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Speaker 1: can listen to it on audiobook. But continuing our journey
Speaker 1: through the Dig Bible Podcast season one, here's an episode
Speaker 1: we did on Noah's Ark and the Flood. Sit back,
Speaker 1: relax and enjoyed the journey.
Speaker 2: Guys, we should read our Bibles as a man dig
Speaker 2: for buried treasure and the most high game with the
Speaker 2: nations their inheritance.
Speaker 1: When He divided mankind, he fixed the borders of people's
Speaker 1: according to the number of the sons of God.
Speaker 3: In those days and for some time after, giant Nephilites
Speaker 3: lived down to the earth. For whenever the sons of
Speaker 3: God had intercourse with women, they gave birth to children
Speaker 3: who became the heroes and famous warriors.
Speaker 1: Of ancient tides.
Speaker 4: Take no pardon the fruitless deeds of darkness. But yet
Speaker 4: expose that though a thousand fall at your.
Speaker 2: Side, though ten thousand are dying around you, these eaters,
Speaker 2: we are.
Speaker 1: Not touching lines of garden. Man, you gotta dig it. Hell, oh,
Speaker 1: fellow treasure hunters, welcome to the excavation. Side justin alongside,
Speaker 1: and we've got Ben, Steven and Chad will be your
Speaker 1: guides on this excursion. Hope you brought your shovel in
Speaker 1: your compass because we got the map.
Speaker 3: Let's do it.
Speaker 1: Hey, everybody, welcome back. It's a Mother's Day weekend for us. Uh,
Speaker 1: so we'll be celebrating the mothers of our lives to
Speaker 1: this weekend. Uh. If you've been along with us on
Speaker 1: the ride, we've covered some ground. We've went through, uh
Speaker 1: introductions of course. Uh, the Three Rebellions, the Eve and
Speaker 1: Adam and the garden, the Tower of Bible Genesis six Nephelum. Uh.
Speaker 1: We had Steve with us doing a creation versus evolution talk.
Speaker 1: We've you know, it's been pretty good so far. Counsel
Speaker 1: you had to find counsel. Yeah, I definitely cannot forget that.
Speaker 1: So it's a Noah's flood, right, guys, Flood's flood. And yeah,
Speaker 1: coincidentally in chapter.
Speaker 4: Six, Chapter six sat the that's right.
Speaker 3: It kind of compacted a lot into just a couple
Speaker 3: of chapters there. I think there's a lot of history
Speaker 3: there that it was kind of put into a small
Speaker 3: package because well, because everybody knew about it, it was there.
Speaker 3: They didn't need to go into a lot of elaboration
Speaker 3: because everybody knew this had happened.
Speaker 4: It just happened.
Speaker 1: And how did they know that this happened? Are we
Speaker 1: just assuming they knew they had the other books of
Speaker 1: the Bible?
Speaker 4: Well that other books that's not in the Bible, extra Biblical.
Speaker 3: Yes, Well, to be fair, the only family that lived
Speaker 3: through this, all their kids were the ones that would
Speaker 3: have carried this knowledge on, So everybody would have had
Speaker 3: that background going forward to so you know, most of
Speaker 3: history and I think you'll touch on that a little later,
Speaker 3: but a lot of history started with oral tradition and
Speaker 3: goes through and that's where we hear a lot of
Speaker 3: different stories. And you look at there's flood stories throughout
Speaker 3: pretty much every culture there is around the world has
Speaker 3: some type of flood story.
Speaker 1: It was like over two hundred and seventy seven.
Speaker 3: It's something it see that's that's pretty specific right now. Yes,
Speaker 3: that's pretty impressive and uh ish ish is that we
Speaker 3: know of, but we counted them a few minutes ago.
Speaker 3: But yeah, there's I mean, it's it's pretty obvious that
Speaker 3: it happened obviously, But we're going to go into it
Speaker 3: a little bit. We're going to read through it and
Speaker 3: we'll kind of go through some highlights and uh.
Speaker 1: And it's going to be a multi facet approach to
Speaker 1: we're going to biblical, extra biblical and also you know
Speaker 1: science and archaeology to history. Yeah, truth is truth no
Speaker 1: matter which lane you take.
Speaker 3: It is and honestly, all it does is it helps
Speaker 3: prove the other. One helps prove the other at piggybacks
Speaker 3: off each other. So Ben, if you want to start, uh.
Speaker 1: Well, let's start with the with the prayer. Yeah, yeah, Chads,
Speaker 1: we got prayed for Chad. Yeah Chad, Chad got pulled
Speaker 1: away this time. So yeah, we're gonna pray. He gonna
Speaker 1: uh make it for the that's gonna be his first
Speaker 1: and only miss. Yeah. He's a busy man. He got
Speaker 1: he's got a gym, he's got a Uh. That meal
Speaker 1: Preyer service was that mindful meals and mindful meals you
Speaker 1: got trying to lose some weight and he'll help you.
Speaker 3: Haven't eaten it yet, but I'm gonna tell you what.
Speaker 3: It smells good when he's cooking.
Speaker 4: Yeah, going there at four in the morning into the gym.
Speaker 4: Then the morning after he's cooked. Oh, it smells good
Speaker 4: in there. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And we're also at a new venue this time.
Speaker 4: We are. We're at the muddy pissing Garage.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 4: We were doing it at the gym.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we got a lot more room to spread our
Speaker 1: arms now, oh yeah, but also to the gym. The
Speaker 1: gym was great, but it's at a gym, so you
Speaker 1: got people playing loud music and stuff like that, and
Speaker 1: worry about somebody knocking on the boss's door.
Speaker 4: So we're saying something appropriate.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, I was just coming up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that wouldn't go too well. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I guess we'll start off from prayer and
Speaker 1: then we'll start start digging. Heavenly Father, we thank you
Speaker 1: for today. We thank you for the many blessings that
Speaker 1: you've given us. We thank you for all the mothers
Speaker 1: in our lives. To Mother's Day weekend coming up, we
Speaker 1: pray that you bless all the mothers in our lives
Speaker 1: and uh being patient, teaching and nurturing all of us.
Speaker 1: We pray that this study goes well, that is received well,
Speaker 1: and that you give us the power of discernment of
Speaker 1: your word as we go forward. And we just pray
Speaker 1: for open mind, open hearts, and ears to listen and
Speaker 1: hear your word and hear us dig through it, Father
Speaker 1: Jesus name, Amen. Amen.
Speaker 4: All right, So we're gonna start here in chapter six
Speaker 4: of Genesis, if you go to verse five, it's talking
Speaker 4: about the Lord observed observed the extent of the human
Speaker 4: wickedness on the earth, and they saw everything they thought
Speaker 4: or imagine was constantly and totally evil. And he was,
Speaker 4: you know, basically gonna wipe him out. He Let's see
Speaker 4: here he says, and the Lord said, I will wipe
Speaker 4: this human race. I have created all the face of
Speaker 4: the earth. Yes, I will destroy every living thing, all
Speaker 4: the people, large animals, small animals that scurry across the ground,
Speaker 4: and even the birds of the sky. I am sorry
Speaker 4: I ever made them. So at the beginning of Genesis
Speaker 4: everything was good. But now here he says he's sorry
Speaker 4: that he ever made them. But it says, but he
Speaker 4: found favor in Noah. So the story of Noah begins
Speaker 4: chapter nine or verse nine. Chapter six, verse nine. This
Speaker 4: is the account of Noah and his family. Noah was
Speaker 4: a righteous man, the only blameless person living on the
Speaker 4: earth at this time, and he walked in close fellowship
Speaker 4: with God. Noah was the father of three sons, sam
Speaker 4: Ham and Jesus Jafith. I can never say that. Now
Speaker 4: God saw that the earth had become corrupt and was
Speaker 4: filled with violence. God observed all this corruption in the world,
Speaker 4: for everyone on the earth was corrupt. So God said
Speaker 4: to Noah, I have decided to destroy all living creatures,
Speaker 4: for they have filled the earth with violence. Yes, I
Speaker 4: will wipe them all out along with the earth. Build
Speaker 4: a large ship from cypress wood and waterproof it with
Speaker 4: tar inside and out. Then construct decks that shall throughout
Speaker 4: its interior. Excuse me, and stalls throughout its interior. Make
Speaker 4: the boat forty four hundred and fifty feet long, seventy
Speaker 4: five feet wide, and forty five feet tall. Leave an
Speaker 4: eighteen inch opening below the roof all the way around
Speaker 4: the boat. Put the door on the side, and build
Speaker 4: three decks inside the boat, lower, middle, and upper. Look
Speaker 4: I'm about to cover the Earth with a flood that
Speaker 4: will destroy every living thing that breathes. Everything on earth
Speaker 4: will die. But I will confirm my covenant with you.
Speaker 4: So enter the boat, you and your wife, and your
Speaker 4: sons and their wives. Bring a pair of every kind
Speaker 4: of animal, male and female onto the boat with you
Speaker 4: to keep them. Yeah, into the boat with you, to
Speaker 4: keep them alive during the flood. Pairs of every kind
Speaker 4: of bird, and every kind of animal, every kind of
Speaker 4: small animal that scurries along the ground will come to
Speaker 4: you to keep to be kept alive. And be sure
Speaker 4: to take on board enough food for you, for your family,
Speaker 4: and for all the animals. So Noah did everything exactly
Speaker 4: as God had commanded them. Let's stop there for a
Speaker 4: So that was the end of chapter six there and.
Speaker 3: That is unto chapter six. But there's I mean, there's
Speaker 3: still a lot. There's a lot to break down already.
