Many in the Christian world are confused about the significance of the book of Genesis. Is it allegory? A collection of myths? Spiritual truth not meant to be taken literally? The Bible presents Genesis as actual history, recorded by eyewitnesses who were supernaturally guided so that their records would be accurate and without embellishment.

Since the God of the Bible is a God of truth who cannot lie, Henry M. Morris III argues, it must follow that his Word is truthful and accurate. This second volume of the trilogy covers Noah, the flood and the world that followed it, and is written as a practical guide for the reader who has to understand the text and then teach it to others.