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Every Ancient Civilisation Believes This, But Folks Can't See It · Off The Kirb Ministries

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  Did you know that every ancient culture has its own account?
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  Of a worldwide flood. The American Indians recount a
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  time when a powerful snake made all the people evil this snake
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  then caused water to wash everything away.
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  However, this wasn't the end of the story a man known by the
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  American Indians as the grandfather of all men actually
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  survived the flood by riding on the back of a great turtle.
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  The South American people believe in a story from Peru.
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  There was a shepherd and his family, and one day they noticed
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  that their llamas were sad. Upon further inspection, they
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  realized why. The stars had begun to align in
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  a pattern that warned them that a great flood was coming.
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  So the shepherd and his family immediately climbed to the top
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  of a high mountain, and this protected them when the
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  floodwaters began to spread. Across the earth.
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  The ancient Greeks told a story of a man who made a box where he
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  could store all things necessary for life.
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  One day, he and his wife decided to shut themselves away in this
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  box. Coincidentally, the Greek God
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  Zeus decided to cause a great rain to fall.
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  Literally everyone was removed from the earth, except those
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  who, like in our last story, were smart enough to climb up to
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  some very tall mountains. Now the man and his wife, they
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  remained in their box, and this box was tossed around the ocean
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  for many days until eventually it hit dry ground.
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  So they were rewarded for thinking inside the box.
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  The people of India believe in a person called Manu who had a
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  conversation with a fish. The fish prophesied that there
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  would be a huge flood and it would wipe everyone else.
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  This fish then suggested that Manu built a boat and so he did
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  and thus lived on to tell the tale.
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  On the islands of the Pacific they have multiple flood
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  stories. One goes like this.
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  A fisherman got his fishing hooks caught in the hair of a
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  slumbering ocean guard. Once awoken, he decided that all
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  the people on the earth were evil and they should be dealt
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  with. The fisherman pleaded for a
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  second chance, so the ocean guard told him to go on an
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  island where he would be safe when the floodwaters began to
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  arrive. The ancient Babylonians believed
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  and God who told a man you tapish him to build a boat and
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  fill it with his family, property, food and cattle as
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  life was about to be washed away by a great flood.
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  Now you won't believe this, but after six days on the boat, this
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  Babylonian version of Noah sent out a dove, a swallow, and a
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  Raven to check if everything was clear for him to leave the
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  boats. When he eventually left the
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  boats he then made an offering to the gods and this pleased
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  them greatly. OK, you probably know by now
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  that I am a Christian and I don't believe in any of these
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  stories, but I believe in the biblical accounts of Noah.
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  But I am going to make a statement for you and I want you
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  to tell me what you think happened.
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  Either all of these stories are just coincidences, or there
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  actually was. A real.
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  Worldwide flood and all of these ancient cultures are somehow
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  trying to explain this massive event with their own campfire
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  tales. By the way, if you are
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  interested in hearing about ancient civilizations, you will
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  struggle to hear some information I want to share with
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  you in a future video. You'll find it very hard to find
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  this information anywhere else, so please do subscribe if you'd
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  like to see this video that will be coming very soon.
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  But right now, the evidence for a worldwide flood is not just in
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  every ancient culture, but across the entire face of the
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  world. Take a look at this.
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  This is the Grand Canyon, and it doesn't take a genius to see
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  that this beautiful natural wonder of the world was caused
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  by a huge amount of water cutting through the deep parts
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  of the Canyon. And do you not think that the
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  layers and layers of rock which we can see today show evidence
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  of rock layers being laid down extremely quickly by a worldwide
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  floods? Especially when we can see
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  organisms crossing over into different parts of the sediment
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  as if they were buried very quickly as opposed to each layer
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  being formed slowly over millions of years?
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  But guys, would you like to see a memorable picture which you
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  will never quite Unsee? This fish was caught red handed
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  eating its lunch. So come on now, how can we
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  explain this other than the obvious explanation that this
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  fish was buried suddenly in a huge amount of water?
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  However, this wasn't the only time that the fossil record
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  proved the biblical. Story to be.
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  True, on the 29th of May 1953, Edmund Hillary became the 1st
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  man to climb Mount Everest and it's rumoured that when he
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  reached the very top, he found sea shells.
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  I wouldn't mention this rumour normally, but it has actually
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  been fact checked by real geologists and real
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  palaeontologists who have also found shells on the top of Mount
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  Everest. But not just shells, but fish
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  fossils too. So over to you now you explain
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  to me what a fish doing 29,000 feet above sea level.
