THE NILE VALLEY
THE NILE VALLEY IS 30 – 40 Kilometres wide and was carved by an astonishing flow of water Creation magazine sends e-mail “infobytes” every day to those who subscribe to the magazine at no extra charge. They keep the mind “creation orientated”. I notice numerous scoffing comments on the internet to the effect that “there was no evidence for a great flood” it is rather similar to saying “Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are good leaders of the Western World”. I despair of human intelligence. Make sure you subscribe to Creation magazine and keep your brain operational. Just click the link below: https://creation.com/en/creation-magazine Gibber! Gibber! Chugley The Nile Valley was carved in Noah’s Flood by Michael Oard Chert is a form of quartz, but with very fine-grained texture comprising microscopic crystals. It is incredibly hard—impossible to scratch with a steel knife. Some of Egypt’s most spectacular pyramids sit on the Giza Plateau on the south-west outskirts of Cairo, within the Nile valley. The Nile is the longest river in Africa (and perhaps the world). It flows more than 6,000 km (3,800 mi) north from Tanganyika and Ethiopia, through Cairo, the Nile delta, and into the Mediterranean. From Aswan in the south to Cairo, the Nile occupies a long, reasonably flat valley generally 20 to 30 km (12 to 18 mi) wide. Typically, it was carved some 150 m (500 ft) deep into the limestones of the desert plateau that covers most of Egypt. The Valley of the Kings sits along one of the limestone cliffs. On my visit to the Giza Plateau with CMI’s Tour Egypt in 2022, I found amazing evidence that the valley was carved by a torrential flow of water, unlike anything we see today. On top of the plateau was a scattered deposit of gravel and cobbles, both of…