Genesis 6:9 - 8:22
GenesisSteve Gregg
In this discussion, Steve Gregg reviews the events described in Genesis 6:9 through 8:22. He explores the story of Noah and the great flood, discussing the dimensions of the ark, the animals on board, the length of the flood, and where the ark came to rest. Gregg also examines the debate over whether the flood was global or local and considers the fossil record as evidence of sudden catastrophes. Overall, Gregg offers a thoughtful analysis of this well-known biblical story.
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