, and you will find that out when you die.

[@theatre_pigs]

The key word in this is STORY. And that's what you need to understand.

[@blobthefishthatcanbreath8572]

Literally scientific proof it happened. The key story is NOTHING TO SOMETHING 😂

[@SwolllenGoat]

@@blobthefishthatcanbreath8572 Im sure you think that made sense....................... good lord but religion rots brains................

[@Cruiser007]

I'm not sure where you read anything in the Bible about "age of accountability" Psalms 58:3 tells us that they are speaking lies from the womb. Psa 58:3 The wicked are estranged from the womb: they go astray as soon as they be born, speaking lies. Also before Esau was even born God hated him. Rom 9:11 (For the children being not yet born, neither having done any good or evil, that the purpose of God according to election might stand, not of works, but of him that calleth;) ...

[@robertdesantis6205]

"I was brought forth in iniquity, In sin my mother conceived me." Psalm 51:5

[@stevegold7307]

King David believed he would see his unborn baby some day 2 Sam 12:23

[@robertdesantis6205]

David did not say he would see his son (who by the way was indeed already born) he said "Now he has died; why then am I fasting? Am I able to bring him back? Yet, I am going to him and he will not return to me." He was referring to the grave in a similar fashion that those in the OT were said to be "gathered to their people." Not that YHWH is unable to elect children who perish to eternal life, but there is no scriptural warrant for universal atonement of infants who die. Edit: Consider Psalm 137:9

[@stevegold7307]

There is no verse that says dead babies go to heaven but if you know anything about David and who he was and what he believed and in context, 2 Samuel 12:23 clearly states that David believed he would see his son again at some point!! Now, you can read whatever you want into that. So much more to say about this but not enough space in a KZbin reply. Please do some more study, it may benefit you!

[@superkalel8818]

Love your videos......HOW ABOUT THE BABEL TOWER DOCUMENTARY???/ Do we know where the site is???

[@ethelredhardrede1838]

Yes we know where it was, in the minds of some men that made up some really silly nonsense.

[@superkalel8818]

@@ethelredhardrede1838 Well... obviously you are one of those people who believe you were created out of thin air. Good for you Sir, quite brain you have. When you have a kid one day maybe, MAYBE, you will understand how amazing and incredible life is form. Maybe then I can talk to you when you have some reason Sir. Its amazing how you have time to troll, but not have time to see how your brain works. It can think you know?

[@HuxtableK]

Nope. Because the story is a myth. It never happened.

[@superkalel8818]

@@HuxtableK You don't believe in God obviously right? You probably believe that the great complexity of the great human body or how babies are born , came from a big explosion right? And you probably have never read the bible, Am I correcte Sir?

[@HuxtableK]

@@superkalel8818 You are wrong on all counts except that I correctly don't believe in a God. I am an atheist.

[@bungtongskbungtong1749]

Thanks u again good information please do continue

[@ruthdiva4377]

Thank you

[@ajjil9464]

Ancient stone carvings are written in Armenian wow!!!!!!!🙏

[@HolyLandSite]

Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@JohnDelong-qm9iv]

The ark of Noah was the prototype of all post flood sacred structures worldwide

[@Chris_413]

Blessings

[@HolyLandSite]

Thank you so much for your contribution. Thanks for watching and donating. May God richly bless you.

[@FlyboyUS]

Saving money so I can take the trip to the holy land.

[@HolyLandSite]

Sounds great. I hope you will be able to go soon. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@JohnDelong-qm9iv]

Physical features of the ark were incorporated into Bronze Age post flood structures like temples tomb’s pyramids etc. Many were carved from soft sediment wich hardened like concrete.

[@Fullcontactreacts]

Honestly the great flood makes perfect sense on the flat earth model. Just like when the clouds will roll back as a scroll for every eye to see. Kinda hard to explain on a ball earth. God said the "face" of the earth. There's a firmament above us separating the waters from the waters. Water is always level and contained. Before scoffing at what I'm saying and take a look at how the bible truly fits the earth being flat.

[@Darmesis]

So water is always level but is in a curve above us? Do expound, if you can. 🤔

[@ronm6349]

Right on brother it's flat

[@downenout8705]

In summary "My special friend used his god magic, and I know that is true because I have a special feeling that tells me that the Bible is true".

