In this episode of the flood and the fallout, host, Benjamin White explores the Genesis flood and its profound impact on marine species and the fossil record. The discussion centers around hydroplate theory, detailing the catastrophic forces unleashed during the flood, the survival mechanisms of marine life, And the geological evidence that supports a rapid burial of species. The episode also delves into the aftermath of the flood, examining how humanity adapted and rebuilt in the wake of divine judgment, leading to the rise of civilizations and the scattering of peoples at Babel.

In this episode of the flood and the fallout, Benjamin White explores the hydroplate theory, detailing how the flood impacted Earth’s rotation reshaped time and influenced ancient calendars. The discussion extends to the effects on the moon and the debris ejected into space leading to a prolonged bombardment of earth with meteorites.

the episode, concludes with reflections on the lasting effects of the flood and the terror it instilled in ancient civilizations.

Episode 8 the earth groans

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This conversation explores the journey from Eden to the pre-flood world, highlighting the brilliance of humanity, the rise of craftsmanship, and the eventual corruption brought by the Nephilim. It delves into the construction of Noah's Ark as a defiance against the impending flood and the battles faced by Noah and his family against the forces of darkness. The discussion emphasizes the technological advancements and the vibrant life that existed before the flood, ultimately leading to the catastrophic events that reshaped the world.

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In this episode titled 'The Fallout', Benjamin White explores the profound transformations of the world post-Flood, focusing on the Nephilim's influence, the moral corruption of humanity, and the divine judgment that led to a new beginning. The conversation delves into the ethical implications of these events and the hope for redemption through a preserved lineage.

In this episode of 'Flood and the Fallout', Benjamin White explores the aftermath of the Great Flood through the lens of the Hydroplate Theory. The conversation delves into the journey of Noah's Ark, the legacy of Noah's sons, the dispersion of humanity, and the significance of the Tower of Babel. Each segment connects biblical narratives with historical and archaeological insights, offering a comprehensive view of humanity's origins and the divine interventions that shaped our world.

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This conversation explores the dramatic geological transformations of Earth, particularly focusing on the implications of Noah's flood. It delves into how the uplift of continents, the reshaping of landscapes, and the resilience of life were all influenced by this monumental event. The discussion also touches on archaeological findings that suggest a submerged past, the cultural ramifications of the flood, and the ongoing geological processes that continue to shape our planet today.

"Dive into the cataclysmic moment when the Earth's crust shattered in the Hydroplate Theory's eruption phase. We explore the colossal cracks, the explosive release of supercritical water, and how continents began their monumental slide. From the birth of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge to the ejection of materials into space, this episode uncovers the raw power reshaping our planet."