#meltology

[gnawlidge]

The realm is covered with old world buildings.

[less-the-provisions]

This screams meltology

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[scottysystembuster]

#Meltology

Once you study meltology, it becomes hard to unsee. The “mountains” that look like ruins… The “rock faces” that look like faces… The cliffs that look carved, then melted.

We’re told it’s all erosion, but Scripture paints another picture.

“The mountains melted like wax at the presence of the Lord.” (Psalm 97:5) “The mountains flowed down at Thy presence.” (Isaiah 64:3)

The Bible speaks of fire that consumed cities, stone that melted, and whole landscapes transformed in judgment. What if some of the places we call “natural wonders” today are actually the burned-over remains of a world that came before?

Maybe the ancients didn’t build small, maybe their world was greater than we were taught… and its end more catastrophic than we’ve been allowed to remember.

And if we truly are in Satan’s little season, the time of deception, then of course the world would hide the evidence of what God has done before.

The earth remembers. Even when man tries to rewrite it.

[scottysystembuster]

Melted Brick Study

[scottysystembuster]

The melting points of fire brick : Kanolt, C.W.

Publication date 1912 Publisher National Bureau of Standards Collection NBSTechnologicPapers; NISTresearchlibrary; fedlink; americana Contributor NIST Research Library Language English Volume Technologic Papers of the Bureau of Standards, (1912) T 10

#MELTOLOGY how hot did it have to get to destroy the old world tartaria buildings?  2000 degress was the highest melting point required to turn the stone into a semi liquid.

[yolandamarie]

Meltology Introduction w/ Jerry DeCamp : How History May Be Hiding Huge Cataclysms of the Near Past!

[gnawlidge]

Pakistani Sphinx