NaliWarCowZ
…I don’t believe that God covered the earth in water, because where did the water come from and go?
…Plus when the water went back down, all the trees and everything would be dead
…How did Moses spread the sea? Is it metaphorical or what?
…I don’t understand why God was willing to do all that magical stuff back then but hasn’t done anything like that in the past 2000 years when there was a real way to record it down and prove it
…I’m not going to go into great detail, but I don’t believe in a lot of the stuff in the Old Testament because some of it is so old that I don’t know who wrote about it. Like who wrote about Adam and Eve?
You don’t know how much water there truly is on earth. There is ten times more water than there is land above sea land. Most of the earth’s mountains consist of tipped and buckled sedimentary layers. Since these sediments were initally laid down through water as nearly horizontal layers, the mountains have been pushed up after the sediments were deposited*
If these mountains were again flattened out while the ocean basins were allowed to rise in compensation for this downward flow of mass, the oceans would again flood the entire earth.
God covered the entire earth with water. If not, how do you explain that every major mountain range contains fossilized sea life? On top of that, how do you explain the Mid-Oceanic Ridge?
Oh yeah… AND The sources of the water are given in Genesis 7:11 as “the fountains of the great deep” so it’s safe to say they went back into the same place they came from.
…Plus when the water went back down, all the trees and everything would be dead
Many terrestrial seeds can survive long periods of soaking in various concentrations of salt water.[1] Indeed, salt water impedes the germination of some species so that the seed lasts better in salt water than fresh water.
Other plants could have survived in floating vegetation masses, or on pumice from the volcanic activity. Pieces of many plants are still capable of asexual sprouting.
Many plants could have survived as planned food stores on the ark, or accidental inclusions in such food stores (Genesis 6:21).
Many seeds have devices for attaching themselves to animals, and some could have survived the flood by this means. Others could have survived in the stomachs of the bloated, floating carcasses of dead herbivores.
The olive leaf brought back to Noah by the dove (Genesis 8:11) shows that plants were regenerating well before Noah and company left the ark.
…I don’t understand why God was willing to do all that magical stuff back then but hasn’t done anything like that in the past 2000 years when there was a real way to record it down and prove it
It ALMOST sounds like you aren’t wanting to look. It’s like saying “show me a sign that you do exist God… ANYTHING” while having your hands over your eyes. Have you read the New Testament? That’s a very GREATLY documented piece of manuscripts that have miracles and the sort that you say you want proof for. It just depends on what you REALLY want to see. If you don’t want to see the blatent proof, no matter what I say, you will shut your eyes from it.
…I’m not going to go into great detail, but I don’t believe in a lot of the stuff in the Old Testament because some of it is so old that I don’t know who wrote about it. Like who wrote about Adam and Eve?
What great detail won’t you go into? You pretty much summed it up. Anyways, please DO go into some more detail, elaborate on your statement. I don’t understand, honestly, what you won’t go into great detail about. Moses was the one who wrote most of the Old Testament. He was not there , obviously, when things happened. God wanted to let them know where they came from, heritage, what they had to go through, and to know Him. Moses recorded it about Adam & Eve. Now that you know about it, why are you not wanting to believe it because it is old? I mean, that should make you believe in it! It has stood the test of time!