Jesus said that in the days when he returned, the world would resemble the days of Noah.

What did he mean? Pastor Billy Crone, it's great to have you here at Prophecy Watchers.

Thank you, Gary. It's always a pleasure to be on.

And we're going to talk about Noah and the days of Noah. I'd like to begin by saying there has been recently a serious

propaganda effort by way of a movie having been made to sort of cover up the Bible story.

Yeah, and I would agree with you that it's a cover up because it was such a twisting

of the true account of Noah. Even the director of the movie, he boasted on an interview that

we even share that it was the most unbiblical version of Noah. It was his version that he

wanted to get across. And it's unfortunate because a lot of Christians obviously went

thinking that, hey, it's about Noah, says that they're in the title, so it must be accurate.

Not at all. And unfortunately, it's leading a lot of people astray.

It's fascinating. When you read in Matthew 24 about the days of Noah, it says in Matthew 2438,

for as in the days that were before the flood, they were eating, drinking,

marrying, giving, and marriage until the day that Noah entered the ark.

Eating, drinking, marrying, giving, and marriage just sounds like normal life.

Nothing wrong.

Everybody's kind of having a good time.

And then boom, all of a sudden the flood

comes. But really it was more than that. Yeah, it was a lot more than that. Tell us about it.

Yeah. Well there's, you know, you continue to read through the scripture and you've got some

pretty interesting things that are going on there. Of course we in Genesis 6 you know one of

the big passages that gives us a much more description of the days of Noah.

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