Scripture on Creation is a Q&A format radio program discussing Biblical and scientific perspectives on Creation, as well as other scientific current events.
In Genesis 6:13-22, God reveals how He is going to destroy the earth (a global flood), and gives Noah specific instructions on what to do (build an ark). The text is clear the flood will destroy all life on land.
Details of Genesis 6:7-13 are discussed. Noah's unnamed wife is the grandmother (with lots of greats!) of the entire existing human race, and God's intention was to wipe out every human being save Noah's family.
The first 6 verses verses of Genesis chap 6 produce a host of questions; who were the sons of God, who were the Nephilim? These and other details of this fascinating portion of Genesis are discussed.
In the several programs about global flood legends from around the world, one account was "left out" . . . THE HEBREW ACCOUNT in Genesis. We now embark on a detailed study of the Biblical account of the flood.
In part 2 of the interview with Charles Martin, we discuss the details of some of the legends he wrote about in his book, "Flood Legends: Global Clues of a Common Event."
Charles Martin wrote, "Flood Legends: Global Clues of a Common Event." Since we used his book as a resource for several programs, Dr. Scripture interviewed him to learn about his background and experiences related to the book.
This program was broadcast 10 years ago, and we decided it was important to present again the research that was done back in 2012. Basically it empirically demonstrates the fallacy of the evolutionary claim that order can spontaneously occur out of chaos.
This final episode of "Flood Legends of the World" discusses a humorous account of a worldwide flood from Aborigines peoples in Australia and the Hareskin Indians of North America.
The legend of a global flood was passed down from the ancient Aryan race to India through Hindu sacred texts. The Karina people of the northern part of South America also have a global flood legend. These two stories are discussed and compared to Noah's flood.
In this program, the question of whether or not Gilgamesh is the Nimrod of the Bible, and flood legends from the Kaska Indians of British Columbia, and The Chingpaw people of Burma are discussed.
