Topic: The Flood

While our Noah’s Flood Bible study series covered most aspects of the flood. These additional questions are common and the answers are very important to the discussion.

When we understand the reason for Noah’s Flood, and consider the true depth of it. This great Flood must have been local and confined to an enclosed basin.

God asked Noah to release the animals from the Ark, not transport them to the continents. We explain the impossibility for animals to migrate on their own.

If Noah’s Flood was global, how did the Ark manage to land on the mountains of Ararat? While not widely discussed, this topic documents a local Flood.

If Noah’s Flood was global, where did the water go? We learn God did not flood the entire earth, simply a region of land.

When we consider the possibility of Noah’s Flood being global, many factors and considerations must be taken into account. We must be certain our conclusions are not only Biblically sound, but logically sound to ensure

God never told Noah to bring fish on the Ark, only the animals that would be impacted by the Flood. What does this mean for fresh and saltwater creatures?

Could Noah and his family have fed and cared for every animal on the Ark for a year’s time? We explain what God said and disprove other theories.

The Bible says Noah’s Flood inundated the earth. However, does that mean the entire planet or just a region of land? We discuss God’s definition, including the Hebrew word.