The Global Flood Pocket Guide
A biblical and scientific look at the catastrophe that changed the earth
- Format: Softcover
- Dimensions: 4.5" x 7"
- Length: 96 pages
- Technicality: Layman
- Ages: Teens – Adults
- Publisher: Answers in Genesis
- Published: 2009
- ID: 1000299
- SKU: 00-1-050
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Global Flood Pocket Guide
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Global Flood Pocket Guide
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Here is a biblical and scientific look at the catastrophe that changed the earth. Be equipped with concise, powerful, illustrated answers to questions regarding transcontinental rock layers, rapid erosion, folded rock layers, and more.
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Can we really believe the biblical account of a global flood? Is there evidence in the earth that confirms the biblical account? How was Grand Canyon formed? How did fossils of sea shells get on the highest mountains?
Filled with concise and powerful answers, this Pocket Guide to the Global Flood answers these and other questions. If the biblical account of a worldwide flood is accurate, the evidence should confirm this earth-changing event. When rightly examined, the rock layers and other evidences solidly support the biblical description of the Genesis Flood.
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