[@wishusknight3009]

Dont forget "People don't believe me because they choose to look at the evidence".

[@fred_derf]

If god is so powerful, why didn't it just _Thanos Snap_ all the wicked people out of existence and leave the Earth, the animals and the non-wicked people alive? I'm sorry, but I have great difficulty taking anyone seriously who thinks the Flood myth is real, just as I would anyone who thinks that Santa is real and has flying reindeer.

[@johnmudd6453]

You mean Santa isn't real ? A spoiler alert would have been nice ,🙁 I already knew god didn't exist !

[@fred_derf]

@@johnmudd6453 I didn't say Santa isn't real, I just said I can't take you seriously if you believe it.

[@jeffchristie9561]

Pastor & Crew - thank you for another excellent production! Please keep-up the Good Work ...

[@zeenatsarwar411]

Thankyou for sharing, your videos are always a source to renew our faith in our Almighty loving God. Thankyou Jesus for saving me and giving me a new life to believe in your word. God bless you and your ministry.🙏🙏❤️✝️👍

[@HolyLandSite]

So nice of you. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@zeenatsarwar411]

Sir I truly feel blessed through your videos as I find myself again into Holy land.🙏👍❤️

[@fuguestate44xx13]

@@zeenatsarwar411 I'm not sure which part of the video makes you feel blessed.Is it all the lies in the video that give you that special feeling?

[@alanthiercelin5218]

Why did Noah only caught 2 fish ? Because he only brought 2 worms in the Ark.

[@michaeladams9807]

👍👍

[@fastnfuriousformula]

There are theories about there being pockets of water within in the Earth's mantle. Maybe that could be where the flood waters went.

[@Darmesis]

There are no well-thought-out theories. There is only simplistic conjecture, with no rigorous study or evidence, to attempt to explain a pretty goofy story that is non-fact based. Sad, but true. 🫤

[@bonniemoerdyk9809]

There is a large underground lake in west-central Indiana, and that's just one I know of. I'm sure it would be easy to google an "underground lakes map"

[@mariefranceteolis9279]

Le Seigneur du temps es de l espace 🙏

[@jasdeepsahota3803]

sir do a vlog on gog magog

[@FlyboyUS]

Love your videos

[@HolyLandSite]

Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@mariefranceteolis9279]

Alléluia 💙

[@batarasiagian9635]

Your intellectual laziness is glaringly apparent when your answer to pointed questions is "God can do whatever he wants" or "supernatural powers". This is the same as answering "it was magic", and can only mean that you don't have an answer but refuse to admit it.

[@katherinekinnaird4408]

Great content! I will watch as many as I can today and share them. God is so good.

[@fuguestate44xx13]

Katherine Kinnaird So you find watching video's filled with lies is great content.Its a bit strange that you enjoy being taken as a fool but if you enjoy it then why should you let the truth get in the way!

[@cajunqueen5125]

geesh, this has GOTTA be a skit. Yeah?

[@akumamer]

I believe if there's any loss city under the sea and ocean

[@SalawaniBai]

Its that the tallest mountains of the earth that the noah's ark rested

[@gustavobedoya2839]

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[@claudiomichaud6564]

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[@gevionshriken2442]

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[@benjaminfranklin2776]

I start with $2,500 at April 17 and I'm almost at $21k now! all thanks to Sharon

[@gustavobedoya2839]

same! I started with 6k and now 39k...happy I started with Sharon

[@justiceaben9658]

I keep on hearing expert Sharon name being mentioned here and Does she really worth the credits and reviews?

[@rodlapuz4891]

I'm a christian who doesn't mind giving science some consideration when it comes to creation theory. I always feel like science is only attempting to explain God's work in physical, observable terms. But I also believe science has barely scratch the surface. some christians only accept the literal 6 days creation, but I don't mind believing that it took thousands or millions of years - it doesn't make God any less in my opinion. 1 day to God could be a thousand years to us, so I can be flexible with that. Ofcourse I don't mind too if it's literal 6 days.

[@jennifertinker985]

Ron Wyatt found Noah's Ark and the Turkish government conformed it.