Speaker 1: I guess that's one thing I'd want to lead with is,
Speaker 1: like I got some of my notesis, the global flood happened.
Speaker 1: You know, we have the exact same story told throughout
Speaker 1: the world. You know, like I said earlier, two hundred
Speaker 1: and seventy seven different stories from different cultures around the world.
Speaker 1: It's the very same event. You know, if the flood
Speaker 1: did not happen, you know, why are we finding fish
Speaker 1: bones and seashells on top of Mount Everest. Why are
Speaker 1: we finding well bones in the middle of the desert.
Speaker 1: You know why at the base of Mount air, at
Speaker 1: where Noah supposedly landed, we still have the oldest vineyards
Speaker 1: known to the world today. You know, too much evidence
Speaker 1: points to support a flood account.
Speaker 3: One hundred percent agree. But go back in there just
Speaker 3: a little bit, and I'm sorry I'm jumping around a
Speaker 3: little bit.
Speaker 4: But the.
Speaker 3: Part that I think is important to look at when
Speaker 3: it says there in the very beginning, in that verse nine,
Speaker 3: when it says the only blameless person living on Earth
Speaker 3: at that time was no the only they're not. He
Speaker 3: didn't say his wife was blameless, didn't say his sons
Speaker 3: were blameless, didn't say his son's wives were blameless. He
Speaker 3: said Noah was He said Noah found favor with the Lord,
Speaker 3: not anybody else but God, let his family go along
Speaker 3: with him. And honestly, the building of the Ark took
Speaker 3: I'm trying to remember exactly what it's say is one
Speaker 3: hundred plus years. I know that it was close to
Speaker 3: one hundred and twenty years. And the fact of the
Speaker 3: matter that that took so long, it gave him time
Speaker 3: to be out there, to be witnessing, preaching those people,
Speaker 3: trying to give people a chance to repent, trying to
Speaker 3: give people a chance to be saved. But it was
Speaker 3: to no avail. And still those those eight were the
Speaker 3: only ones that ended up being saved at that time.
Speaker 3: But I guess we have to go back even a
Speaker 3: little further into why.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, like we read at the be end
Speaker 4: of chapter six talking about the Nephlum, the fallen angels
Speaker 4: and all that, which I mean, to be honest, that's
Speaker 4: what four verses, and then it starts talking about in
Speaker 4: verse five where I started, it's God saying, you know,
Speaker 4: he observed the earth being wicked and everything else. So
Speaker 4: in four verses it describes everything that happened kind of.
Speaker 1: But that's where the it was the readers dies yes version,
Speaker 1: because they had the Book of Eni and these other
Speaker 1: books that were in a great detail about so yeah,
Speaker 1: so you know, and I know everybody's.
Speaker 4: Well, if it's not in the Bible, there's a reason.
Speaker 4: But that's why we're digging that is the reason. Yeah,
Speaker 4: we're digging for other we're digging for more knowledge to
Speaker 4: understand what's happening.
Speaker 1: So and one thing I think is cool, like when
Speaker 1: we was going through and I mentioned to you guys
Speaker 1: before we started recording. You know the word here in
Speaker 1: verse nine, blameless. You know, that's the Hebrew word to
Speaker 1: mem It refers to being free from defect. Is often
Speaker 1: used in sacrificial context to describe an unblemished animal presented
Speaker 1: to God and references to that as Exodus chapter twelve,
Speaker 1: verse five, Leviticus chapter one, verse three, chapter ten three one,
Speaker 1: and also six. However, this does not mean that Noah
Speaker 1: was sinless, right, Yeah, he did not, you know, achieve
Speaker 1: perfection because I mean later, you know, when when the
Speaker 1: boat lands, it says that Noah drinks till he becomes
Speaker 1: drunk and passes out naked. You know, it wasn't that
Speaker 1: he was a proact sinless man.
Speaker 4: No, And like we talked before in the other episode,
Speaker 4: I mean it's you'd say Noah was the righteous man
Speaker 4: and the only blameless person living on the earth at
Speaker 4: the time. But it also goes back to maybe the blood.
Speaker 4: A lot of stuff talking about the blood, like you
Speaker 4: were talking about maybe all the other bloodlines in the
Speaker 4: world were corrupted by the Nephilim and by everything evil
Speaker 4: going on, that might have been the only pure blood
Speaker 4: line back to Adam.
Speaker 1: And I think, you know, it's like a multi faceted thing.
Speaker 1: You know that when the Fallen Angels descended upon Mount Hermon,
Speaker 1: they corrupted God's creation, they messed with the gene pool.
Speaker 1: So it could be that Noah, you know, was the
Speaker 1: only one untainted had a pure bloodline. But at the
Speaker 1: same time, I'm not robbing people away from being accountable
Speaker 1: for their own actions. You know, these fallen Angels taught
Speaker 1: all these forbidding knowledge and wickedness that we weren't with
Speaker 1: at least, and they took a moment, you know, and
Speaker 1: they were doing it by their own choices.
Speaker 4: And it I mean, in the New Testaments, through the
Speaker 4: blood of Jesus Christ, you're saved. So you know, it's
Speaker 4: a lot to do with blood through everything, and blood.
Speaker 4: Blood's the key key to life. Without blood, you can't live.
Speaker 3: Well, no, you're good, But I think that ties us
Speaker 3: into everything else.
Speaker 4: And why.
Speaker 3: We talk about corruption and and and uh, why there
Speaker 3: was only a certain amount of animals that were allowed
Speaker 3: on the arc, the blood being defected, like you were
Speaker 3: talking about the the Nephilm and kind of the fallback,
Speaker 3: everything that happened, as far as if you look at
Speaker 3: Enoch and you look at jash Er, and you look
Speaker 3: at these other books that talk about how everything had
Speaker 3: been totally corrupt, did that they send with.
Speaker 4: The birds, the.
Speaker 3: Reptiles, it says everything. Well, it's like even says the fish,
Speaker 3: I mean, and you know, it even says they send
Speaker 3: with the fish and whatever that may or may not mean.
Speaker 3: But for sure, the whole point that Satan had in
Speaker 3: in the Nephilum and everything that happened, even though it's
Speaker 3: only four verses, it's a huge, huge turn in history.
Speaker 3: And the whole point was to corrupt human DNA, the
Speaker 3: blood of humans. It was corrupt creation, to taint God's creation,
Speaker 3: to take away what was what God had made perfect,
Speaker 3: and to the point where God even said I'm sorry
Speaker 3: I even made them.
Speaker 4: I mean it, it's he'd ever said that before.
Speaker 1: I think It's funny too, is how can one pervert
Speaker 1: animals or trees? You know, because science scientists do that. Now,
Speaker 1: you know, nothing news under the sun, right, you know,
Speaker 1: through genome through DNA. Modern man can corrupt God's creation
Speaker 1: now and we do. It, isn't that it? You know
Speaker 1: why God brought the floods, you know, it was to
Speaker 1: restore his creation that the fallen angels had corrupted through
Speaker 1: the teaching of forbid knowledge and sin and also you
Speaker 1: know the the intercourse, yeah, and everything else.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I was gonna say sent, but I can't remember
Speaker 4: what it was.
Speaker 3: I guess I got to go back a little bit
Speaker 3: here and say that I was looking at the length
Speaker 3: of time as far as the arc being built. It
Speaker 3: said that Noah was five hundred years old when he
Speaker 3: was the father of Shemhem and j Fith, and he
Speaker 3: was six hundred when the flood started. So I guess
Speaker 3: I don't have that exact We don't have that exact
Speaker 3: time measurement how long it took some time, but it
Speaker 3: definitely took some time.
Speaker 4: They don't have it excavators and cranes back then.
Speaker 3: No, but it was definitely in that you know, eighty
Speaker 3: hundred year era or area. I would assume. So it's
Speaker 3: it's but it I don't know. You want to move
Speaker 3: on the next which.
Speaker 1: I think is pretty cool. That Ben's translation actually had
Speaker 1: it converted defeat because with mine, you knows, with cubits
Speaker 1: and stuff. So I had to come up Google Google
Speaker 1: math myself. Yeah, so that was cool.
Speaker 4: NLT is what I was reading now the okay, so.
Speaker 1: Now we're at seven. Uh you just we're gonna go
Speaker 1: around the table.
Speaker 3: Yeah we can, Yeah, go ahead, okay, yeah.
Speaker 1: Well Chapter seven.
Speaker 3: Chapter seven, the flood covers the earth. When everything was ready,
Speaker 3: the Lord said to Noah, go into the boat with
Speaker 3: all of your family, for among all the people of
Speaker 3: the earth, I can see you alone are righteous. Take
Speaker 3: with you seven pairs male and female of each animal
Speaker 3: I have approved for eating and for sacrifice, and take
Speaker 3: one pair of each of the others. Also, take seven
Speaker 3: pairs of every kind of bird. There must be a
Speaker 3: male and a female, and each pair to ensure that
Speaker 3: all life will survive on the earth after the flood.
Speaker 3: Seven days from now, I will make the rains pour
Speaker 3: on the earth, and it will rain for forty days
Speaker 3: and forty nights until I have wiped from the earth
Speaker 3: all the living things I have created. So Noah did
Speaker 3: as the Lord commanded. Noah was six hundred years old
Speaker 3: when the flood covered the earth. He went on board
Speaker 3: the boat to escape the flood. He and his wife,
Speaker 3: and his sons and their wives. With them were all
Speaker 3: the various kinds of animals, those approved for eating and
Speaker 3: sacrifice and those that were not, along with all the
Speaker 3: birds and all the small animals at Scurya along the ground.
