Japheth and his descendants, after the flood, are believed to have migrated to areas around the Black and Caspian Seas, Asia Minor, and the Greek islands (Aegean Sea Region). They are also thought to have settled in the islands of Cyprus, Crete and Rhodes.

The Bible seems to indicate that the seasons were established after the Flood when God said to Noah: While the earth remains, seedtime and harvest, And cold and heat, and winter and summer, and day and night shall not cease (Genesis 8:22). This may indicate the seasons did not exist in pre-Flood days. Vegetarians?

2008年8月25日 · Somehow, the earth’s climate had to transition from the warmest, wettest period in history, to the moderate weather we expect today. But it was a rocky transition. The volcanic activity during the Flood had left the oceans very warm—on average 86°F (30°C), in contrast to 39°F (4°C) today.

The Post-Flood Earth refers to the period following the great deluge described in the Book of Genesis, chapters 6 through 9. This era marks a significant transition in biblical history, as it represents a new beginning for humanity and the earth under the covenant established by God with Noah and his descendants.

The Bible says the waters of Noah’s Flood covered every high mountain under heaven, and that they took over 200 days to recede from the earth. How do you propose that happened without leaving any geological evidence?

By ignoring the Flood they cannot explain the post-Flood (Pleistocene) Ice Age. The Ice Age was the earth’s thermal response to the massive climate shock caused by the biblical Flood. It was largely the volcanic activity during that year-long event that produced the necessary conditions—warm oceans and volcanic dust high in the atmosphere.

2006年8月23日 · For example Genesis 10:25 tells us that the land was divided well after the flood, giving animals plenty of migration time. And though seasons are mentioned in Genesis 1:14, the first mention of summer and winter comes in Gen. 8:22 after the flood.

2025年1月21日 · On the right side, the chart breaks down the geological units as they relate to Creation Week, the pre-Flood world, the Flood, and the post-Flood world. On the left side is the standard old-earth view of these same units, so you can translate the information you find in secular sources into a timeline built upon the Bible.

The data shows that life events that took 8 years in pre-flood times are accomplished in 1 post-flood year. A natural explanation is that there were no significant genetic or environmental changes from pre to post flood times but rather that the length of the year did change dramatically by a factor of 8. The biblical use of the term ‘year’

The Post-Flood Era marks a significant period in biblical history, following the cataclysmic event of the Great Flood, which is detailed in Genesis 6-9. This era begins with the receding of the floodwaters and Noah's family stepping onto dry land, tasked with the divine mandate to repopulate and steward the earth.