[@statutesofthelord]

Rod, it is very important to believe that God made the world in 6 days: Exod 20:8 Remember the sabbath day, to keep it holy. Exod 20:9 Six days shalt thou labour, and do all thy work: Exod 20:10 But the seventh day is the sabbath of the LORD thy God: in it thou shalt not do any work, thou, nor thy son, nor thy daughter, thy manservant, nor thy maidservant, nor thy cattle, nor thy stranger that is within thy gates: Exod 20:11 For in six days the LORD made heaven and earth, the sea, and all that in them is, and rested the seventh day: wherefore the LORD blessed the sabbath day, and hallowed it.

[@rodlapuz4891]

@@statutesofthelord why is it so important to believe it to be 6 literal days?

[@ethelredhardrede1838]

@@jennifertinker985 No, Ron found a volcanic vent and decided it was the Ark. Just like when he found ships wheels in the Red Sea and decided they were chariot wheels from over 3000 years ago. Ron was grossly inept.

[@5naxalotl]

if you're prepared to consider some science, you should probably spend a lot more time considering science, because then you'd know how weak these claims are. this is what creationism looked like in the seventies! i mean, modern creationism is still wrong, but it doesn't look as bad as this. if you spent more time studying CREATIONISM you'd probably learn enough to know how wrong this stuff is. i think this guy must work as a missionary to people who haven't discovered writing

[@wishusknight3009]

16:48 so the reason people do not believe young earth creationism, is because they prefer to look at the evidence. Got it. Thank you for confirming that YEC is nonsensical.

[@Germanmuscle]

Kjv says firmament

[@adrielstockton1070]

Hello Pastor Fink 👋 Question... Can a Christian use a prayer shawl for prayer?

[@joab124]

Climate Change notice on Noah's Ark Video 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🙃😂😂😂

[@edgarmatzinger9742]

Noah's flood never happened. It's just a story.

[@bravogoldeagle8907]

Be blessed, Edgar. You are loved.

[@Mario-yp5pn]

The water returned where it came from… from God

[@Matthew_Holton]

I suggest you watch Aron Ra's series which explains why archaeology, zoology, geology, palaeontology, meteorology, and even mythology all prove that the global flood never happened.

[@statutesofthelord]

Aron Ra has proven that he is without hope in this world, or the next. Let's call on him to repent, and turn from his life of giving glory to Satan.

[@Matthew_Holton]

@@statutesofthelord you have just proven you are a sad deluded fool suffering from religion. Let us all call on you to work free from ignorance and prejudice.

[@johnmudd6453]

See Graham Hancock a flood did happen ,the sea levels rose 12,000 years ago , and flood stories abound in different cultures around the world ,Noah's ark is just one of those stories !

[@Matthew_Holton]

@@johnmudd6453 oh floods certainly happened. The bible story is based on a story that can be traced back to a local flood is southern mesopatamia a couple of thousand years earlier.

[@keesdevries9484]

"Is it all true? Did it really happen?" 0:33 I'm still waiting for the anwer. You don't seem to provide one.

[@bryanbulmer6716]

Are you still waiting to this day? Must be boring

[@Devilot109]

{Esther} Hi, as a former priestess, I thought I'd clear up some theological points you seem to confused on: a) If your god demands you ignore all available evidence and believe in things that are literally impossible by every possible understanding... they are not a good god and you should not worship them. b) If your god can't figure out a better solution for suffering than murdering the victims and perpetrators alike en masse, despite this problem recurring multiple times... they're not a good god and you shouldn't worship them. Hope that's enlightening! If not, I have plenty more examples of how the god you claim to worship is not a good god and you should not worship them. Like the fact that according to your ilk, he calls on you to look the other way regarding child rape if it's one of your people doing it and just hope they stop "sinning" -- defined in your understanding not by the harm caused to people, but to an eternal being who you can no more than inconvenience momentarily, because *that* fucking makes sense -- and to torture children who aren't cisgender and heterosexual into suicide.

[@charlielack8359]

Why does a banana split come with chocolate syrup and not hot fudge?

[@Devilot109]

@@charlielack8359 {Esther} Uhhhm…. I’unno? Unlike Christianity, my own faith never claimed to have all the answers to anything. We were mostly concerned with youth and the well-being of children within a larger polytheist religious framework. *Shrugs.*

[@Codenamelumiere]

You did not mention that the waters continued to go up after the 40 days and 40 nights of rain. It was not just simply 40 days and nights and that was it. The flood waters continued to rise from below, from the fountains of the deep, so that the water kept going up for a total of 150 days before they started going down. So your chart is wrong when it says "The great deluge ended after 40 days and 40 nights". That is wrong. Great video otherwise. ;)

[@sspicer549]

I think he is right and you are wrong. God sent the fountains from below and the rain from above for 40 days and nights. It doesn't say the water kept going up, it says the waters prevailed for 150 days.

