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Beginning of the World.

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Beginning of the World.

Archeologists discover tools over tens of thousands years old everyday…or so they think. The archeologists believe that humans have been around in the world for over 2 million years and we started to invent tools around 2,000,000 BC. Roughly around 15,000 BC, they figured that the Lascaux cave paintings were created around that time. And at 9,000 BC, agriculture came into play, and then at 3,000 BC, civilizations began to form. The point is: archeologists suggest that we were very slow in inventing tools, reproducing, building cities, and starting civilization.

But the Bible says different. God created the world around 4004 BC. I think that that’s the year God wanted to start in. Adam’s story starts around the same year and he and his wife, Eve, have two sons, Cain and Abel. Cain kills Abel and he is sent into exile. Cain then has a son called Enoch. What is so significant about this is that Cain built a city and named it after his son! Adam didn’t even die yet and after only one generation, a city is already built. This totally defeats the archeologists theory of slow and retarded inventing that happens in 1.6 million years.

But what about human reproduction? The textbook suggests that a civilization and cities sprung up around 3000 BC. That means, from 2,000,000 BC to 3000 BC, only .000001 families were started each year. But in Genesis 10, after the great flood, Noah’s sons and their wives had many children, and their children had children. They were over a billion percent faster than the archeologist’s theory. Their theory is rendered useless.

After the great flood, Noah’s sons and their wives had a lot of children, and their children had more children. A few hundred years later, people decided to build a huge tower to honor humanity. Bear in mind everyone still spoke

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