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  The obvious answer is the Bible's accounts of Noah's
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  flood. It says and the waters prevailed
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  exceedingly on the earth, and all the high hills or mountains
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  in other versions under the whole heaven were covered.
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  One piece of evidence which is staring every single one of us
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  in the face is the fact that Earth is covered by 71% of
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  water. And it's no secret that water
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  doesn't just disappear, but it's recycled over and over again
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  through the water cycle. So which do you think makes more
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  sense? The opposing view from those who
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  do not believe in the Bible and the Flood who say that the
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  reason water covers the majority of the world is because it
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  arrived on comets? Or do you think it makes more
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  sense that all of this water is a remnant from a worldwide
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  flood? And actually, all of these
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  ancient cultures could be on to something.
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  But listen to me, It's not just Christians who believe in a
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  worldwide flood. Graham Hancock, who is not a
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  follower of Jesus Christ, also believes the evidence for such
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  an event is undeniable. And there is evidence for
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  cataclysmic flooding across North America dated to the
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  Younger Dryas between 12,800 and 11,600 years ago.
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  Here's a map that shows the extensive scarring of what are
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  called the channelled Scablands in the Pacific Northwest of
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  North America. This is a meteorite.
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  It's an iron meteorite, and it was found in Oregon and it's
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  sacred to the Native American people of Oregon.
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  But it didn't come from Oregon. It came from 100 miles further
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  north. It came from the Canadian ice
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  cap and it was carried in an iceberg on those floods from
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  Canada into Oregon. Then the iceberg melted away,
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  leaving this 15 ton oriented ion meteorite and dated to exactly
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  12,800 years ago. Rocks on this giant scale
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  carried there in enormous icebergs are found all over the
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  Pacific Northwest. This area is even called Boulder
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  Park. There's so many of them, and we
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  must try to envisage the kind of floods that could have caused
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  this level of damage. Floods that were jostling with
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  enormous icebergs, that had whole forests ripped up by their
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  roots within them, that were mud and rubble in the basis of them,
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  highly erosive features, erosive enough to create this fossilized
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  waterfall called Dry Falls in just two weeks.
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  The water at the bottom of Dry Falls is just rainwater that has
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  pooled there. But 12,800 years ago a humongous
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  flood poured over this and scoured out that waterfall and
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  then stopped quite suddenly to get a sense of the scale.
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  If we put Niagara Falls in the picture, you can begin to
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  realise how big Dry Falls is. Niagara Falls is still there.
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  The river is still creating it. Dry Falls 12,800 years ago, the
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  work of two weeks of flooding. Nature is fractal.
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  We we know that what nature does on a small scale, it also does
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  on a large scale. So go to the beach, watch the
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  tide go out, and you will see little current ripples on the
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  beach. And those ripples might be an
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  inch high and a few feet long. But there are current ripples on
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  the Camas Prairie in the Pacific Northwest that are on a
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  completely different scale. You can get a sense of it here.
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  We'll go closer. That's a car for scale.
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  These current ripples are 50 feet high and 300 feet long, and
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  they testify to the most enormous flooding that passed
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  through and then receded in that area.
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  And the story continues in Minnesota.
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  It continues in the Finger Lakes of New York State.
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  The latest science is saying these are not carved by
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  glaciers. These are the result of
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  flooding. So they just stand out like.
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  Out of nowhere. This thing was transported
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  almost 200 miles from it's it's likely origin was Mount Robeson
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  and we didn't get to this one, but this is evidence that the
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  the flooding was much more extensive than just the Missoula
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  flooding your North American continental I should.
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  Just jump in there and say that it isn't any longer
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  controversial that there was gigantic flooding in the Pacific
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  Northwest and indeed across the whole range just South of the
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  ice camp, that that is accepted now.
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  But the very idea that there was flooding at all was hotly
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  opposed for for decades there was a Great American geologist
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  called J Harlan Bretz who was the first to document the fact
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  that there had been colossal flooding in that area.
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  And he lived in the 1900s and nineteen 1920s.
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  And because he suggested that there had been a cataclysm, of
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  course, he was exiled by his colleagues.
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  Eventually his data prevailed, and he was awarded the Penrose
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  Medal, the highest award of the geological geology in America,
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  in 1976, when he was like 96 years old.
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  But it's so. Disturbing to.
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  Me that it works like that. It works like that but.
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  What happened, you see, was Holland Bretz was convinced from
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  the beginning that he was dealing, and this is a very
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  experienced field geologist, that he was dealing with a
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  single humongous flood. See here's.
