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When you purchase a subscription for Creation Magazine – $32 for a year – you also receive bonus daily Creation articles by e-mail if you wish. Although some are “for kids” they are also very faith building for adults, who often get rather “rusty”, forgetting some of the simple basic facts, the brain gets clogged with day to day worldy trivia. This monkey enjoyed this article by Jonathan Sarfati. Click on his live linked name just below to read his biography – which is most interesting. Subscribe here: https://creation.com/magazines and support a cutting edge Christian Ministry, while educating yourself. Gibber! Gibber! Chugley The Genesis Flood for Kids The floodwaters recede by Jonathan Sarfati Published in Creation 46(3):32–35, 2024 In the previous article, we learned how the Flood covered the whole earth and eventually reached its highest point (zenith). After that, the floodwaters had to come down. But because it was a worldwide Flood with lots of water, it took a long time. In fact, Noah and the other passengers were on the Ark for about a year. Local floods never last a year! But those on the Ark were safe. However, outside the Ark, the waters running off the continents left obvious evidence. The previous article explained that vast amounts of flowing water can carve through rock and even concrete. The receding floodwaters would have also carved rock into distinctive patterns. How did the water go down? You covered it [the earth] with the deep as with a garment; the waters stood above the mountains. At your rebuke, they fled; at the sound of your thunder, they took to flight. The mountains rose, the valleys sank down to the place that you appointed for them. You set a boundary that they may not pass, so that they might not again cover the earth. Psalm 104:6–9:…

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