[@Codenamelumiere]

@@sspicer549 Fair enough on that point. But the flood did not end after 40 days and 40 nights. It lasted for 150 days, not just 40, even if it did not continue to go up after the initial 40. Floods do not end until all the water has gone back down to normal.

[@2ahdcat]

Ha Ha Ha!!! This is SO funny! Comedy at it's best!🤣😂🤣😂

[@inskee]

Is it impossible to tell a story without ruining it with background music,

[@A_Legal_Immigrant_1776]

I think after the flood came the ice age brother. All that water is trapped up north and south. Also we live in a plane not a sphere 😉 🤫..

[@oohweeoohwee9222]

How long did that take?

[@gwendodarose5889]

A CIRCLE is 2 dimensional not like a SPHERE which is 3 dimensional. The Earth is FLAT!

[@statutesofthelord]

Please refrain from lying about the shape of the earth.

[@bonesrhodes3762]

Boeing 7: 47 ?

[@johnmudd6453]

@@gwendodarose5889 LOL😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@philleprechaun6240]

Where did all the water go? Well there was this super drought and the people of Babylon kept building hanging gardens, green grass lawns and swimming pools until they used up all that excess water. Sadly they went so far overboard with all that that they turned the middle east into a large desert. But then, the Bible can't even keep it straight when everyone boarded the boat: Did Noah, family and the animals board the ark 7 days before the flood began? Gen 7:1 The LORD then said to Noah, "Go into the ark, you and your whole family, because I have found you righteous in this generation. Gen 7:2 Take with you seven pairs of every kind of clean animal, a male and its mate, and one pair of every kind of unclean animal, a male and its mate, Gen 7:3 and also seven pairs of every kind of bird, male and female, to keep their various kinds alive throughout the earth. Gen 7:4 Seven days from now I will send rain on the earth for forty days and forty nights, and I will wipe from the face of the earth every living creature I have made." Gen 7:5 And Noah did all that the LORD commanded him. Gen 7:6 Noah was six hundred years old when the floodwaters came on the earth. Gen 7:7 And Noah and his sons and his wife and his sons' wives entered the ark to escape the waters of the flood. Gen 7:8 Pairs of clean and unclean animals, of birds and of all creatures that move along the ground, Gen 7:9 male and female, came to Noah and entered the ark, as God had commanded Noah. Gen 7:10 AND AFTER THE SEVEN DAYS the floodwaters came on the earth. OR did they enter the ark the very day it began? Gen 7:11 In the six hundredth year of Noah's life, on the seventeenth day of the second month-on that day all the springs of the great deep burst forth, and the floodgates of the heavens were opened. Gen 7:12 And rain fell on the earth forty days and forty nights. Gen 7:13 ON THAT VERY DAY Noah and his sons, Shem, Ham and Japheth, together with his wife and the wives of his three sons, entered the ark. Gen 7:14 They had with them every wild animal according to its kind, all livestock according to their kinds, every creature that moves along the ground according to its kind and every bird according to its kind, everything with wings. Gen 7:15 Pairs of all creatures that have the breath of life in them came to Noah and entered the ark. Gen 7:16 The animals going in were male and female of every living thing, as God had commanded Noah. Then the LORD shut him in. He had a dove find and freshly pluck an olive leaf from a tree that had been submerged under tons of water for 9 months, when it had only been exposed for less than 7 days; Gen 8:3-11. Note that the dove couldn't find a place to perch the first time it went out. And the raven kept flying to and fro until the waters were dried up, another 3 months or so. But then, if someone had warning enough of a flood to build a boat big enough to house a pair of every local known animal species, plus 7 pairs of all clean ones and 7 pairs of all birds, plus room for themselves and family, plus enough room for the food necessary to survive the duration of the flood (and NO ONE could foresee a flood lasting a year and 10 to 17 days), plus enough food to last until the soil would support life again (several years at best, more likely several decades), plus enough time to gather all that together into a working package, they'd have enough time to build dikes and levees. OR better yet just pack up their shit and move to higher ground. It would be MUCH easier to move all those animals and your possessions than to build a giant floating zoo. And much, much easier to feed and care for them (especially the clean up of their waste issue). NO ONE in their right mind would say "I'd rather waste time and energy building a floating zoo and stocking it for an unknowable period of time" if they could simply just move out of the way. And nothing but a total global flood deep enough to flood even the highest mountains would prevent them from just moving. And a "God" who is dumb enough to kill everything because one species wasn't "behaving properly" (especially considering the original design specs) isn't much of an all wise "God", nor is he all powerful. An all powerful, all wise and all knowing "God" could just create a super virus that targetted only the 'sinful' species. AND with the way Genesis describes the creation of Earth, he wouldn't need to have it rain for 40 days and nights. He could have simply pushed the land under the waters of the deep until everything was dead and let the land bob back up like a cork in a tub. OR just removed the Firmament separating the waters above from the waters below long enough to drown everything. Hell he supposedly built the firmament in less than a day. Surely he could have removed and replaced it in the same time frame. The Biblical "God" repeatedly shows that he's not all powerful, all wise, all knowing and especially not a "Loving" being. (But he does have traits of a being with psychiatrict issues, such as multiple personality disorder and even some Schizophrenia issues. Certainly some misogny issues. He's the product of primitive minds trying to explain the world they find themselves in. Nothing more. Although I would offer a challenge to flood believers. The outside dimensions of the ark allow for about 2.3 acres of surface area at a maximum height of 15 feet. They could prove their story by simply buying a chunk of land that size, building a wall around it and a ceiling preventing them from exceeding the maximum height, allowing only a 1 cubit opening at the top of the wall (below the 15 foot mark) and then fill it with however many animals they claim were on the ark PLUS all the food/water and other supplies needed to survive 2 or more years. And seal it like the ark would have been, without air pumps and light a match about a week after the animals were sealed inside.

