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To: caww
/ probably not, He probably flooded the existing civilization, but probably did not flood the entire planet to the top of the highest mountain (Everest)...too much water and where did it go???????
29 posted on 11/21/2017 7:48:16 PM PST by terycarl (bably not)
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To: terycarl

Let me urge you to read carefully Genesis 6-9—chapters dealing with the Flood. If God was really trying to describe a local flood, He surely could have written a little more clearly, for over and over again the wording demands a global flood..... In fact, I have counted more than 100 times when the wording implies a global flood.... It is true that some of the individual words could be understood in a local sense, but ‘in the context’, no other position than that of a global flood is defensible.

Consider these few quotes of the many: ‘the face of the earth (i.e. planet)’ (6:1); ‘end of all flesh… the earth is filled with violence … I will destroy them with the earth’ (6:13); ‘destroy all flesh wherein is the breath of life, from under heaven, and everything that is in the earth shall die’ (6:17). If God had intended to describe a global world-destroying flood, He couldn’t have said it any more clearly.


36 posted on 11/21/2017 7:57:43 PM PST by caww (freeen)
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