Beyond Is Genesis History? Season 1 Episode 7 Overview of the Rocks & Fossils : Museum

Beyond Is Genesis History? season 1 episode 7 titled "Overview of the Rocks & Fossils: Museum" takes viewers on a journey through the world of rocks and fossils. The episode starts with a visit to the Creation Museum, where Host Dr. Del Tackett and Geologist Dr. Andrew Snelling explore exhibits displaying the early history of the Earth.

Viewers learn about the different layers of rocks and how they have been laid down over time. Dr. Snelling also explains how the rocks are formed, the different types of rocks such as sedimentary, metamorphic, and igneous, and what they tell us about the Earth's history.

The episode then moves on to the study of fossils, which is a crucial part of understanding the history of the Earth. Dr. Art Chadwick takes the audience through a collection of fossils at the Southwestern Adventist University’s Dinosaur Science Museum. The museum showcases a collection of dinosaur fossils, each with a unique story to tell about the creatures that once roamed the Earth.

The episode then moves on to the topic of the Flood and what it had to do with the formation of rocks and fossils. Dr. Kurt Wise takes the audience through the Grand Canyon and explains how the canyon was formed over millions of years of erosion. He also explains how the Flood played a significant role in the formation of the canyon and how it fits into the story of the Earth's history.

The episode ends with a discussion of the significance of rocks and fossils in understanding the Earth's history. Dr. Marcus Ross explains how the rocks and fossils provide evidence for a Creator and how the story of creation is infused into the rock layers and fossil records. The episode concludes with a reminder that history is not just what we can see and observe today, but it is also present in the rocks and fossils that surround us.