Speaker 3: They entered the boat and pairs male and female, just
Speaker 3: as God had commanded Noah. After seven days, the waters
Speaker 3: of the flood came and covered the earth. When Noah
Speaker 3: was six hundred years old, on the seventeenth day of
Speaker 3: the second month, all the waters erupted from the earth
Speaker 3: and the rain fell in mighty torrents from the sky.
Speaker 3: The rain continued to fall for forty days and forty nights.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, there's a lot there. Yeah, one thing that
Speaker 4: is going on in today's world. How many times was
Speaker 4: it mentioned male and female? Right? Was there?
Speaker 1: Pan animals? Was there?
Speaker 4: What? Pan?
Speaker 1: Trans animals?
Speaker 3: And pan?
Speaker 4: And I mean we won't we won't jump on that.
Speaker 1: I mean that's just another corruption.
Speaker 3: You're trying to alter what He's created.
Speaker 1: And one thing I thought was was was cool? Was
Speaker 1: I think I texted the guys about this in our
Speaker 1: group chat earlier this week. Anytime there is no junk
Speaker 1: in the Bible. You know, if there's dates and names
Speaker 1: and stuff like that, it's it's because it has some significance.
Speaker 1: It's important. God's you know, calling it to your attention.
Speaker 1: And I never noticed this, but you know, it gives
Speaker 1: you a date right here. It says in the second
Speaker 1: in the second month of the seventeenth day of the month.
Speaker 1: On that day, all the fountains of the Great Deep
Speaker 1: burst forth in the windows of heaven were opened. So
Speaker 1: I was always taught you know that, you know, or
Speaker 1: whether it was taught to me or I just retained
Speaker 1: that it rained. It says plainly that the fountains of
Speaker 1: the Great Deep burst forth. So with the Jewish cosmology,
Speaker 1: you know, and that's basically a fancy word for what
Speaker 1: they believed the earth was. You know that you had earth,
Speaker 1: and then underneath when you died and was buried in
Speaker 1: the ground, that was shield that that's where your body
Speaker 1: went when you died. And underneath that you had subterranean
Speaker 1: waters of the Abyss the Abuso. And then we know
Speaker 1: because when we drill unto the ground for whales for water,
Speaker 1: we know waters underneath there. So not only was the
Speaker 1: rain coming from above water was bursting forth from underneath.
Speaker 4: So that was a hit from above and below right,
Speaker 4: and it's never rained before.
Speaker 3: To this But could that have cause something? Could that
Speaker 3: have made something happen?
Speaker 1: Oh? Yeah, I guess that is a good time.
Speaker 3: I think that's a good segue for that. Well.
Speaker 1: One thing that that I've really read up on it
Speaker 1: and believe wholeheartedly explains everything is doctor Walt Brown.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: And doctor Walt Brown was now I can't remember what
Speaker 1: branch of the government he was in, but he was
Speaker 1: a high official in some branch of government. Really smart guy,
Speaker 1: educated man. He ended up work going on when he
Speaker 1: got out of the service to work for NASA. So
Speaker 1: I mean, this is a smart and intelligent guy and
Speaker 1: knows his stuff. But he wrote a book and you guys,
Speaker 1: it ain't even in print anymore, but you can find
Speaker 1: it on eBay and stuff, and it's pretty pricey. But
Speaker 1: it's called in the Beginning and he come up with
Speaker 1: his own theory about the flood account and he called
Speaker 1: it the hydroplate theory. And basically he's saying that that's
Speaker 1: with his theory is why you find the fossil record
Speaker 1: the way it is now, with all the layers of
Speaker 1: dirt piled up with bonds of dinosaurs and everything else
Speaker 1: into the fossil record that we see today. And basically
Speaker 1: what he's saying is that when the windows of heaven
Speaker 1: opened up, and as we read here, the fountains of
Speaker 1: the Great Deep also burst forth. That when you look,
Speaker 1: basically he lines with like a Pangaea, there was once
Speaker 1: a great super continent, and there was some kind of
Speaker 1: cattle like I came getting bumfuzzled here, what's the big word? Yes,
Speaker 1: the event that happened, and he said, in all this
Speaker 1: pressure built up in the Earth's core and the crust,
Speaker 1: and it tore through, and this is the event when
Speaker 1: the fountains of the Great Deep burst forth and all
Speaker 1: this water just you know, surged forth into the atmosphere,
Speaker 1: causing all the rains and stuff like that. And the atmosphere,
Speaker 1: you know, when you get so high up, you know,
Speaker 1: things free. So the water that went high enough in
Speaker 1: the atmosphere froze and fell down in big large chunks
Speaker 1: of ice, you know, and it was that's it brought
Speaker 1: all age. And then also all the sediment of rocks
Speaker 1: that blew up just buried all these animals and like
Speaker 1: in the fossil record. Today, we find so many dinosaurs
Speaker 1: in the middle of fighting. They didn't even have time
Speaker 1: to turn around to stop what they were doing. We
Speaker 1: find fish in the middle of eating other fish. In
Speaker 1: the fossil record, we have animals giving birth still, you know,
Speaker 1: grazing on the ground. When this happened, this happened so
Speaker 1: fast they didn't even have time to stop what they
Speaker 1: were doing. So, you know, when this event happened, it
Speaker 1: was it was just gigantic. So when this burst forward,
Speaker 1: and just like any crack, like in concrete, you know,
Speaker 1: it follows the path of leash resistance. So when you
Speaker 1: look at the globe, now, underneath the ocean beds, you
Speaker 1: have what's called the oceanic ridge, and this goes around
Speaker 1: the globe like the seam of a baseball. And when
Speaker 1: you look at this oceanic ridge, it's like a perfect
Speaker 1: puzzle piece that goes around all the land of the
Speaker 1: continents today. So what he's saying is when that happened,
Speaker 1: all that pressure pushed the plates of the Earth's crust
Speaker 1: and pushed away all the continents. And they said they
Speaker 1: were the track of crater. Well got like like plate tectonics,
Speaker 1: so saying, all that stuff slid and when it slid away,
Speaker 1: it said, it was going like at sixty miles an hour,
Speaker 1: and then they met resistance. And so it's like hitting
Speaker 1: the brakes real hard, or hitting something at sixty mile
Speaker 1: an hour, it's going to crunkle, you know, like a
Speaker 1: hood of a car. Yeah, So what happened is when
Speaker 1: it met the resistance and suddenly stopped. That's how you
Speaker 1: get all the mountain ranges of today. And when you
Speaker 1: look at all the major mountain ranges in the world,
Speaker 1: they all line up perfectly parallel with the oceanic ridge.
Speaker 1: So and that's how you got the dividing of the
Speaker 1: lands and the busting up of tange in the super continent.
Speaker 1: And what was really cool was he said that when
Speaker 1: this happened after the flood and all the water subsided,
Speaker 1: that's how we got all the great oceans and lakes
Speaker 1: and all this stuff today. That mankind when they started repopulating,
Speaker 1: which he said it could took hundreds, if not thousands
Speaker 1: of years, but they built all their cities on the coastlines.
Speaker 1: So he said, but after you know, a few hundred
Speaker 1: years or a thousand years, ever how long it took.
Speaker 1: You know that that newly formed land had to settle,
Speaker 1: you know, all the weight of it, and gravity poured
Speaker 1: down on it. So that's why today we here, we
Speaker 1: have so many sunken cities, right that, the Atlantis theory,
Speaker 1: all these kinds of things because these people, after all
Speaker 1: this happened, rebuilt and they built on the coast, and
Speaker 1: after this land settled, they sunk. So, I mean it's
Speaker 1: pretty cool and that that's kind of like you know,
Speaker 1: the the red Neck Layman's you know, Outleck of his
Speaker 1: hydroplate theory. But look into that yourself and you'll see.
Speaker 1: I mean, it lines up per with scripture and science
Speaker 1: because like I said, truth is multifaceted. You can find
Speaker 1: it in many different venues.
Speaker 3: Well, so what you're trying to tell me is, and
Speaker 3: I'm one hundred percent on board with you, we can
Speaker 3: thank the flood for the smokies, is what you're saying, Yes, sir,
Speaker 3: all right, excellent? I love it.
Speaker 1: So do you guys have anything else on that? Are
Speaker 1: we going to keep going?
Speaker 4: Well? It also talks about God sent the animals. You No,
Speaker 4: it didn't just go out and pick his own two
Speaker 4: pair of animals.
Speaker 3: You know, God sent animals for them, Well, they had
Speaker 3: to be pure and perfect.
Speaker 1: And what's cool too is even today you know birds
Speaker 1: and uh they fly south from when they know the
Speaker 1: weather's going to start to turn cold. Animals they sense
Speaker 1: when stuff's you know, about to happen. Right, they knew
Speaker 1: that something was about to happen, and they were going
Speaker 1: to their lifeboat.
Speaker 3: And on top of that, one land mass makes that
Speaker 3: possible too, as opposed to if there are all the
Speaker 3: continents before. Then you're trying to tell me that Noah
Speaker 3: jumped up, paddled over to a different place, set down,
Speaker 3: got the animals from that area that jumped over, and
Speaker 3: I don't need to stop and get the cheetahs here.
Speaker 3: It just didn't work that way from Africa. And if
Speaker 3: you go back, sorry, and now I'm going back. If
Speaker 3: you go back to if you go back to Genesis
Speaker 3: one nine, it said when God was talking about when
Speaker 3: we're talking about creation, that God said, let the waters
Speaker 3: beneath the sky flow together into one place, so dry
Speaker 3: ground may appear. So it's bringing the waters and totally
Speaker 3: separating them from the land. Bring the waters into one place,
Speaker 3: so you have dry land and you have the sea,
Speaker 3: the ocean, the water, so right there, if you read
Speaker 3: that quite literally, it was two separate things. We had
Speaker 3: one continent at that time, one mass, massive land.
