The Pre-Flood world was very different from ours today. There was very few seas, no rain, mostly land, plants and vegetation everywhere, and dinosaurs living with mankind.
1. God created the firmament (heavens) and it separated the waters under the firmament from the waters above the firmament. This tells us there was water on earth and water between our atmosphere and outer space (the second heaven). Water that cold would have been frozen into a thin layer which is known as the "canopy theory." This would have blocked all harmful rays to all parts fo the earth.
2. The earth was fully inhabitable and man was meant to fill it from pole to pole. All of earth was a wonderful place to live.
3. There was plenty of plants and trees to produce all of the coal we see today (the flood took care of that).
4. All of this vegetation also produced plenty of food for both man and beast to eat.
5. The people lived longer because they had nothing to harm their bodies and the food was much purer and healthier.
1. The word "day" is mentioned 2301 times in the old testament and yet it is only questioned in Genesis-WHY?
2. The word "day" is the Hebrew word "Yom" which when put with a qualifier like "first" ALWAYS means a 24 hour period according to Hebrew experts.
3. Other places in the Bible talk about a 6 day creation.
4. Millions of years between Genesis 1:1 and 1:2 would have put death before Adam but the Bible says Adams sin brought death into the world.
5. God looked at His creation on day 6 and saw all of it was good. How is this possible if Lucifer had fallen by then which is taught in the Day Age theory?
6. 6 day creation has been taught for thousands of years in the church but only in the last 200 years has this theory came up-when did we get so smart?
1. The Day Age theory say each day was millions of years.
2. Again they cant explain the word "Yom" in the Hebrew.
3. Compare the notes above on the "Gap Theory" and on the "Young Earth" and you will see this is also a theory that cannot be supported either by science or the Bible.