Have you ever wondered about the world before the Flood? Can the Bible really help us understand the unexplainable events surrounding Noah’s Ark? In this insightful book, Rick Renner tackles pressing questions concerning biblical narratives and their relevance in today’s world. With a historian's perspective and deep theological knowledge, he interrogates the mythos of the days of Noah and how it intersects with modern beliefs.
Throughout the pages, Renner explores various questions that have intrigued scholars and laymen alike. Are we really living in the prophetic "days of Noah"? He discusses the relationship between the “sons of God” in Genesis and fallen angels, providing clarity within a complex topic. The book not only addresses these significant inquiries but also reflects on the moral implications of unholy living today.
Moreover, Renner draws upon archaeological findings, the writings of Church fathers, and various historical documents to support his arguments. He uses hundreds of photographs from his own expeditions in the lower Ararat mountains to illustrate the potential location of Noah’s Ark and presents empirical evidence that captivates and engages readers.
With compelling discussions on the first recorded rapture, Methuselah’s prophetic life, and God’s promises, this book serves as a rich resource for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of these foundational biblical stories. Filled with illustrations and comprehensive endnotes, it is a must-have for your library—essential reading for those wishing to refresh and invigorate their spiritual journey.
Whether you are a history enthusiast, a theological student, or just curious about biblical narratives, "Fallen Angels, Giants, Monsters and the World Before the Flood" provides a thought-provoking examination that is not to be missed.