[@JSmith777]

how many animals were carried onboard?

[@HuxtableK]

Fifty six million. Might as well go for a stupid high number that is just as physically impossible as the rest of the story.

[@jerryroberts7280]

Another great video Pastor. Thanks for making. Yes I believe in the flood and the Lords word.

[@fuguestate44xx13]

Jerry Roberts this video is full of lies which makes you gullible!

[@norcaljb2649]

Excellent message--thank you!

[@HolyLandSite]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@karendecker9614]

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[@-dirk-65]

I listened carefully & agree with your conclusions until 15:40+-. You stated all children killed before an age of accountability go to heaven'. If this were true, what loving parent WOULDN'T kill their children before that age to ensure eternity with GOD? There is another answer consistent with God's Holy Bible.

[@-dirk-65]

@@pedrohenriques2983 ABSOLUTELY agree with that summation. I am pretty aged, and have been in the church since my teens, yet have never heard a sermon on the subject. I texted our idea to the author Ryan Pitterson recently, but have as yet no response. God is just. No need to worry how He'll sort the goats. Worrisome to promote 'all dead children go to Heaven' without definitive Scripture.

[@hasan4040]

I also agree with you. I have seen no basis in the scripture until today that the children, who died earlier than some age, go to heaven. People may think that God should not sent children to the hell, as if they are more merciful than our God. I am also children of God, even though I am much older. We are prone seeing this world as a place that we are tested, whether we go hell or heaven. But the purpose of creation is not test us. God wants a relationship with us. If we also want to have a relationship with HIM, then we can marry to HIM, being baptised and be part of HIS new creation. Otherwise, if we reject to marry to her/having full relationship with HIM, and select a life without God, we already begin to live in the hell. I love Him, as my husband/LORD. and I believe that HE is fully merciful, lovely. He is after the one sheep, even though he has already 99 others. I was once the one lost sheep, but now I am found and came back to my field with 99 others. I love HIM, and I can believe that whatever he does, perfect, lovely and merciful.

[@-dirk-65]

You're not far off, Pedro. I appreciate your obvious pre consideration on the subject. Another consideration: God declared He wrote His laws on our hearts. How will one argue they didn't know?

[@sakarir8303]

This is why the millennial kingdom of Christ is taking place. Satan will be released once more after 1,000 years. Otherwise, it would not be as fair for all of us if someone ascended to heaven as a child without any trial.

