Noah’s Global Flood: A very significant historical event

though what that carved out of the landscape if anything is debatable.

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Noah's flood was too brief; scarcely a year in total. In order for water to
cause notable erosion rakes hundreds, even thousands of years; and it has
to be moving water rather than standing water-- the flood was more like
a lake than a river.
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I have always found this as a comforting sign about just how TRUE Noah's flood was:


Native Americans Tell of Giants
Choctaw legends say that after their people crossed the Mississippi River, they met a powerful race of cannibal giants. They came from the east and used mammoths as beasts of burden.

“Buffalo Bill” Cody tells of meeting a Pawnee Indian carrying, what an army surgeon declared to be a thigh bone of a giant man. When asked where the bone came from, the Indian said that long ago a race of giants had lived in the area who were 15 feet tall! “They could outrun a buffalo and even carry it in one hand” The Indian went on to say that these giants did not believe in a Great Spirit. So He caused a great rain to come, and the water kept rising higher and higher. So it drove them to the hills and then to the mountains and finally to the mountain tops. But even the mountain tops were submerged so all the giant men were drowned. After the flood, the Great spirit decided that he had made man too large and powerful. So He would correct the mistake and make man of smaller size and less strength. He said this story is a matter of Indian history passed down from time immemorial.

The Sioux say that the earth was originally peopled by giants, who were three times the size of modern man. They too say that the giants denied belief in a Creator. They too say that the giants were wiped out by a great flood.

Navaho legends also tell of a great giant that used to wander the land. They also say that giants used to live in the Grand Canyon and they were 10 to 18 feet tall.

In the Chaco Canyon in New Mexico, at the base of the cliff behind the ruins of Pueblo Bonito, are a series of six-toed footprints. In the 1890’s in Crittenden, Arizona, men uncovered a granite coffin 12 feet in length. But the only remaining evidence was a six toed foot.

The Paiute Indians have legends about giants and how they killed them. The race of giants they called Si-Te-Ca were very tall, red-haired cannibals. The Paiutes started war against them when they entered their land. A coalition of tribes managed to trap the last remaining giants in a cave. While shooting arrows at them, they started a large fire at the mouth of the cave. Eventually the giants were completely wiped out.

One of the richest finds of giant skeletons is in the Ohio Valley. These are the so-called ‘Hopewell Mounds’ by archeologists as they are attributed to the Hopewell Indians. In fact, there is no such thing as Hopewell Indians! The land itself was owned by a farmer named Hopewell. Archeologists said that it was all ceremonial stuff from an unknown tribe of Native Americans so they dubbed them the Hopewell. They didn’t want it found out about all the giant skeletons there (because that flies in the face of their evolutionary theories on man – see the file; “Evolutionists Lies & Coverups”). Native Americans themselves will tell you these structures were built by giants.

There are over 300 historical accounts of giant skeletons in the Ohio Valley! Also found is Hebrew script and Sumerian symbols. You can find this all documented in the book, “The Nephilim Chronicles: Fallen Angels in the Ohio Valley” by Fritz Zimmerman. Ohio Historical Society archeologist, Brad Lepper says, “The Hopewell built these ceremonial spaces, on such a large scale, not for the locals, but for people hundreds if not thousands of miles away.” (What? – Does that even make any practical sense at all?)

The Cahokia Mounds of Ohio is the largest and most complex archeological site north of the pre-Columbian cities in Mexico. It is the largest prehistoric earthen construction in the Americas north of Mexico with more than 120 earthen mounds. Some reach 100 feet into the sky and more than 50 million cubic feet of earth was moved for the construction.

In order for water to cause notable erosion rakes hundreds, even thousands of years

In the six hundredth year of Noah's life, in the second month, the
seventeenth day of the month, the same day were all the fountains of the
great deep broken up, and the windows of heaven were opened. (Gen
7:11)

It was not erosion but EXPLOSION from under the surface of the earth.

In the six hundredth year of Noah's life, in the second month, the seventeenth day of the month, the same day were all the fountains of the great deep broken up, and the windows of heaven were opened. (Gen 7:11)

MATTHEW HENRY
See what was done on that day, that fatal day to the world of the ungodly. (1.) The fountains of the great deep were broken up. Perhaps there needed no new creation of waters; what were already made to be, in the common course of providence, blessings to the earth, were now, by an extraordinary act of divine power, made the ruin of it. God has laid up the deep in storehouses (Ps. 33:7), and now he broke up those stores....

JOHN GILL
the same day were all the fountains of the great deep broken up, and the windows of heaven were opened; and by both these the flood of waters was brought upon the earth, which drowned it, and all the creatures in it: by the former are meant the vast quantities of subterraneous waters, which are more or greater than we know; and might be greater still at the time of the deluge:"there are large lakes, (as Seneca observes (z),) which we see not, much of the sea that lies hidden, and many rivers that slide in secret:''so that those vast quantities of water in the bowels of the earth being pressed upwards, by the falling down of the earth, or by some other cause unknown to us, as Bishop Patrick observes, gushed out violently in several parts of the earth, where holes and gaps were made, and where they either found or made a vent, which, with the forty days' rain, might well make such a flood as here described: it is observed (a), there are seas which have so many rivers running into them, which must be emptied in an unknown manner, by some subterraneous passages, as the Euxine sea...

14. Finally God made a promise to never curse the ground again “for man’s sake”, and that the seasons would remain as long as the (present) earth remained (Gen 8L21, 22). The rainbow (which is presently being perverted by sexual perverts) was to be a sign to mankind and God would not use another Flood against humanity. But that did not preclude the future judgment of the earth with fire, in preparation for the New Heavens and the New Earth. God also made a covenant with Noah (the Noahic Covenant) which is significant and which followed his sacrifices.

In an article I found on the internet dated July 22, 2011; astronomers have
discovered the largest and oldest mass of water ever detected in the
universe-- a gigantic cloud harboring 140 trillion times more water than all
of Earth's oceans combined. Well; I'm pretty sure that's a sufficient quantity
of water to inundate the Earth to a depth required by the Flood.

Noah's flood was too brief; scarcely a year in total. In order for water to
cause notable erosion rakes hundreds, even thousands of years; and it has to be moving water rather than standing water-- the flood was more like a lake than a river.

Water moving slowly erodes slowly. Water moving quickly erodes quickly. Enormous amounts of water moving very quickly would erode very quickly.

I suggest you search YouTube for videos on the Missoula Flood, Mount St. Helen's, and Flood Geology. There's a lot of relevant information of which you seem unaware.

There's a lot of relevant information of which you seem unaware.

The Indian went on to say that these giants did not believe in a Great Spirit. So He caused a great rain to come, and the water kept rising higher and higher. So it drove them to the hills and then to the mountains and finally to the mountain tops. But even the mountain tops were submerged so all the giant men were drowned. After the flood, the Great spirit decided that he had made man too large and powerful. So He would correct the mistake and make man of smaller size and less strength. He said this story is a matter of Indian history passed down from time immemorial.