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  THE WORD 'ALL' MAKES NOAHS FLOOD GLOBAL
  by Ken Ham
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Summary: Ken Ham argues that the word 'all' in the biblical account of
Noah's Flood confirms its global extent and emphasizes the importance of
trusting God's Word over human interpretations.

Duration: 1:29 Topics: "Noahs Flood"
Scripture References: Genesis 7:19-20, Matthew 6:33

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In this video, Ken Ham discusses the extent of Noah's flood as described
in the Bible. He emphasizes the importance of the word 'all' in
understanding the global nature of the flood. The word 'all' is used 72
times in Genesis chapters 6 through 9, indicating that the flood covered
all the high mountains under all the heavens. Ham suggests that some
people deny the global flood because they have been influenced by
fallible men who believe in millions of years and no global flood. He
encourages viewers to seek the clear answers provided by the infallible
Creator in the Bible.

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The word all, well, it makes Noah's Flood global. Answers, with Ken Ham,
one of the writers and editors for Answers Magazine. You know, the only
way we can know the truth about the catastrophe of Noah's Flood is to
have an eyewitness account or record of it.

And fortunately, God inspired people to record these events in the
Bible, the history book of the world. You know, in Genesis chapter 6
through 9, there's one word that gives us a clear answer on the extent
of the flood. It's the word all, which is kol in Hebrew, and it's used
72 times in those chapters.

In Genesis chapter 7, we read that all the high mountains under all the
heavens were covered. In Hebrew, this double use is meant to eliminate
any possibility of uncertainty. I'd say God is really going out of His
way to tell us that Noah's Flood was global.

So why don't some people believe all means all? It's because they have
listened to the words of fallible men who weren't there, who believe in
millions of years and no global flood. They deny the very clear answers
from our infallible Creator who was there. Does that mean all people in
the world today are descendants of Noah's family? Ken Ham provides the
answer in an intriguing booklet on the origin of the races.

It makes for such great reading, and it's also evangelistic. We want to
send 10 of them to you for your gift of any size. Call toll-free at
1-888-89ANSWERS.

888-89ANSWERS. Or through the web at answersoffer.org.

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Audio: https://sermonindex1.b-cdn.net/19/SID19543.mp3
Source: https://sermonindex.net/speakers/ken-ham/the-word-all-makes-noahs-flood-global/
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