have also addressed it above. Christians who have trouble with a global flood cannot then accept the clear account in Genesis, that God flooded the whole world with water, when he created it, before he brought dry land out of the water? If one postulates that you assume God works through the Laws of Nature that he created, then I agree that he normally does that. But, we still don?t know all of the laws of nature he created. Secondly, based on what I presented about the "invisible" laws, we have no idea what impact or limitation God himself has imposed on the natural laws. But once again, based on all of the Biblical examples above, he preempts them at will. We know for certain God breaks the natural laws we can observe. That is how we know it is a miracle. But what about his laws we can NOT observe? There is a whole lot going on in the unseen world. But we have no idea what is occurring in this realm. The Scriptures give us occasional windows into this unseen world such Saul bringing Samuel?s spirit, the Archangel Michael in a perpetual battle defending Israel, as described in the Book of Daniel, other visions of the prophets, Jesus Christ?s description of the torment of the rich man in Sheol, and the war in Heaven described in the Book of Revelation. But as a whole, we are not given the ability to peer into the unseen world and, in