[@sakarir8303]

And he laid hold of the dragon, the serpent of old, who is the devil and Satan, and bound him for a thousand years; and he threw him into the abyss, and shut it and sealed it over him, so that he would not deceive the nations any longer, until the thousand years were completed; after these things he must be released for a short time. Revelation 20:2-3

[@mariefranceteolis9279]

Je suis la justice de Dieu en Christ. Amen

[@asielqodesh]

According to YAHUSHA / ‎𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤔𐤏 (Jesus) every thought triggers a behavior and every evil thought is rooted in sin. So any behavior that is contrary to your true nature which is the image of God is classified as evil thoughts. This is behind every sin behavior which is: murder, adultery, fornication, fear, rebellion, homosexuality, immorality, impurity, pedophilia, pornography, and etc. These thoughts masquerade as part of your DNA to make it look like it's genetic. It really is a thought that has to be mastered through repentance, prayer, and taking it captive in the renewing of the mind. Thoughts can be taken captive and mastered which will shut down or alter the persons behavior and lifestyle. No evil thought is greater than the image of YAHUAH/ ‎𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄 (GOD) that is in you. Paul said "no sin (evil thoughts) will master you for you are not under the law but under grace." which is instruction from God that the sin nature is not you and that you have power over it in Christ.

[@mikeh3005]

The flood water is still here. They're the Oceans and Seas which covers more than 70% the Earth. Before the flood, there was a super continent, hugh landmass which covers nearly the whole Earth.

[@j7bsecond540]

nope, not true

[@trinityespejo119]

I am glad I am here, thank you pastor this is powerful information and is true amen! I love all the pictures in the video it helps to understand more

[@fuguestate44xx13]

Trinity Espejo Such powerful information but isn't it a shame that most of it is lies?

[@Bomtombadi1]

Lol you needed pictures to understand his facile claims?

[@JohnDelong-qm9iv]

The events of the preflood world are recorded in tombs temples pyramids worldwide

[@miguelatkinson]

Umm no ?

[@JohnDelong-qm9iv]

Preflood giants petrified remains are found buried in sedimentary rocks

[@pyrobryan]

According to this video: 1. Killing people is an exercise in mercy. 2. Children who die before the age of accountability go straight to Heaven. So what's the argument against abortion?

[@2l84me8]

There was no biblical flood. Science and archeology have thoroughly debunked the concept of the noah fable.

[@davidlloyd1750]

One place, I disagree with this brother, it's children below the age of accountability, when God's Judgement fell, it was on all men, women, and children, even the animals, but I believe God will Judge Righteously, he has a plan for those who have not had a chance to accept, or deny Jesus as the Christ..

[@statutesofthelord]

You are correct.

[@davidlloyd1750]

@@statutesofthelord Romans 20:6 Blessed and holy is he who has a part in the first resurrection. Over such the second death has no power, but they shall be priests of God and of Christ and shall reign with Him a thousand years, but for those who have not had a chance will be tested during Christ's Millennial Kingdom while on Earth, then after a thousand years, Satan will be let loose to deceive the world again.

[@bonesrhodes3762]

----- there is no such biblical doctrine as "the age of accountability" - in fact, it repeated teaches that mankind is evil from birth: which is where you get the idea of 'original sin"

[@davidlloyd1750]

@@bonesrhodes3762 your point is? And besides, do you really think God is going to Judge babies who were stillborn, or otherwise, God is Righteous and Merciful

[@bonesrhodes3762]

@@davidlloyd1750 ---- my "point" is that there is no such biblical doctrine of this mythical "age of accountability" - the closest precedent would be either that YHWH didn't condemn the Israelites under the age of 20 to die during the Wilderness Camping Trip or that Levites weren't considered old enough to be responsible until the age of 20 ( or 24 -- or 30 depending on which inerrant but controversial part of the bible is consulted ). As for YHWH and infanticide, he's famous for it: the firstborn of the Egyptians ( and their critters ) which would include newborns; the infants and children of the inhabitants of the cities and towns of the 'promised land' during the supposed conquest; Bathsheba's newborn; the fact that as an omnipotent, he/it/she would have not only known but orchestrated the stillborn and child deaths from before the beginning; and the condemnation of EVERYONE to eternal punishment for failure to telepathically tell Jesus they love him and accept him as their "savior". Maybe you should actually READ the bible ?

