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S1 • E5 Aug 6, 1978 60mThe Great Rift Valley in Africa - a 4,000 mile crack in the earth's crust. It's the result of continental fracturing that began some 20 million years ago.
Volcanic eruptions, such as the spectacular eruption of Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano featured in Genesis, are the results of a powerful tectonic process which are continually reshaping the earth's surface.
"From that early moment when a supernova explodes in a blast of light and sound, the Genesis audience doesn't just have a front row seat at the creation of the world. The audience is inside the creation itself and made aware in the most forceful ways that creation is still continuing."
Volcanic eruptions, such as the spectacular eruption of Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano featured in Genesis, are the results of a powerful tectonic process which are continually reshaping the earth's surface.
"From that early moment when a supernova explodes in a blast of light and sound, the Genesis audience doesn't just have a front row seat at the creation of the world. The audience is inside the creation itself and made aware in the most forceful ways that creation is still continuing."
