When God Destroyed the World

By: C.W. Hambleton, Chris Hambleton

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

What if there was a world of both wonders and horrors, a world that we can barely imagine, which was actually the reality at one time in our ancient past? What if there really had been a near-perfect world marred with terrible violence, slavery, corruption, wickedness, injustice, brutality, and unimaginable perversions, and that was the civilization that men, women, and children had to live in? What if there really had been a world filled with fallen angels, demons, giants, dragons, monsters, zombies, and vampires and they walked among us? What if there really had been a world in which demons tangibly interbred and corrupted mankind and produced all sorts of monstrous, tyrannical perversions? What if that had been humanity’s reality in the distant past – but there was no hero to end the nightmare and save us? That was the all-too-real world that Noah, Methuselah, and Enoch’s generations lived in – the world that God destroyed. But why did He go so far as to wipe out the entire world? Why did He take the extreme step of intervening in our ancient history and essentially start over with Noah and his family?

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Easy to read. Easy to follow. Easy to cross reference with conical and non-conical books. Good book!

historical data

author reference material and opinions ignoring data collected and study throughout the world only giving credit to the great flood of the bible.. in essence presented a story against the age of the world stating the flood caused fossil, minerals and other fossil had been pushed from one area of the world to another, ignoring other data and evidence dating of the world, although I disagree , credit for the thought process