Comments on: The Great Flood - Weighing the Issues http://www.geocreationism.com/2007/12/27/the-great-flood-weighing-the-issues/ Geocreationism - Showing harmony between mainstream science and scripture Tue, 06 Jan 2009 07:23:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: Mike http://www.geocreationism.com/2007/12/27/the-great-flood-weighing-the-issues/#comment-399 Wed, 02 Jan 2008 19:29:20 +0000 http://www.geocreationism.com/2007/12/27/the-great-flood-weighing-the-issues/#comment-399 Herman, Can you cite any online sources? Or you require purchasing your book? Herman,

Can you cite any online sources? Or you require purchasing your book?

]]> by: Herman Cummings http://www.geocreationism.com/2007/12/27/the-great-flood-weighing-the-issues/#comment-398 Wed, 02 Jan 2008 18:28:14 +0000 http://www.geocreationism.com/2007/12/27/the-great-flood-weighing-the-issues/#comment-398 Hello. I'm Herman Cummings. If you have questions, you need to ask the correct person to answer them. I'm the author of the book, "Moses Didn't Write About Creation!", ISBN 1424182204. Creation Week was in 4.6 Billion BC, according to the geologist. The fall of Lucifer was in 245 Million BC, causing the Great Permian Extinction. There was restoration, and extinction four more times before Adam & Eve were made, in 7200 BC. The fall of modern mankind was in 4267 BC. The Flood of Noah was in 2611, BC. The Flood was worldwide, killing all air breathing life on Earth. Furthermore, the rain had very little to do with the flood. Yes, the genealogy from Adam to Jacob is complete. Israel entered Egypt in 2028 BC, and was enslaved in 1998 BC. The Exodus was in 1598 BC, with the fall of Jericho being in 1558 BC. Moses was the fourth generation to leave Egypt. Herman ephraim7@aol.com Hello.

I’m Herman Cummings. If you have questions, you need to ask the correct person to answer them. I’m the author of the book, “Moses Didn’t Write About Creation!”, ISBN 1424182204.

Creation Week was in 4.6 Billion BC, according to the geologist. The fall of Lucifer was in 245 Million BC, causing the Great Permian Extinction. There was restoration, and extinction four more times before Adam & Eve were made, in 7200 BC. The fall of modern mankind was in 4267 BC.

The Flood of Noah was in 2611, BC. The Flood was worldwide, killing all air breathing life on Earth. Furthermore, the rain had very little to do with the flood.

Yes, the genealogy from Adam to Jacob is complete. Israel entered Egypt in 2028 BC, and was enslaved in 1998 BC. The Exodus was in 1598 BC, with the fall of Jericho being in 1558 BC. Moses was the fourth generation to leave Egypt.

Herman
ephraim7@aol.com

]]> by: Mike http://www.geocreationism.com/2007/12/27/the-great-flood-weighing-the-issues/#comment-343 Thu, 27 Dec 2007 23:41:38 +0000 http://www.geocreationism.com/2007/12/27/the-great-flood-weighing-the-issues/#comment-343 Upon re-reading my post above, I appear to be completely ruling out Glenn Morton's theory. In reality, I am not. I will admit for the record that my inclinations are at least partially emotional. I WANT the flood to be recent, in one reason is that I thought I'd worked out the relation between Genesis 1 and 2, but concluding such a remote time for the flood might scrap it. I hate it when that happens. So, here I am, attempting to put aside my pride. I will say one thing in Glenn's favor. As I read through his debates from over the years, I see him providing reasonable answers to people. Though he can be too sharp for some people's tastes, he addresses their points. Quite often however, his points are missed and I am starting to notice (even before reading Glenn's responses) when people skip over a point he makes or argue against it without understanding its true essence. Pot calling the kettle black? Perhaps, but then maybe that's why I can see it! As I have said before, I am more inclined to believe sources that explain, versus sources that dismiss, and Glenn Morton explains. I can't wait to find out where this ark lands! Upon re-reading my post above, I appear to be completely ruling out Glenn Morton’s theory. In reality, I am not. I will admit for the record that my inclinations are at least partially emotional. I WANT the flood to be recent, in one reason is that I thought I’d worked out the relation between Genesis 1 and 2, but concluding such a remote time for the flood might scrap it. I hate it when that happens.

So, here I am, attempting to put aside my pride.

I will say one thing in Glenn’s favor. As I read through his debates from over the years, I see him providing reasonable answers to people. Though he can be too sharp for some people’s tastes, he addresses their points. Quite often however, his points are missed and I am starting to notice (even before reading Glenn’s responses) when people skip over a point he makes or argue against it without understanding its true essence. Pot calling the kettle black? Perhaps, but then maybe that’s why I can see it!

As I have said before, I am more inclined to believe sources that explain, versus sources that dismiss, and Glenn Morton explains. I can’t wait to find out where this ark lands!

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