Noah's Flood
The Conclusive Evidence
"Noah's worldwide flood began in April 9619 BC."
Book Review
Excerpts
According
to many ancient prophecies, this is indeed the time when truth will be revealed.
Noah’s Flood is one of the first books of our time to tackle the unknown
truths. It is part philosophy, part
religion, part scientific evidence and part conjecture but it is indeed a book
of revelation.
The ‘Flood” is viewed from several different perspectives from Atlantis to
North America in the year 9619 BC. The points of view are different but the
conclusions are the same. The flood did occur.
Astronomical
evidence is discussed in detail however the format is interesting and keeps the
attention of the reader. Biblical and historical references are well researched
and documented. The writer has written in layman’s terms making a complicated
subject an easy read. This is definitely a book that must be read and viewed
from an individual viewpoint.
Illustrations throughout the book by Dan Diehl add much to the understanding of
the theories as well as to the aesthetics of the work.
Author, Walter Parks’ background in the aerospace industry as well as his
post-graduate work in Astrophysics and Laser Physics provides a stable
foundation for the piece. Look for more books in the series of unknown truths by
Walter Parks.
Reviewer:
Shirley Roe, Allbooks Reviews
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Compelling by virtue of the provocative
questions it poses — and the even more provocative nature of the answers it
delivers — Noah's Flood
is filled with a startling array of support documentation, grist to the
foundation to what is author Parks' remarkable revelation: Satan himself caused
the great biblical flood. [But
guess who Satan really was!]
Parks' When-Where-Why (and obviously well-researched) approach to a fascinating set of artifacts and factual events is effective in keeping readers blessed with an extra sense of curiosity completely engaged throughout, and, no doubt, also a bit stunned as well at many of the discoveries they'll find along the reading way.
The
Boox Spotlight Review
Several things about this book
impressed me. These include:
1.
The creative cover – the reader knows exactly the focus of the book.
2.
It was neatly done, and easy to read and understand.
3.
Pictures and other graphics enhanced the presentation of the material.
It is obvious that this author has put a great deal of time and study into this book. He explores the ancient story of Noah’s ark and how various cultures and civilizations have presented their perspective of this biblical event. I can admire anyone who has the tenacity to write this book, and I do admire Mr. Parks’ efforts to put his thoughts and beliefs on paper.
Writer’s Digest, Evaluation Sheet, 11th
Annual International Book Awards
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To my knowledge, no one has ever been
able to tie the various accounts of the flood together like this book has. It's
utterly amazing to read.
Walter Parks used his extensive
knowledge of astrophysics and ancient religious texts to formulate a plausible
cosmic event that everyone on Earth at the time could have seen in the night
sky. He describes the event as it happened using dozens of refined
illustrations. From there he visually depicts the event from the eyes of the
ancient people who watched it all unfold and describes how their primitive minds
interpreted what they saw.
This book will definitely make you
think about the origins of religion and mankind and sheds new light on a story
that has remained unchallenged for centuries.
Amazon.com Reviewer, Fresh and Enlightening Read!
288 pages; 84 illustrations; ISBN: 0-9745393-0-9 $24.95
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