7 C's of history - Answers in Genesis
7 C's of history - Answers in Genesis 7 C's of history - Answers in Genesis
Only one righteous man, Noah, found favor inHis eyes. God told Noah that He would send agreat Flood to judge the entire globe by covering itwith water.Parrots and antelopes and ... dinosaurs?God provided a way for Noah, his wife, his threesons, their wives, the land animals and birds (thefish and other sea creatures could survive in thewater) to survive this catastrophe by building ahuge Ark.Noah and his family worked on the Ark for manyyears, probably warning those around them aboutGod’s judgment that was coming. Nobody buthis family believed. When they finished building,God brought two of every animal (including dinosaurs!)and seven of some, to the Ark.The Creation Museum will powerfully show thatthere was plenty of room in this huge vessel fortens of thousands of animals … even dinosaurs(the average dinosaur was only the size of a sheep,and Noah didn’t have to take fully grown adultsof the large dinosaurs). A museum exhibit aboutthe processes associated with ‘natural selection’and ‘speciation’ will throw much light on such12
questions. Noah actually only needed about16,000 animals on the Ark to represent all the distinctkinds of land-dwelling animals.This Noah’s Arkmodel will be a part ofa large exhibit on the Flood.After all were on board, the ‘fountains of thegreat deep’ broke up and the ‘windows of heaven’opened. These provided the water that wouldcover every spot on the whole earth.We’ve all seen the damage a local flood cando—ripping up trees, depositing layers of mud,destroying everything in its path. Now imaginethe damage done by a flood covering the entireplanet!Nothing would be the same after the waters hadleft and the earth had begun to dry. Everything13
- Page 1 and 2: THE SEVEN C’SOF HISTORYby Ken Ham
- Page 3 and 4: sun wasn’t created until Day 4.Da
- Page 5 and 6: is billions of years old. For examp
- Page 7 and 8: eautiful garden (planted especially
- Page 9 and 10: creation. The world we see today, w
- Page 11: ATASTROPHE‘And every living thing
- Page 15 and 16: The Spirit rover made this image of
- Page 17 and 18: A visually stunning section of the
- Page 19 and 20: skin color (not different colors) a
- Page 21 and 22: The Creation Museum will ‘bring t
- Page 23 and 24: explain that marriage is between on
- Page 25 and 26: Creator that was broken by Adam’s
- Page 27 and 28: elation 13:8; 17:8)—when they die
- Page 29 and 30: have. Sometimes it might seem as if
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Only one righteous man, Noah, found favor <strong>in</strong>His eyes. God told Noah that He would send agreat Flood to judge the entire globe by cover<strong>in</strong>g itwith water.Parrots and antelopes and ... d<strong>in</strong>osaurs?God provided a way for Noah, his wife, his threesons, their wives, the land animals and birds (thefish and other sea creatures could survive <strong>in</strong> thewater) to survive this catastrophe by build<strong>in</strong>g ahuge Ark.Noah and his family worked on the Ark for manyyears, probably warn<strong>in</strong>g those around them aboutGod’s judgment that was com<strong>in</strong>g. Nobody buthis family believed. When they f<strong>in</strong>ished build<strong>in</strong>g,God brought two <strong>of</strong> every animal (<strong>in</strong>clud<strong>in</strong>g d<strong>in</strong>osaurs!)and seven <strong>of</strong> some, to the Ark.The Creation Museum will powerfully show thatthere was plenty <strong>of</strong> room <strong>in</strong> this huge vessel fortens <strong>of</strong> thousands <strong>of</strong> animals … even d<strong>in</strong>osaurs(the average d<strong>in</strong>osaur was only the size <strong>of</strong> a sheep,and Noah didn’t have to take fully grown adults<strong>of</strong> the large d<strong>in</strong>osaurs). A museum exhibit aboutthe processes associated with ‘natural selection’and ‘speciation’ will throw much light on such12
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