[@kcmiles9832]

You are an incredible teacher! Thanks Pastor.

[@nunyabiz5880]

Ugh...no water canopy...no clouds before Noah, no rainbow before Noah...the dry land firmament was under water, two different locations with mud in between, THEN the waters gathered together as the mud rose up to become dry land. All land planet, no oceans, no lakes, only some rivers and a mist. Those waters all underneath dry land burst forth jettison-ing dry land and water into space. It's not where did the water go, but where did the land go?

[@Princessfrmalmighty]

Amazing glory to God

[@hagermannre3]

I thought Xians go to Hell for lying?

[@ernieandrews7632]

ARK doe not mean boat, it means box.

[@HolyLandSite]

Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@bennywest5981]

The water came from the windows of the firmament,, it left the same way,, rain didn’t flood the earth , it was the water that surrounds the entire earth which was the source

[@duanepratt6835]

The great flood makes far more sense on a plane with a firmament above it

[@j7bsecond540]

so there is a giant metal dome over the earth? or maybe this is just a primitive myth?

[@bennywest5981]

@@j7bsecond540 not metal ,, flexible glass crystal like material Space is the myth ,, Elon musk don’t care about space rockets or mars ,, his waiting to stamp your brain with a computer chip ,, mark of the beast technology , transhumanism,,for the Antichrist ,,. If u don’t take it u will be killed

[@j7bsecond540]

@@bennywest5981 So what are the stars and where are they? What are the planets and where are they?

[@bennywest5981]

@@j7bsecond540 stars are within the firmament :::,,all serve a purpose ,,, all individually known by God ,, it why the see the same stars in the sky every night ,, moon is also within The firmament ,, looks the same size as the sun cause it is ,, sun is underneath the firmament also , it’s not 93million miles away lol Planets arent planets ,, they are chief stars which wonder off,, coarse ,, so the Freemasons renamed them after their pagan gods Lies are taught to erase God from existence,,, satanist/ Freemasons run the earth

[@conniehasty2291]

why didnt noah swat those 2 flies when he had a chance

[@retina-JaY_3_Songs_Productions]

Hi. I was informed to check out your KZbin page and wish to commend your work and love for God and as you mention, for us we need to be found believers; it's so important to understand that to believe, is as love, a verb or an action word! I'll visit more of your videos again soon!

[@FlyboyUS]

There is a Noah's ark replica in Williamstown Kentucky it is awesome if you have an opportunity to see it go there.

[@endgamers.m.h.g8311]

I went to the Ark Encounter 1 year ago tomorrow and it was awesome.

[@briendoyle4680]

hahaha

[@HolyLandSite]

Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@fuguestate44xx13]

747-8 A lot of the exhibits in the ark encounter are straight up lies.

[@ethelredhardrede1838]

@@endgamers.m.h.g8311 Awesomely silly and built of concrete and steel. AIG lies a lot.

[@stephanievegter5438]

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[@stlouisix3]

Where Did All the Water Go After the Biblical Flood? Most Holy Family Monastery ☦️ ⛪️ ✝️ has the answers.

[@joannecarpenter8725]

As always, another amazing teaching! The graphics are awesome! Thank all of you for the efforts and time involved in making this production!! God Bless You and Yours.

[@SwolllenGoat]

whats wrong with your brain?

[@j7bsecond540]

amazing teaching? this is simply nonsense, have you checked any of it?

[@j7bsecond540]

@@SwolllenGoat What lies offend you?

[@j7bsecond540]

@@SwolllenGoat maybe you didn't read my post huh? "this is simply nonsense, have you checked any of it?"

[@SwolllenGoat]

@@j7bsecond540 rofl my bad somehow I confused you with the op.............

[@jasonpauljones7295]

Wrong, wrong, wrong

[@gwendodarose5889]

The Bible does not mention a "water canopy" but it does talk about a FIRMAMENT! Job 37:18 KJV "Hast thou with him spread out the sky, Which is strong, and as a molten looking glass?" The Earth is FLAT with a SOLID DOME FIRMAMENT over it!!

[@HolyLandSite]

Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@bonesrhodes3762]

--- yes: the Earth is absolutely flat - I cut myself on the edge once

[@JohnDoe-xk7ug]

40 days 40 nights ..you dont make sense or your just lieing .

[@JohnDoe-xk7ug]

40days are 40 nights