Speaker 1: And what's crazy is when you read the I think
Speaker 1: it's in I think it's in Genesis ten later on
Speaker 1: where it gives the genealogies and stuff like that. I
Speaker 1: cannot remember his name for so forgive me of the pronunciation,
Speaker 1: but it's like Pana or Panie or something like that.
Speaker 1: But it says plainly in there that he was named
Speaker 1: that because his time was when the lands were divided.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I mean so, I mean that shows you,
Speaker 1: I mean it was it was once well there together
Speaker 1: if it was divided.
Speaker 4: Yeah, talking about the genealogy part, there's some YouTube videos.
Speaker 4: I can't remember the guy's name, but out there at
Speaker 4: the arc in Kentucky, No, yeah, I think so. Yeah,
Speaker 4: the guy he's a he can tell you. You know,
Speaker 4: he goes all the way back to Babble when they
Speaker 4: change change the languages and they spread across world and
Speaker 4: he yeah, I mean he could place hams people went
Speaker 4: this way and they went that way. And it's pretty
Speaker 4: eye opening.
Speaker 1: And that's why you get, you know, so many different
Speaker 1: flood account stories because we were once one land, ask
Speaker 1: we were once one languageople and God divided us. Right,
Speaker 1: So now you got, you know, the same people that
Speaker 1: knows the same stories, but telling it in their different
Speaker 1: language and maybe putting their own.
Speaker 4: Little telephone game when you as a kid. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: you know, add your own little bit to it, or
Speaker 4: misunderstand it. It's a little different.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 1: So I guess we're on verse twelve steven. You gonna
Speaker 1: keep going, Yeah.
Speaker 3: I'll keep chapter. The rain continued to fall for forty
Speaker 3: days and forty nights. That very day, Noah had gone
Speaker 3: into the boat with his wife and his sons shem
Speaker 3: Ham and Jacob, and wives with them in the boat
Speaker 3: were pairs of every kind of animal, domestic and wild,
Speaker 3: large and small, along with birds of every kind. Two
Speaker 3: by two, they came into the boat, representing every living
Speaker 3: thing that breathes. A male and female of each kind entered,
Speaker 3: just as God had commanded Noah. Then the Lord caused
Speaker 3: the door to close behind them, which I think is
Speaker 3: pretty cool when it's like God physically came down and
Speaker 3: closed the door with his hand. Obviously, the door must
Speaker 3: have been pretty big on that side of the boat.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you know, we done said it was four
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty feet long. You can imagine what kind
Speaker 1: of door?
Speaker 4: What was it? Forty feet tall?
Speaker 1: Feet? And what's crazy too, is that the numbers everybody
Speaker 1: you know wants to doubt, you know, like that man,
Speaker 1: that's a lot of a lot of animals.
Speaker 4: That's okay, you know this, That's what I was about
Speaker 4: to get into you.
Speaker 1: Because ninety eight percent of life on Earth is sea creatures, amphibians, insects,
Speaker 1: and back to here. That only leaves two percent that
Speaker 1: are land mammals, reptiles, and birds.
Speaker 4: But it also says of their kind exactly right, So
Speaker 4: a canine is a kind.
Speaker 3: You're trying to tell me they didn't have chihuahuas and boxers, and.
Speaker 4: They might have had one chihuahua in one boxer, a
Speaker 4: female chihuahua in the male boxer. Okay, but one kind.
Speaker 4: And then the guy who does the genetics, like we're
Speaker 4: talking about at the ARC, that dude goes into everything
Speaker 4: he says, you know, goes into basic biology. You know,
Speaker 4: short nose, long nose, long hair, short.
Speaker 1: Hair, it's just variations, mutations.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but think about it. You can say this and
Speaker 3: they look at the people of the world today and
Speaker 3: it was just now a family that was on the ar.
Speaker 3: So you want to talk about all the different variations.
Speaker 3: Look at people, he says.
Speaker 4: He says, like, you know the different races. You know,
Speaker 4: you got the Mexicans, their skin colors a little darker,
Speaker 4: they're pigment. Then you have Africans there's even darker than that.
Speaker 4: Well they have to be, they're down there at the equator.
Speaker 4: It protects their bodies. There's there's no there's only one
Speaker 4: human race. It's just genetics. Us whites. We're up. We're
Speaker 4: in the northern and you know South Africa is white. Also,
Speaker 4: you're further away from the sun, so you're not getting
Speaker 4: that much damage from the sun. We didn't have, you know,
Speaker 4: the pigment of our skin's not as dark.
Speaker 1: And as far as the gene pool and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: Of the animals, you know, like you were saying, the
Speaker 1: kinds you know, a dog, you know would would have
Speaker 1: produced you know, the various dogs, the wolves, right and
Speaker 1: things like that. And what's crazy is trace Smith I
Speaker 1: keep giving you know, I know I mentioned a lot
Speaker 1: of stuff. I try to give credence to people that
Speaker 1: I listen to and get these ideas from. And sometimes
Speaker 1: I don't always do that, but Trace Smith if you
Speaker 1: look him up on YouTube, guy's brilliant mind. But he
Speaker 1: was one of his videos he was talking about that
Speaker 1: very same thing, and he said, you know, there's eight
Speaker 1: thousand genera needed, uh animal family kinds needed to create
Speaker 1: the animal life that we have today. Four times that
Speaker 1: number is thirty thousand. So y'allly need eight thousand to
Speaker 1: create the population that we have today. So but if
Speaker 1: you multiplied that by four, that's thirty thousand. Even this
Speaker 1: number would fit into that boat. That boat could hold
Speaker 1: one hundred and twenty five thousand sheep, thirty thousand kinds
Speaker 1: and it's the equivalent of five hundred and twenty two
Speaker 1: rail cars. Right, that this boat could have more than
Speaker 1: do the job.
Speaker 4: Right, And nothing said they're fully grown either. You know
Speaker 4: WHOA you got two big elephants who said they are
Speaker 4: full grown elephants, right, you know what I mean? Giraffes
Speaker 4: who said they're full grown giraffes. So, you know, and
Speaker 4: then like we were talking about the kind I'm sure
Speaker 4: not every atoll alout in a boxer weren't a pair
Speaker 4: of each on the boat. You know, you have dogs,
Speaker 4: you got cats, you got the horses, you know, zebras
Speaker 4: and all them come from that cows buffalo. They're all
Speaker 4: kind of the same.
Speaker 3: And it said they could bring seven of the ones
Speaker 3: that they could eat or sacrifice. So depending on how
Speaker 3: often they ate barbecue, it would definitely have gotten lighter
Speaker 3: as they went, you know.
Speaker 4: Right. Well it also said a bunch of birds to
Speaker 4: eat too, right, Yeah, for the sacrifice.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so.
Speaker 4: Seven right, So but if you think of it, depending
Speaker 4: on how long you're there, you got eggs to eat,
Speaker 4: I mean shoot seven of each kind. So that's fourteen
Speaker 4: birds for eight how many how much your chickens lay?
Speaker 4: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Yeah? And what's cool I think how it leudes was
Speaker 1: you know that last one we read, you know, seven
Speaker 1: sixteen where it says God shut the door? Right? Was
Speaker 1: was Matthew chapter seven, verse thirteen or fourteen? You know?
Speaker 1: It was alluding to Noah's arc because if you guys,
Speaker 1: remember he said, but small is the gate, and now
Speaker 1: it was the road that leads to life, for only
Speaker 1: a few will find it. Right. I always thought that
Speaker 1: correlation was was pretty cool. It kind of goes hand
Speaker 1: in hand with you know a lot of animals and
Speaker 1: people died and didn't make.
Speaker 4: It, but I could just it was just imagine they
Speaker 4: go into the I mean that what I don't find
Speaker 4: or what I do find shocking is Okay, they made
Speaker 4: fun of know for building this boat. You know, real
Speaker 4: ain't good. You know it's raining, what you know, it
Speaker 4: ain't rained in years? Yeah yeah, wait, what's it's never rained? Yeah,
Speaker 4: it never rained before that.
Speaker 3: So I mean, so they're like, there's never ever been
Speaker 3: a rainbow before, right, that was that was God's covenant.
Speaker 4: And the thing was, you know, it wasn't like his
Speaker 4: building it right next to the ocean.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, he looked crazy crazy, And that's.
Speaker 4: So they're all making fun of them. Yeah, that's what
Speaker 4: I'm saying. Just imagine, just imagine that we're the Suns,
Speaker 4: say we're the Sons, and we're watching all this happen, right,
Speaker 4: which I'm sure we're helping them build it and everything.
Speaker 4: But so so we're out there preaching to the people. Hey, guys,
Speaker 4: you know you gotta re you gotta get your stuff
Speaker 4: squared away. It's coming. It's coming, oh you crazy old man.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, exactly like today, as in Noah's time. But yeah,
Speaker 4: so uh just imagine though, seeing two by two animals
Speaker 4: start showing up and then everything goes on the boat
Speaker 4: and then you're going, whoa, whoa, whoa, what the door shuts? Whoa, whoa, whoa?
Speaker 3: Wait for me, look for me something. Could you imagine?
Speaker 3: Like when do you think that they first when it
Speaker 3: first hit them? Do you think we hit them when
Speaker 3: they saw like all these animals, you think it was
Speaker 3: a rain er. Do you think when they saw this
Speaker 3: gigantic door close by itself to the hand of God
Speaker 3: literally working closing this gigantic door on the boat? I mean,
Speaker 3: when did all of a sudden like oh cract.
