The Six Days of Creation Vol 2

How does the Torah’s record of Creation correspond with archaeological discoveries?The Torah’s account of Creation teaches that plant life was created on the Third Day, marine life on the Fifth Day, and land animals and man on the Sixth. Yet archaeological discoveries and advanced dating techniques seem to trace the development of life across millions of years—from simple marine organisms to plants, and finally to complex animals and humans.Volume 2 – Available NowIn this newest volume of The Six Days of Creation, Rabbi Alexander Hool expands the discussion to show how the dramatic slowdown of the daily cycle harmonizes the Torah’s account of Creation with the entire spectrum of archaeological discoveries. It explores the development of life, Homo sapiens, and the mystery of the “missing millions.”Volume 1 – Available on Back Order The first volume (which sold out quickly after release) presented the groundbreaking idea that the early expansion of the universe—described in the Talmud and confirmed by science—may have caused a dramatic slowdown in the daily cycle of the sun on the Fifth Day of Creation, reconciling the scientific and Torah ages of the universe.