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  The problem? Geologists haven't been focused
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  on catastrophism. What they've been doing, they
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  work for the government. They work for the oil companies.
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  They're they're more interested in what's down below the, the,
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  the natural gas, the oil and stuff.
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  There's another point. There's another point I'd like
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  to add to that, Randall, as to why geologists are not focused
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  on catastrophes. Geology is a science and and
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  science in effect defined itself as being different from
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  religious superstition. So the notion of the great flood
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  that we find in the Bible became a very discredited notion in
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  science and, and the the the by by by by association with that,
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  any suggestion of a great cataclysm in the past was seen
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  as superstitious behavior to be shunned completely by the
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  squeaky clean, shiny new sciences who must never take
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  that into account. So any geologist who dares to
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  propose a cataclysmic episode is up against that right away that
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  his colleagues don't want to go there.
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  Because they're afraid. That they're going to be.
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  Accused of. Buying into Noah's flood or
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  whatever. That's so unfortunate.
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  If you remember one word from this entire video, remember this
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  one. Prepare.
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  Because here's the thing, even in Noah's day, there were
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  doubters. There's nothing new under the
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  sun. When I was a little boy, do you
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  know, I used to sing a hymn, a children's hymn, and it went
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  like this. Mr. Noah built an ark.
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  The people thought it such a lark.
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  Mr. Noah pleaded so, but into the ark they would not go.
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  And Jesus Christ Himself said, For as in the days that were
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  before the flood, they were eating and drinking, marrying
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  and giving in marriage until the day that Noah entered into the
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  ark. And they knew not until the
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  flood came and took them all away.
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  So shall also be the coming of the Son of Man Be you see, Noah
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  was a preacher of righteousness. Oh, how that godly man wanted
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  people to turn from their pride, to turn from their wrongdoings,
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  and to find safety in God's rescue plan the ark.
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  But nothing's changed today. Men and women stand on street
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  corners and preach that God's judgement is coming.
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  So men and women should prepare today.
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  Pastors preach in pulpits and say there is only one way to
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  escape God's wrath and that is through the Lord Jesus Christ.
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  So prepare to meet thy God today.
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  Millions, possibly even. Billions have seen men, women
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  and many young and old people on social media pleading with
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  sinners to come to the Lord Jesus Christ.
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  But how does this generation respond?
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  Just like in the days of Noah, they laugh and they think that
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  we're all just a big joke for trusting in this one man and
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  what this one man did 2000 years ago.
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  Just like the people thought that Noah was a joke for
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  building an art. And it's sad because they do
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  think we're out of our minds because we believe that Jesus
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  Christ will save us and that he is coming again.
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  But mark my words, the rain will start to fall and this
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  generation will one day see the judgments of God that they
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  ignored and laughed at. Because soon God will judge the
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  world again. But he won't do it with water
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  this time. Now he's promised he'll never
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  use water again. Now the next time he judges, it
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  will be with fire. And you know as well as I do
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  there is something that awaits all those people who reject the
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  sun, all those people who say I do not want Jesus Christ.
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  You know, something is awaiting. All friends, seek refuge in
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  Christ today. There is an ark today, and that
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  ark is the Lord Jesus. The door of the boat is flung
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  open and all. Who will walk?
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  In will be saved, but you must enter before the door shuts
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  because that door will not be open forever.
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  You must come to the cross that was also built from woods and
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  let the Lord Jesus Christ wash away all of your sins.
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  He will wash. Away everything.
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  You've ever done all that wrongness with his very blood,
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  because his love also flows out to all mankind.
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  It flows richly, like a flood. And that's why he went to the
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  cross in love. In love He shed his blood for
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  you so that you can be cleansed. And so today turned to him
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  because he not only died, but he rose again and he's coming back
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  for his church one day, despite what the doubters say.
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  And I hope every single one of us will know and remember that
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  Jesus Christ is coming again. And one day he's going to gather
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  all those who love him and trust in him, and he's going to take
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  us up to be with him in the clouds.
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  And I really do hope that you will be there that day meeting
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  him in the clouds, because you too have trusted in the Lord
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  Jesus Christ as your Saviour. But hey, now I can hear some of
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  you say, Joe, why don't you show the people a more physical
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  imprint of Noah's Ark in the mountains of Ararat?
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  Well, I have a whole video dedicated to this incredible
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  discovery. If you'd like to see that,
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  please click. Here and if you haven't.
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  Yet subscribed. Please do.
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  It would be a real privilege to see you in the next video.
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  God bless you all and thank you for watching.