Kristina Michell
Inst. Holly Ackley
Earth Science
1/3/21
Noahs Ark Research Paper
The flood of Noah's day was worldwide devastation that ravaged the pre-Flood world, altered
the continents, buried billions of living things, and put the rock layers where they are today. However,
the destructive flood was because "The LORD was grieved that he had made man on the earth, and his
creation filled his heart with pain. So the LORD said, "I will wipe mankind, whom I have created, from the
face of the earth--men and animals, and creatures that move along the ground, and birds of the air--for I
am grieved that I have made them." (genesis 6:6:). God had to erase his beautiful works of art, and God's
rules resulted in punishment to the people for their wrongdoings. However, one extended family was
spared and changed human history as we know it. "But Noah found grace in the eyes of the LORD."
(Genesis 6:8). God taught Noah how to build an ark and survive with his family. We serve a loving God
who rewards those who are entirely faithful.
As humans, we naturally find it hard to believe water once covered the world entirely; however,
there is extraordinary evidence all around us that gives us a glimpse into this historical event.
At the
beginning of our planet, there was only one continent that connected all landmasses. Our seven
continents were not all separated initially by water and ocean. "n 1859, creationist geologist Antione