Speaker 1: According to Hollywood, it was those big rock giants that
Speaker 1: help them build it, and then they filed the people
Speaker 1: off for them, and.
Speaker 4: Then yes, that's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Hollywood is ridiculous. Well, I guess let's press forward. Are
Speaker 1: you gonna finish the chapter out, Stevid?
Speaker 3: Yes, sir, let me see where I'm at here. For
Speaker 3: forty days, the floodwaters grew deeper, covering the ground and
Speaker 3: lifting the boat high above the earth. As the waters
Speaker 3: rose higher and higher above the ground, the boat floated
Speaker 3: safely on the surface. Finally, the water covered even the
Speaker 3: highest mountains on Earth, rising more than twenty two feet
Speaker 3: above the highest peaks. All the living things on Earth died, birds,
Speaker 3: domesticated animals, wild animals, small animals at scurry across the ground,
Speaker 3: and all the people. Everything that breathed and lived on
Speaker 3: dry land died. God wiped out every living thing on Earth. People, livestock,
Speaker 3: small animals at scurriya along the ground, the birds of
Speaker 3: the sky all were destroyed. The only people who survived
Speaker 3: were Noah and those in the boat with him, and
Speaker 3: the floodwaters covered the earth for one hundred and fifty days.
Speaker 3: I think one of the things right there it's kind
Speaker 3: of interesting is it was reiterated multiple times that it
Speaker 3: killed everything. Like it's not just saying, eh, you know,
Speaker 3: I'm just gonna say grossly it, you know, like it
Speaker 3: killed them all. No, I'm telling you over and over
Speaker 3: and over again. It killed everything. We're talking to total
Speaker 3: cleansing of the planet. And then also, you know, I've
Speaker 3: heard other theories of people that well, you know, things
Speaker 3: there was a certain place that didn't get covered with water,
Speaker 3: or there was a regional it was a regional flood
Speaker 3: or things like this. It says, right there, distinctly, water
Speaker 3: covered even the highest mountains, rising more than twenty two
Speaker 3: feet over the highest peaks.
Speaker 1: Rest to this day.
Speaker 3: Well, and to be fair, Mount Everest probably wasn't Mount
Speaker 3: Everest at that time. I would say it happened, it
Speaker 3: pushed up at that time. So, I mean, it spells
Speaker 3: it out for you. It tells you right there, It
Speaker 3: slaps you in the face with it, and and it
Speaker 3: reiterates it over and over again. I don't know how
Speaker 3: many times it says in that last chapter, the small
Speaker 3: animals that scurry across the ground. It says that over
Speaker 3: and over and over and over again. But it lets
Speaker 3: you know that everything was destroyed.
Speaker 1: And that thing, like with the theology and stuff with
Speaker 1: the Bible, waters is commonly a metaphor or an allegory
Speaker 1: for chaos, you know, the abyss the waters, you know,
Speaker 1: And that's like when Jesus calmed the seas from the
Speaker 1: boat with the disciples in it. You know, it was
Speaker 1: basically a calling back to creation. When God's spirit hovered
Speaker 1: over the waters, it was showing the people of that
Speaker 1: time that chaos into order, that that God subdued chaos.
Speaker 1: The waters the Abuso. You know, so this was not
Speaker 1: only was mankind rebellious and violent and all this stuff.
Speaker 1: It brought the waters. It was, you know, metaphorically drowned
Speaker 1: in chaos. I always thought that that was pretty cool,
Speaker 1: like in Revelations where it goes back where it says
Speaker 1: and the and the sea was no more. You know,
Speaker 1: I don't think you know, it's saying that there is
Speaker 1: no more oceans. It just means that there is no
Speaker 1: more chaos. It's all perfection.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, so.
Speaker 1: We're powering through.
Speaker 3: Let's power through.
Speaker 1: Let's get a chapter eight here, the flood subsides. But
Speaker 1: God remembered Noah and all the beasts and all the
Speaker 1: livestock that were with him in the ark, and God
Speaker 1: made a wind blow over the earth, and the waters subsided,
Speaker 1: kind of like he did at the Red Sea, right,
Speaker 1: a strong east wind. Interesting the fountains of the deep
Speaker 1: and the windows of heaven were closed. The rain from
Speaker 1: the heavens was restrained, and the waters receded from the
Speaker 1: earth continually, and at the end of one hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty days the waters had abated, and in the seventh month,
Speaker 1: on the seventeenth day of the month, the arc came
Speaker 1: to rest on the mountain of Araft when the waters
Speaker 1: continued to abathe until the tenth month. In the tenth month,
Speaker 1: on the first day of the month, the tops of
Speaker 1: the mountains were seen. At the end of forty days,
Speaker 1: Noah opened a window of the ark that he had
Speaker 1: made and sent forth a raven, but it went to
Speaker 1: and fro until the waters were dried up from the earth. Okay,
Speaker 1: I might have to stop right there for just a second.
Speaker 1: Like I said earlier, anytime there's dates mentioned, it's important.
Speaker 1: And I looked over this and when I found this,
Speaker 1: I immediately texted Steve and I was like, oh, my gosh,
Speaker 1: I've never noticed this. But that was on if you
Speaker 1: followed the Hebrew calendar, you know that's on the second month.
Speaker 1: That was on Nissan. Wait wait, wait, wait minute. I
Speaker 1: might be ahead of myself. Guys, forget me hang on
Speaker 1: a second here, Yes, I'm ahead of myself. Scratched that
Speaker 1: and rewinding back up and okay, verse eight. Yeah, but
Speaker 1: the mountains of air at that is h a mountain
Speaker 1: range that we know today, and it says in there
Speaker 1: that when he landed there, it says uh that he
Speaker 1: planted a vineyard you know later on at the base
Speaker 1: of this mountain, or what scientists tell us is the
Speaker 1: oldest vineyards in the world. This area is known as
Speaker 1: the Valley of Eight to the locals. You know, there
Speaker 1: were only eight people on that boat. Yeah, and the
Speaker 1: google uh dup Ineer and imist spell it out because
Speaker 1: I probably boucher and how you say it. But d
Speaker 1: u r u p I n a r it says.
Speaker 1: But they have found the exact dimensions of the impression
Speaker 1: site from Noah's ark. Also, there's a village at the
Speaker 1: base called Cargonza or Cargomas, which means Raven won't land.
Speaker 1: The epic of Gilgamesh uh ut Nepotie, which you know
Speaker 1: is believed to be Noah, was found while Gilgamesh went
Speaker 1: north from Erth and Urik towards the mouth of the
Speaker 1: Tigers and Euphrates, arriving in the land between the two peaks.
Speaker 1: Mount Ararat has two peaks coincidence, I think not. You know,
Speaker 1: the Samerian King's list have also found stone tablets known
Speaker 1: as the letters to Lord Arata. These were correspondences between
Speaker 1: in Murcer, Nimrod and Lord Arata, you know, Ararat, Noah
Speaker 1: In these letters, Nimrod was asking for Noah's help and
Speaker 1: building a great tower for his goddess Anana because he
Speaker 1: was the wisest slash best builder in the world, but
Speaker 1: Noah refused. Ron White another really smart guy you should
Speaker 1: look up on Google or YouTube.
Speaker 3: Also a pretty good comedian y not that one.
Speaker 1: Not potato salad or salad. But in the nineteen eighties,
Speaker 1: Ron White found Noah's ark. It's in Turkey and the
Speaker 1: Mountains of Ararat. Look him up. It was the exact
Speaker 1: measurements given the Bible. The Egyptian cubit Moses was Egyptian
Speaker 1: after all. Made of gopher wood. They found huge anchor
Speaker 1: stones and a huge stella on the mountain with a
Speaker 1: huge boat carved in it with eight faces carved inside.
Speaker 1: God has revealed many things to Ron and he has
Speaker 1: found the Red Sea crossing also in Mount Sinai and
Speaker 1: claimed to be He also claims to be in the
Speaker 1: presence of the Ark of the Covenant. I think God
Speaker 1: shown a lot of stuff to this guy. And when
Speaker 1: he went to Turkey, apparently some pilot flew over Mount
Speaker 1: Arat and found like this great impression that looked like
Speaker 1: the shape of a boat and nobody really ever dove
Speaker 1: into it. But in the eighties run White found out
Speaker 1: about it, and he was a surgeon from like Middle Tennessee.
Speaker 1: He saved up his own money and went out there
Speaker 1: and did his own investigations and they done geothermal scans
Speaker 1: and stuff of the area. Uh and basically did three
Speaker 1: D rendrinks from under the ground. And it was the
Speaker 1: exact measurements that the Bible gives us for the boat.
Speaker 1: It's pretty cool. There's a lot of stuff on that
Speaker 1: on the air, and if you look.
Speaker 3: It up, there's actually I've seen a couple of specials
Speaker 3: on that too that's been on TV before, like History
Speaker 3: Channel or something had that one before. Is good.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, but with the date and stuff what I
Speaker 1: had highlighted, I got ahead of myself. But but what
Speaker 1: is crazy about that the dates and the time with that,
Speaker 1: you know, that's the amount of time that the fallen
Speaker 1: angels had to watch their children die, you know, during
Speaker 1: this flood. It says this is the exact amount of
Speaker 1: time that they're given permission to torment man kind when
Speaker 1: the pit is opening revelation.
Speaker 3: It all ties together.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, but verse six and what I thought was
Speaker 1: cool here where he talks about when he releases the raven. Right,
Speaker 1: you guys, notice the verbage that the rave and went
Speaker 1: what to and fro mine?
