Scriptural Geology, or Geological Phenomena, Consistent Only With the Literal Interpretation of the Sacred Scriptures, Upon the Subjects of the Creation and Deluge, Vol. 2 (Classic Reprint)

Rethinking earth’s history through a scriptural lens — a rigorous challenge to modern geology that argues the Bible provides essential guidance for understanding creation and the flood.

This volume examines how mainstream theories fit with a literal reading of Scripture. It argues that Genesis and the Deluge offer clearer explanations than some contemporary models, and it discusses the limits of analogy between present geologic processes and past events.

• Assess the debate between Bible-based accounts and 19th-century geologic theories.


• Explore a scroll of topics from the Deluge to the formation of rock layers.


• Evaluate criticisms of geological denudation, cave formation, and fossil records.


• Consider how scriptural reading might shape the understanding of earth’s history.

Ideal for readers of biblical apologetics, history of science, and those exploring how faith interacts with geology. The book speaks to those seeking a careful, scripture-centered perspective on earth’s origins.