Salvation Lessons from Adam to Noah
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Salvation Lessons from Adam to Noah
- 4. It’s like when you tell everyone about your trip to Sea World…
- 5. But afterward you focus on that which impacted you the most…
- 11. The Fall
- 19. Source: Answers in Genesis Patriarch Age (in years) Bible Reference Adam 930 Genesis 5:4 Seth 912 Genesis 5:8 Enosh 905 Genesis 5:11 Kenan 910 Genesis 5:14 Mahalalel 895 Genesis 5:17 Jared 962 Genesis 5:20 Enoch 365 (translated) Genesis 5:23 Methuselah 969 Genesis 5:27 Lamech 777 Genesis 5:31 Noah 950 Genesis 9:29
- 23. But Noah found favor in the eyes of the LORD Genesis 6:8
- 26. It was a Massive Structure
- 28. When the Flood Began…
- 32. It Left Evidence
- 33. Lots of Time and Little Water or Lots of Water and Little Time?
- 34. Mount St. Helens (Washington State) After the May 18, 1980 eruption
- 37. Noah’s Descendants Changes in Lifespan
- 38. Source: Answers in Genesis Patriarch Age (in years) Bible Reference Adam 930 Genesis 5:4 Seth 912 Genesis 5:8 Enosh 905 Genesis 5:11 Kenan 910 Genesis 5:14 Mahalalel 895 Genesis 5:17 Jared 962 Genesis 5:20 Enoch 365 (translated) Genesis 5:23 Methuselah 969 Genesis 5:27 Lamech 777 Genesis 5:31 Noah 950 Genesis 9:29
- 39. Source: Answers in Genesis Patriarch Age (in years) Bible Reference Shem 600 Genesis 11:10-11 Arpachshad 438 Genesis 11:12-13 Shelah 433 Genesis 11:14-15 Eber 464 Genesis 11:16-17 Peleg 239 Genesis 11:18-19 Reu 239 Genesis 11:20-21 Serug 230 Genesis 11:22-23 Nahor 148 Genesis 11:24-25 Terah 205 Genesis 11:32 Abram (Abraham) 175 Genesis 25:7
- 41. Changes in Diet After the Flood: 2 The fear of you and the terror of you will be on every beast of the earth and on every bird of the sky; with everything that creeps on the ground, and all the fish of the sea, into your hand they are given. 3 Every moving thing that is alive shall be food for you; I give all to you, as I gave the green plant. (Genesis 9:2-3)
- 50. We are still experiencing the Effects of the Worldwide Flood
- 51. My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge Hosea 4:6a
- 54. Every word of God is tested Then, don’t we believe that as written in Proverbs 30:5a?
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- Atlantis, Electric Eel, The Sea Lions, the dolphins, Rio Loco, Shamu, the sharks, Shamu express
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- At least 11 verses
- At least 11 verses
- At least 11 verses
- Dios le habló a Adán antes de que Eva fuera formada. Así que Dios no le había hablado a Eva; no “les dijo” sino que le dijo a Adán.
- Lost the purity, lost their naïveté's
- En 1968 se encontró la tumba de Yehohanan ben Hagkol en Jerusalén. El talón derecho tenía el talón atravesado por un gran clavo de hierro, al cual fragmentos de madera aún estaban adheridos en ambos lados. In the course of excavations of a burial cave in northern Jerusalem, an ossuary was found inscribed with the name of the deceased: Yehohanan ben Hagkol. Examination of the remains preserved within the ossuary revealed that the right heel bone was pierced by a large iron nail, to which fragments of wood were attached at either end. The find attests to the fact that Yehohanan had been put to death by crucifixion. This humiliating and excruciating form of execution was used to punish rebels, thieves and captives.
- Bloodshed is needed for atonement
- Some limestone layers found in Texas contain thousands of petrified clams. The clams are so tightly packed, they are touching each other. Clams don’t normally live nor die the way they are found. Most of the fossils are tightly closed. Since clam shells open when a clam dies, these clams were buried alive so quickly that they didn't have a chance to dig their way out of the sediment. This mass mortality of clams indicates rapid burial consistent with the Biblical Flood rather than from slow accumulation of sedimentary layers over vast amounts of evolutionary time. Polyestrate tree – did it grow for 100 million years as the sediment slowly buried it? – Evidence indicates it was buried quickly! “ In other words, the history of any one part of the earth, like the life of a soldier, consists of long periods of boredom and short periods of terror.”- Derek Ager, The Nature of the Stratigraphical record (evolutionist) Stratas all part of 1 big catastrophy.
- When Mt. St. Helens erupted, we saw how quickly hundreds of feet of geologic formations can form. Within days, several hundred feet of new layers were deposited. Many of these layers were created by catastrophic mud flows traveling at high velocities. Geologists were impressed with the fact that the layers were not jumbled masses of material, but very finely sorted layers. These fine layers were unexpected. They formed simultaneously as the result of flow patterns within the larger flow; as parts of the mud slurry moved more rapidly, or slowly, than adjacent parts. Could this explain other geologic formations as well? Another lesson learned from the eruption of Mt. St. Helens is that it does not take as long to form certain landforms as we had previously thought. Badlands, such as those in Badlands National Park, consist of gullies and ridges thought to take millions of years to erode. But scientists observed steam blasts, erupting to the surface, from trapped water in the hot volcanic layers at Mt. St. Helens. These eruptions produced steam pits having the same erosional features as the Badlands. How long did it take? Less than a day!
- God promised them one hundred and twenty years’ respite: if they repented in that interim, well; if not, they should be destroyed by a flood.