Speaker 4: Says back and forth.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, but job won six the Divine Council setting,
Speaker 1: when Satan is there with his hosts, and Satan appears,
Speaker 1: God asks him, you know, where have you been? And
Speaker 1: he replies, going to and fro upon the earth. You know,
Speaker 1: that's kind of like connecting you know, the raven, the
Speaker 1: wicked bird, kind of like with Satan himself. I thought
Speaker 1: that was pretty interesting. But what so that bird didn't
Speaker 1: serve no at all? But later when you see an
Speaker 1: Ai says, Then he sent forth the dove from him
Speaker 1: to see if the waters had subsided from the face
Speaker 1: of the ground. But the dove found no place to
Speaker 1: set her foot, and she returned to him to the ark,
Speaker 1: for the waters were still on the face of the
Speaker 1: whole worth so he put on his hand and took
Speaker 1: her and brought her into the ark with him. He
Speaker 1: waited another seven days and again sent forth the dove
Speaker 1: out of the ark, and the dove came back to
Speaker 1: him in the evening, and behold in her mouth was
Speaker 1: a freshly puked olive leaf. So it's like a separation
Speaker 1: of the evil bird and the good.
Speaker 3: You know, I never even thought about that. Why would
Speaker 3: he not just keep sending the raven out or.
Speaker 4: Show. I think he's saying, like it didn't go out
Speaker 4: to look, It just kind of flew around the boat
Speaker 4: and come back.
Speaker 1: And what's funny is God, you know, I always sides
Speaker 1: with the dove. You know, the dove is the bird
Speaker 1: of light. The dove descended from heaven, from Heaven to
Speaker 1: Jesus at the baptism, you know Matthew chapter three sixteen
Speaker 1: and Luke three twenty one through twenty three, like Noah
Speaker 1: went through the water's chaos. Like I said earlier, the
Speaker 1: dove brought back the olive branch, the symbol of peace.
Speaker 1: It was a new covenant beginning for mankind. Like in Matthew,
Speaker 1: you know, the dove and all that stuff, and it
Speaker 1: says a new covenant for mankind. Instead of a symbol
Speaker 1: for peace, it was it landed on Jesus, who was
Speaker 1: the prince of peace.
Speaker 4: That's pretty cool.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, so no one knew that the waters had
Speaker 1: subsided from the earth. Then he waited another seven days
Speaker 1: and sent forth the dove and she did not return
Speaker 1: to him anymore. So it means it found ground, you know,
Speaker 1: right in the six hundredth and first year, in the
Speaker 1: first month, the first day of the month, the waters
Speaker 1: were dried off the face of the earth, and nowhere
Speaker 1: removed the covering of the arc and looked and behold,
Speaker 1: the face of the ground was dry. And this in
Speaker 1: the second month, on the twenty seventh day of the month,
Speaker 1: the earth had dried out. Then God said to Noah,
Speaker 1: go out from the ark, you and your wives and
Speaker 1: your son's wives with you. So yeah, so if you
Speaker 1: add that up at that's forty two months, you know,
Speaker 1: just like in Revelation nine, when the Great pit has
Speaker 1: opened up, they're allowed forty two months to torment mankind.
Speaker 1: But it says the new beginning after the flood started
Speaker 1: on the seventeenth of Nissan. When you use the Hebrew calendar,
Speaker 1: you know, Jesus walked out of the tomb on the
Speaker 1: seventeenth of Thessan. Yeah, it's almost like this is a foreshadowing.
Speaker 1: You know, that was also a new beginning. Both were
Speaker 1: new beginnings. I think that's just so amazing and that
Speaker 1: makes me fresh start. Yeah, yeah, I appreciate God more.
Speaker 1: You know how he leaves all these little details of
Speaker 1: thelas for us to find, you know, if we're looking
Speaker 1: for him bread crumbs. Yeah, it's just beautiful. You're at
Speaker 1: seventeen seventeen. Yeah, bring out with you every living thing
Speaker 1: that is with you, all the fresh birds and the animals,
Speaker 1: and every creeping thing that creeps on the earth, that
Speaker 1: they may swarm on the earth and be fruitful and
Speaker 1: multiply on the earth. So Noah went out, and his
Speaker 1: sons and his wives, and his son's wives with him,
Speaker 1: every beast, every creeping thing, and every bird, everything that
Speaker 1: moves on the earth went out by families from the arc,
Speaker 1: all right, being you want to take over now on
Speaker 1: twenty yeah, God's covenant with no one.
Speaker 4: Then Noah built an altar to the Lord, and there
Speaker 4: he sacrificed as as burnt offerings, the animals and birds
Speaker 4: that he had been approved for that purpose. And the
Speaker 4: Lord was pleased with the aroma of the sacrifice, and
Speaker 4: said to him, and said to himself, I will never
Speaker 4: again curse the ground because of the human race, even
Speaker 4: through everything they think or imagine is bent toward evil
Speaker 4: from childhood, I will never again destroy all living things.
Speaker 4: As long as the earth remains, there will be planting
Speaker 4: in harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night.
Speaker 4: So the first thing he did pretty much sacrifice to
Speaker 4: the Lord after they come off the boat, and uh,
Speaker 4: there's something else that was.
Speaker 1: Nope, it left me. Well. Also, that was Adam's first
Speaker 1: act too, you know. It was when Adam, when he
Speaker 1: was kicked out of the garden, the first thing he
Speaker 1: done was he sacrifice. So it's like both of them
Speaker 1: were at new beginnings and they were both king and
Speaker 1: priest of the new creation, you know. Okay, and then
Speaker 1: the blessings be fruitful, multiply.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't know if you want to read, if
Speaker 3: we want to read nine or night, but basically that
Speaker 3: I think the most important thing to pull out of
Speaker 3: that obviously is the rainbow.
Speaker 1: Okayad and do what read?
Speaker 4: I miss chapter nine?
Speaker 1: Hold on?
Speaker 3: Why I go through seventeen?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 4: Go, okay, gotcha through verse seventeen. Chapter nine. Then God
Speaker 4: blessed Noe his sons and told them be fruitful and multiply.
Speaker 4: Feel the earth, all the animals of the earth, all
Speaker 4: the birds of the sky, all the small animals that
Speaker 4: scurry along the ground, and all the fish in the
Speaker 4: sea will look on you with fear and terror. I
Speaker 4: have placed them in your power. I have given them
Speaker 4: to you for food, just as I have given you
Speaker 4: grain and vegetables. But you must never eat any meat
Speaker 4: that still has the lifeblood.
Speaker 3: In it, includes chicken.
Speaker 1: Yeah case you're wonder No, it's saying you can't eat
Speaker 1: the blood. The blood's whole. You just got to drain it. Oh,
Speaker 1: can't be vampiristic, Thank you.
Speaker 3: I was making fun of dinner tonight.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I went my head.
Speaker 4: So anyhow, everybody, now, since you brought it up, we
Speaker 4: were cooking steak pork and what we thought was either
Speaker 4: steak pork shiske bobs wrapped in bacon, which turned out
Speaker 4: to be chicken.
Speaker 1: So it went cooked.
Speaker 4: Anyhow. Five and I will require the blood of anyone
Speaker 4: who takes another's person's life. If a wild animal kills
Speaker 4: a person, it must die. And anyone who murders a
Speaker 4: fellow human must die. If anyone takes a human life,
Speaker 4: that person's life will also be taken by human hands.
Speaker 4: For God made human beings in his own image. Now
Speaker 4: be fruitful, multiply and repopulate the earth. Then God told
Speaker 4: Noah and his sons, I hereby confirm my covenant with
Speaker 4: you and your descendants, and with all the animals that
Speaker 4: were on the boat with you, the birds, the live stalk,
Speaker 4: and the wild animals, every living creature on earth. Yes,
Speaker 4: I am confirming my covenant with you. Never again will
Speaker 4: flood waters kill all living creatures. Never again will a
Speaker 4: flood destroy the earth. Then God said, I'm giving you
Speaker 4: a sign of my covenant with you and will all
Speaker 4: or and with all living creatures for all generations to come.
Speaker 4: I have placed my rainbow in the clouds. It is
Speaker 4: a sign of my covenant with you and with all
Speaker 4: the earth. Then I send, excuse me, when I send
Speaker 4: clouds over the earth, the rainbow will appear in the clouds,
Speaker 4: and I will remain or remember my covenant with you
Speaker 4: and with all living creatures. Never again will the floodwaters
Speaker 4: destroy all life. When I see the rainbow in the clouds,
Speaker 4: I will remember the eternal covenant between Earth, between God
Speaker 4: and every living creature on Earth. Then God said to Noah, yes,
Speaker 4: this rainbow is the sign of the covenant. I am
Speaker 4: confirming with all the creatures on Earth.
Speaker 1: So the rainbow is not gay pride.
Speaker 4: No, And obviously he wanted you to know that it's
Speaker 4: not gay pride, because how many times he said the rainbow,
Speaker 4: the rainbow, the rainbow.
Speaker 1: And multiply, be fruitful and multiply.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And it's almost like God knew this situation that we're
Speaker 4: living in today.
Speaker 3: I don't know, I feel like God, Hello McFly, Hello,
Speaker 3: Hello McFly.
Speaker 1: I guess he just knows how the devil takes his stuff,
Speaker 1: totally warps and turns it, takes something good and tries
Speaker 1: to make it something bad or.
Speaker 3: Just. He definitely does not. If he thinks you missed
Speaker 3: it when you're read it the first time, you're gonna
Speaker 3: catch it the second.
