THE FIRST GEOLOGISTS OF HUMANKIND WERE THE ANCIENT ISRAELITES WHO MADE THEIER WAY FROM EGYPT TO THE LAND OF ISRAEL

Authors

  • Yeshayahu Greitzer

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.46243/jst.2024.v9.i02.pp47-51

Keywords:

emergence of humankind, emergence of life, Creation of Earth, Bible, Stratigraphy, Geology

Abstract

The biblical book of Genesis contains a description of the creation of the world, which is similar in large measure to the order of Creation known to science today. This article offers an explanation as to how those who wrote the Old Testament could have known the quite accurate order of Creation they set down in writing. In fact, the group of people from amongst the tribes of Israel who made their way from Egypt to the Land of Israel might actually be considered humankind’s first geologists, predating the Greek and Roman philosophers and thinkers by more than a thousand years.

 

 

References

Eyal, M., Bartov, Y., Shimron, A.E., Bentor, Y.K. (1980). Sinai. Geological Photo-Map. Geological Survey of Israël

Gilbert, M., (1997). Jewish history Atlas 4th edition, Weidenfeld and Nicolson, London‖

Greitzer, Y. (Nov. 2023). The Bable Account of the Creation of Earth as It Appears in Genesis in Reliance on Geological Knowledge

Published

2024-02-19

How to Cite

Yeshayahu Greitzer. (2024). THE FIRST GEOLOGISTS OF HUMANKIND WERE THE ANCIENT ISRAELITES WHO MADE THEIER WAY FROM EGYPT TO THE LAND OF ISRAEL. Journal of Science & Technology , 9(2), 47–51. https://doi.org/10.46243/jst.2024.v9.i02.pp47-51