Scripture On Creation podcast

1st Peter 4:19 encourages the believer to put his confidence in his Creator during times of suffering.

God reveals Himself through what He made.  Comments confirming this even by those who deny a Creator God, as well as passages from Scripture stating this principle are discussed.

We know the Pentateuch was written down by Moses-long after the flood, Job and Abraham.  Did the ancient patriarchs know the information recorded in Genesis?  Elihu who speaks in Job certainly seemed to know Genesis 2.

New research studying moon rocks, among other materials, indicates when the earth was formed it had an abundance of water.  The evolutionists doing the research used the phrase, "the earth was born with water."  That's very much in line with Gen 1:2 & 3!

Psalm 121 emphasizes the relationship the believer has with his/her Creator through difficult times.  In this program the practicality of recognizing the Lord as Creator is discussed.

Evolutionists will claim they base their explanations of origins on evidence, but creationists use faith.  CreationISM is a word often used by evolutionists to identify creation science.  This program discusses evolutionism vs creationism.

The powerful new James Webb Space Telescope was just launched into space.  A major goal of the mission--find exoplanets suitable for life to have developed.  Dr. Scripture reads from a Smithsonian Magazine article that explains what they're looking for.  It is so farfetched the whole endeavor is truly, wishing upon a star.

In the second half of the interview with the late Kevin Anderson, he discusses new avenues of research related to soft tissue in dinosaur fossils.

The creation science community was saddened by the passing of Dr. Kevin Anderson.  He was the director of the Creation Research Society's Van Andel Creation Research Center.  This is part 1 of an interview with him from 2015.

Ice and snow are not commonly mentioned in the Bible, and using snow as a description of purity is almost half the references.  Is there a reason then why Job has by far the most references to ice and snow?