Speaker 4: Yeah. And the animals to kick in at some point, right, So,
Speaker 4: like we were talking about the blood before, the blood's
Speaker 4: pretty much life. Without blood, you can cannot live, So
Speaker 4: do not drink the blood of another life form. Right
Speaker 4: and then, Uh, what I also found interesting was, oh, crap,
Speaker 4: lost it again.
Speaker 1: And he's talking about his stone. He's looking on his
Speaker 1: phone for his captures and stuff in his phones. Yeah,
Speaker 1: jumping around.
Speaker 4: Uh, I have to go back to the murder. The
Speaker 4: murder eye for an eye pretty much if if an
Speaker 4: animal kills a person, that animal is meant to die.
Speaker 1: And one thing I thought was really cool was about
Speaker 1: that passage you were talking about. He said, you know,
Speaker 1: for God made man in his own image. You know,
Speaker 1: we are the imagers of God. God is king of heaven,
Speaker 1: a nerve. We are basically his, his lords and regions
Speaker 1: of this and we're supposed to rule in his image.
Speaker 4: You know. Right there it says, let's see all the
Speaker 4: animals on the earth, all the birds in the sky,
Speaker 4: all the small animals that scurry along the ground, and
Speaker 4: the fish the sea will fear and and ear will
Speaker 4: look in you, on you with fear and terror. So
Speaker 4: that was we were made. He gave us. We're the
Speaker 4: top of the food chain.
Speaker 1: We're ruling in his stead, you know, we give us dominions.
Speaker 3: It's what he gave Adam initially. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And what's crazy is the whole image bearer thing.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: It says, if you kill someone, not only are you
Speaker 1: misrepresenting God as unjust in your also killing God because
Speaker 1: your fellow man is also an image bearer like yourself.
Speaker 1: You know, I think if we all seen ourselves in
Speaker 1: this light, we'd behave and act so much more differently,
Speaker 1: you know, not only how we act towards each other
Speaker 1: knowing that they are image bears. Also, you know, that's
Speaker 1: why he said love fulfills the law. Yeah, I never
Speaker 1: looked at it that way, but yeah, we are all
Speaker 1: image bears.
Speaker 4: No, I mean, I've looked at it that way, but
Speaker 4: never to the point to where, like he said, you
Speaker 4: kill another, you pretty much killed me, killed God.
Speaker 3: You know, I still go back to that rainbow thing.
Speaker 3: It's still it just it's still something that is well,
Speaker 3: every time it rains, well, every time it rains, we
Speaker 3: see that. It's something that we've seen since you're a
Speaker 3: little kid. It's just it's a magical thing in the sky.
Speaker 3: You see it. It's just it's unbelievable. And it's been taken,
Speaker 3: you know, for many different purposes of the Leprechaun, you know,
Speaker 3: the gold at the end of the rainbow, and and
Speaker 3: obviously you know you talk about pride this and all
Speaker 3: sorts of different things that that that symbol has been
Speaker 3: used for. But God used it first here. This is
Speaker 3: when he brought his rainbow. So either either it had
Speaker 3: never rained before or they had never seen the sun before,
Speaker 3: because it needs those two things to make a rainbow.
Speaker 1: Correct.
Speaker 3: So at this point when it talks about the you know,
Speaker 3: when we go through it back to the beginning of this,
Speaker 3: when it talks about the the floodgates of Heaven opening up,
Speaker 3: people had probably never seen anything like that before. It
Speaker 3: probably had never rained before.
Speaker 4: Like you said, chaos. I mean, what's the most destructive
Speaker 4: thing in nature. It's water. Water will destroy anything. I
Speaker 4: was gonna say you, well, I'm second, close, second, But I.
Speaker 3: Think that's awesome though. I just think of a rainbow
Speaker 3: that you can see something that God put in the
Speaker 3: sky for us. It's there, it's something tangible. You can
Speaker 3: see it, and it's it's a promise God made, not
Speaker 3: just to made to you, he made to you individually.
Speaker 3: You can look at that and say, oh, God's talking
Speaker 3: to me right now. It's just another thing you can
Speaker 3: see God has put for us right there, and it's
Speaker 3: something tangible and it's.
Speaker 1: And a lot of people don't. They overlook it. But
Speaker 1: the rainbow is in every throne room scene. If you
Speaker 1: go through Revelation Isaiah, all these books were they're called
Speaker 1: into the throne room of God. It either calls it
Speaker 1: explicitly a rainbow above his head, or they describe it
Speaker 1: like like Beryl and Onyx and all these multiple multiple
Speaker 1: colors around above the throne of God. That's the rainbow.
Speaker 1: And I love how I think it was. Mikeusr on
Speaker 1: his podcast he was talking about he said that the
Speaker 1: throne room of God is basically the judge seat inside
Speaker 1: the courtroom. And anytime that you're in the courtroom, what's
Speaker 1: the number one thing you can hope for. You can
Speaker 1: just hope that the judge is fair and just and
Speaker 1: true to his word.
Speaker 4: So what is more.
Speaker 1: Comforting to mankind when you're standing in the throne room
Speaker 1: of God, the judge and ruler of all, and you
Speaker 1: see his rainbow above his head. Promise, Right, that's a
Speaker 1: reminder that God is just and he keeps his promises. Right.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Wow, never thought.
Speaker 3: Yeah, don't drop it though. That's expensive.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's very expensive though. So now I guess we
Speaker 1: can We've covered the biblical part, and we've kind of,
Speaker 1: you know, touched on archaeology and history and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: But I guess if we got anything extra biblical science
Speaker 1: worldview things like that, I guess we could really dive
Speaker 1: into those. Now that the cannon is out of the
Speaker 1: way we started.
Speaker 3: We started a lot and we talked about it, the
Speaker 3: two hundred and seventy seven different flood stories from different
Speaker 3: cultures around the Earth. I mean, you talk about that
Speaker 3: just showing first of all that the I mean happened. Yes, also.
Speaker 4: Say a flood happened.
Speaker 3: One of the things that I looked at this week
Speaker 3: that I thought was pretty interesting is some of the
Speaker 3: research it's done in the Grand Canyon, because that's one
Speaker 3: of the places I think you can really truly see
Speaker 3: when you talk about erosion and things of that nature,
Speaker 3: what it would have taken a massive flood of catastrophe
Speaker 3: event for something like.
Speaker 4: That to happen.
Speaker 3: And you see where some of the the canyons cut out,
Speaker 3: and you know, evolution has these oh this is you
Speaker 3: know this layer of this sediment layer is this many
Speaker 3: million years and they go right down the different millions
Speaker 3: of years. But in the Grand Canyon it jumps, and
Speaker 3: it jumps. Is in periods as big as three billion
Speaker 3: years that they talk about at certain levels are just
Speaker 3: gone and it's it's laid directly on top of each
Speaker 3: other in a perfect flat line. There was no erosion
Speaker 3: in those areas. You can see that that perfect level
Speaker 3: is right there where one layer laid on top of
Speaker 3: another layer, and it's it's just there's what's.
Speaker 1: How water what do they call that? How water? Aren't
Speaker 1: dirt settles when it's carried by water, because I mean
Speaker 1: you have that setim entry, you know, I mean it's
Speaker 1: how it's laid down because of the flood. And then
Speaker 1: also with going along with with Watt Brown's you know theory,
Speaker 1: all that water and earth from the crust and we're talking,
Speaker 1: well they actually talk about this earth being thrown up
Speaker 1: and burying all these things. That's why when they're trying
Speaker 1: to carbon date all these things, that everything's jumping around
Speaker 1: all over the place because it's just.
Speaker 3: Rock.
Speaker 1: Well, it would and buried everything.
Speaker 3: It would have been thrown up, like you said, the
Speaker 3: fountains of the deep. And you talk about what now
Speaker 3: when we have earthquakes. Now when the tectonic plates you know,
Speaker 3: rubbed together, and that's where our tsunamis come from, right,
Speaker 3: And a tsunamis tsunami is not just one wave. You know,
Speaker 3: there's there's multiple waves in a tsunami and each time
Speaker 3: it would have laid down, especially what potentially could have
Speaker 3: happened with the flood. It lays down a layer every
Speaker 3: time it comes, and the next wave leather layer over top,
Speaker 3: and you can see and they can look at the
Speaker 3: I think I was looking at something that was talking
Speaker 3: about the one that happened in the Indian Ocean back.
Speaker 3: I can't remember how many years ago it was, five,
Speaker 3: ten years ago, whatever, But they can see the layers
Speaker 3: of the sediment where that is, and they can see
Speaker 3: you can even look and see where each wave was
Speaker 3: in the sediment layers. You can say this was the
Speaker 3: first wave, this is the second wave, and it lays
Speaker 3: it down just on top of each other, nice flat lines.
Speaker 3: So it just shows you grand canon, just another proof,
Speaker 3: another evidence that obviously the flood happened. Obviously. Evolution is
Speaker 3: just it's it's a it's a way that people try
Speaker 3: to take responsibility out of out of living. They don't
Speaker 3: want to have someone. They want to think that we're
Speaker 3: the greatest power, are the greatest power. They don't want
Speaker 3: they don't want there to be a god. They don't
Speaker 3: want to be held responsible.
Speaker 4: Right, that's the whole thing with truth. If there's no god,
Speaker 4: then what's what you?
Speaker 1: What is truth?
Speaker 4: How?
Speaker 1: You?
Speaker 4: All?
Speaker 3: Right? We're getting off tracked. I'm sorry I got us
Speaker 3: off tracked.
