This One Thing Will Make You Believe in Noah’s Flood

In this episode of The Genesis Account of Noah’s Ark, Calvin Smith reveals the specific trends of evidence from around the world that prove the existence of the Flood, unless you have this one thing holding you back.

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[theotherguy]

I am Hmong and my people never knew God until the missionaries came to us. We also have the world wide flood story.

[redghost]

God does whatever He wants, whenever He wants, and man just doesn’t understand that. Praise Jesus.

[trustenbaker]

" If they believe not Moses and the prophets neither will they be persuaded, though one rose from the dead "

And one did by the way.

[Angie-GoneSoon]

It's like that song we used to sing in church.. "God is God, and God don't ever change.. God is God, and always will be God."

[dougminnis]

I took a tour of Mt Helens in WA and the tour guide was commenting on how all the experts were shocked at how much material was washed away in such a short amount of time.

[paradigmbuster]

Faith makes the visible evidence of the invisible, visible.
Unbelief makes the visible evidence of the invisible, invisible.

[peteverhelst]

If people would now simply repent and turn to God who wants sinners to turn to Jesus whom He sent.

[meforsure]

Before Noah flood rain never fell from the sky it came from the ground like fog. If you want to know where the water came from look at what a atmospheric river is this will explain some of the questions that are being asked. This doesn't answer the whole question but it gives us a better understanding of alot of these questions.

[blessedsuburbanmamma]

Multiple cultures around the world tell stories about the flood even not acknowledging the one true God. Everything in nature shows a reverence for our creature and a healthy fear and trust in him at the same time.. it’s us his most beloved creation that struggles to love and obey him like we should because we have free will. A fool says to himself there is no God and lies to himself in his heart. It’s plainly clear

[bturner]

When I was young, a group of friends rode our horses to the top of a 9, 500 ft mountain in northern Utah. We were surprised to find petrified fish, palm fronds, and other things embedded in the rocks on top. I immediately thought of the flood. A few years later found me digging swimming pools in the hills of Northern California east of Oakland. After digging 12 feet through untouched rock, sand, etc. I found a large piece of green glass finely manufactured. Again, the flood came to my mind. In my view, these things happened with sudden force and powerful movements, not erosion over millions of years. Intellectual pride makes it very difficult for the ‘learned’ to ever accept these observations.

[timb]

The tree trunk going thru many layers of strata is very damning to the evolution proponents at 4:36.

[carlosjesusrodriguezduenas]

That's it! The best evidence thus far! The trees fossilized standing up; right where they grew. The sedimentary "layers" cannot thus be attributed to millions of years of deposition.

THANK YOU❤

[tl]

Our Sin caused the death of many.
God forgive us.
Thank You Jesus for setting many of us free.

[maryblushes]

"Faith is the substanceof things hoped for; the evidence of things unseen"
"...blessed are those who have not seen, yet believe..."

[NotesofGrace]

This is by far the best video on this topic its straight and to the point! Thank you so much for posting this I shared it with one of my friends!! :)

To God be the Glory!!!

[shinywarm]

I'm particularly impressed at the comments here from people who, despite apparently having no education or understanding of geology or paleontology, and having never read any books or papers on the topic, are convinced their observation of a fossil above present day sea level is enough to wholly overturn the work of the thousands of scientists who've spent a lifetime studying it. Mazel tov!

[k.toddweaver]

I think that's great that you expanded into Canada also. God has left so much evidence that he exists and that he is the creator of all things. I knew this even before I was a believer, at 34, because the evidence is there and it would take way too much Faith to believe I evolved out of bacteria in a mud pile that got hit by lightning. God even tells us in Romans chapter 1 and 2 that mankind is without excuse because creation itself can be seen and clearly testifies of God's beauty and His existence.

[stacydalebarendse]

Knew this many years ago. I have a college friend that became a geologist and now a Christian!

[CHDean]

“Even nature itself shows the glory of God.”

[jeanhendrickx]

Dear oh dear. This person is a specialist in nearly all scientific domains. Bravo. And now for reality.