Speaker 1: It's all relevant well that time, you know, and we
Speaker 1: was talking about that before we started recording, you know
Speaker 1: time you know, like ten thousand BC to three thousand
Speaker 1: b C. The you know, historians and scientists, everybody calls that,
Speaker 1: you know, the dark history. You don't hear nothing, you know,
Speaker 1: you don't hear of anything to around three thousand BC,
Speaker 1: and so you know, there was eight people. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: I think that was after the flood. That puts the
Speaker 1: flood count around three thousand BC. And if you you know,
Speaker 1: if you do like the population counts. I can't remember
Speaker 1: where I pulled this reference from. I think this was
Speaker 1: Tray Smith also, but he was doing the people as
Speaker 1: far as the people goes, you know, three thousand BC,
Speaker 1: the flood, if there was, you know, if we believe
Speaker 1: what the Bible says that there was eight people from
Speaker 1: three thousand BC to the birth of Christ. You know,
Speaker 1: all the historians and stuff and scientists of this day
Speaker 1: puts the world population around two hundred million, you know,
Speaker 1: so if you go from there to two hundred million,
Speaker 1: and then fast forward to twenty twelve, the world population
Speaker 1: was seven billion, you know, any mathematician or geneticist will
Speaker 1: tell you that these are not unrealistic numbers. I mean
Speaker 1: everything lines up perfectly. Yeah, but as it was in
Speaker 1: the day's of no, so it shall be in the
Speaker 1: coming of the sun of man. And once again it's multifaceted.
Speaker 4: Well. And on top of that, we're kind of what
Speaker 4: I've had in my head too, is so they had
Speaker 4: all this knowledge before Noah, Okay, I'm not a surgeon,
Speaker 4: neither of y'all close close. You said the all day
Speaker 4: in yeah, okay. But so if you take eight people, right,
Speaker 4: and then eight teap people know what they know, but
Speaker 4: they obviously don't know everything. Everything else is killed off.
Speaker 4: All they go into the new world now is what
Speaker 4: they know. So that's why you know. And then humans
Speaker 4: like we are striving and to know everything again.
Speaker 3: And whatever written history or whatever that was actually there,
Speaker 3: whatever was recorded, right, would have all been washed away anyway,
Speaker 3: And that's the other part of that.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah.
Speaker 4: And if and then that that goes into the dark ages.
Speaker 4: You didn't know anything because you just had eight people,
Speaker 4: you know, you just had eight How much did they forget?
Speaker 1: Oh, exactly nothing news under the sun, all this stuff
Speaker 1: we think we're learning new now.
Speaker 4: No, I mean, yeah, it was just like raising our children, right.
Speaker 1: But if you ever looked into those have you any
Speaker 1: of you guys actually ever looked into those other culture
Speaker 1: flood accounts.
Speaker 3: I've watched a couple of but they're spot on.
Speaker 1: You. You know, the the Tolti Indians of Mexico. Uh,
Speaker 1: they got a flood accounty. But they even said after
Speaker 1: they built or after the flood, the people gathered together
Speaker 1: and build a great tower. You know.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, look at all the different pyramids throughout the.
Speaker 3: We we're talking about the Tower of Babbel. Yeah, that's yeah,
Speaker 3: direct reference.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: In China, the z dynasty, Uh, they put their flood
Speaker 1: account around two thousand BC. Uh New Nwia and Foo
Speaker 1: forgive me if I'm pronounced and he's wrong, But twenty
Speaker 1: nine fifty two BC, eight people was on board, and
Speaker 1: the Septuagint puts the flood around three thousand to twenty
Speaker 1: five hundred BC. So even the dates coincide. You know, Egypt,
Speaker 1: the first Pyramid was around twenty six hundred BC, right
Speaker 1: around the flood time, you know, and they also had
Speaker 1: a flood account. You know, Egypt's flood account TM the
Speaker 1: creation God brought a global flood, killing all but the
Speaker 1: people on board, you know, the Assyrians, they had a
Speaker 1: flood account and they built a large boat.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's just one thing about that too. I
Speaker 3: think it's kind of funny is that you see how
Speaker 3: close those dates are, maybe a span of maybe fotreed
Speaker 3: years that we're talking that they vary. But if you're
Speaker 3: going back and your evolutionist looking at things and carbon dating,
Speaker 3: well a million years, that's really not a long time.
Speaker 3: You know, you think, yeah, it's not really a long time.
Speaker 3: That's really just that's a blink of an eye and
Speaker 3: the whole evolutionary picture. But we're talking about a span.
Speaker 4: Of four hundred years.
Speaker 3: Yeah, four hundred years or so. We're all where every culture,
Speaker 3: and some of these cultures are not written cultures. This
Speaker 3: is oral stuff. It gets passed down through generations. It's
Speaker 3: just it's pretty amazing when you really think about it.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's it's hard to say that that evidence
Speaker 3: isn't i mean, it's about as bulletproof as it gets
Speaker 3: if you ask, oh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, sure, and everything before the flood is almost eating perfection,
Speaker 1: you know. And what's crazy is like when you look
Speaker 1: and you actually do the research. All modern plants and
Speaker 1: animals found today, they're all found in the fossil record.
Speaker 1: But the only difference is in every single one of them.
Speaker 1: The pre flood ones are much larger. I mean all
Speaker 1: of them. I mean they find eagle skulls the size
Speaker 1: of a modern coffee table, just the skull. You know,
Speaker 1: you look at Mee and thal Man, all these elongated
Speaker 1: skulls and these huge skulls they're finding. And what's crazy
Speaker 1: is your skull. The only bone or whatever you're on,
Speaker 1: your cranium that doesn't stop growing is that eyebrow, your brow.
Speaker 1: And every single neanderthal man they find, they're huge. They're
Speaker 1: protruding out like two and a half inches because they
Speaker 1: lived so long, because it was a Garden of edenstyle atmosphere,
Speaker 1: well like yours.
Speaker 4: Talking about just conversation amongst us is if you had
Speaker 4: that all that water around the globe as far as
Speaker 4: globe right, so like it says in Genesis separate waters
Speaker 4: from the waters, or.
Speaker 3: The waters above from the water, right, So so if.
Speaker 4: You would take that as water above, and it says
Speaker 4: the gates of Heaven opened up and the water is
Speaker 4: poured into the earth. So that would I mean it's
Speaker 4: blocking out the sun, all.
Speaker 1: The UV rays, the modernized ozone layer, right, yeah, that
Speaker 1: makes your air quality yeah everything, yep.
Speaker 4: So so if that happened, then obviously you'd live longer,
Speaker 4: so didn't have all the harsh.
Speaker 3: You're telling me that global warming started with the flood. Done?
Speaker 3: It did?
Speaker 1: It's the label you want to put on. Yeah, But
Speaker 1: what's crazy is even in the fossil record is we
Speaker 1: find trees still standing upright. I mean, it's just it's
Speaker 1: crazy when you look back into I mean, you'll find
Speaker 1: a modern day turtle the size of your fist, that
Speaker 1: pre flood turtle, exact same skeletal structure, I mean, identical.
Speaker 1: The only different it's the size of your freaking GM.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like a sea turtle.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Box the eagles, they've done experiments, you experiments now to well,
Speaker 3: part of it have been a higher oxygenation in the atmosphere, right,
Speaker 3: So they've done this experiment now and this is documented.
Speaker 3: I can't pull exactly where, but this is documented. I've
Speaker 3: watched a couple of things on this where they took
Speaker 3: a fish and that whatever fish it was, they auctionated
Speaker 3: the water. I can't remember how much, way more than normal.
Speaker 3: They overactionated the water, but that fish grew three times
Speaker 3: the size it would grow in the wild, like in nature.
Speaker 3: Here because the atmosphere at that time pre flood was different.
Speaker 3: Things were different, and that's at that time after the flood,
Speaker 3: God says, what, no one's going to live longer than
Speaker 3: one hundred and twenty years. And subsequently because of the
Speaker 3: changes in the atmosphere, are the things that happened as
Speaker 3: a result of the flood that has obviously.
Speaker 1: Changed perfect environment for the nephilow the giants.
Speaker 4: I mean, yeah, So what you're telling me is I
Speaker 4: can go and get some oxygen tanks. You'll be huge,
Speaker 4: don't I don't need to go to the gym. I
Speaker 4: can just breathe more oxygeny.
Speaker 1: You've very be glad Chat's not here.
Speaker 4: He strength it Witneys.
Speaker 1: And uh doctor Jack Cuzmo, I like I read one
Speaker 1: of his quotes he was talking about all this. He
Speaker 1: said on the pre flood man, you know aka Neanderthal
Speaker 1: development and the juveniles were extremely slow. Not only are
Speaker 1: they extremely old, A person thirty two would look sixteen
Speaker 1: by our modern standards today. That's why you get such
Speaker 1: long life spans and stuff like that, and you hear about,
Speaker 1: you know, people waiting until they're one hundred years old
Speaker 1: and still having children, because yeah, they might have been
Speaker 1: one hundred years old, but physically they were had the
Speaker 1: body of a thirty year old.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, kind of like that.
Speaker 4: That's kind of what I always wondered, you know, just
Speaker 4: thinking like, man, you know, was it Abraham?
Speaker 1: Was it dog years?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 1: I thought that, like, yeah, of.
Speaker 4: Course, he asked, hand having babies at all? Yeah, good
Speaker 4: gracious you though, late bloomer like they walk around with
Speaker 4: crutches and walkersh But I.
Speaker 1: Guess yeah, is that it?
Speaker 3: That's all I got?
Speaker 1: Well, I will close with a very unsuspecting quote from
Speaker 1: enough wholly on Napoleon himself. He said, men will believe
Speaker 1: anything unless it is written in the Bible. See you
Speaker 1: next time. Keep digging
Speaker 4: The