The Search for Sodom And Gomorrah
			by Steven Austin
		Seattle Creation Conference, October 2009
Description:
The lost cities are linked biblically to the region occupied by the “cities of the plain.” The key to locating the “cities of the plain” is to find the surviving city of Zoar . These cities must be southeast of the Dead Sea in the vicinity of modern Safi in the country of Jordan . Spectacular archaeological sites (Early Bronze III) exist that date to the time of Abraham. These cities show evidence of catastrophic collapse and burn. The cities were not rebuilt. The evidence points to a regional shaking event and a regional fire, even outside the walls of fortified cities. A regional earthquake associated with natural gas eruption and atmospheric ignition is the favored scenario for the natural/supernatural disaster. Those cities became famous for the nature of human wickedness, the swiftness of God’s judgment and the deliverance of the righteous.
This video file is a 60 minute seminar by Steven Austin that was recorded during the Seattle Creation Conference, October 2009. View more videos from the 2009 conference.
About the Speaker:
							
							 Dr. Steven A. Austin 
							is a field research
							
							geologist with a Ph.D. from Penn State 
							University in sedimentary
							
							geology. He is “Senior Research Scientist” with
							
							Institute for Creation Research in Dallas, 
							Texas. He has performed geologic research on six of 
							the seven continents of the world. His research 
							adventures have taken him by helicopter into the 
							crater of
							
							Mount St. Helens volcano, by bush plane onto 
							glaciers in the high mountains of Alaska, by raft 
							through the entire
							
							Grand Canyon, on horseback into the high Sierra, 
							by elevator into the world’s deepest coal mines, by 
							SCUBA onto the
							
							Great Barrier Reef of Australia, by rail into 
							the backcountry of
							
							Korea, by foot onto barren plateaus of southern 
							Argentina, and by four-wheel drive into remote 
							desert areas of
							
							Israel,
							
							Jordan and
							
							Saudi Arabia. He is the author of three books, 
							three videos, one computer software package, and 
							more than thirty technical geology papers.
Dr. Steven A. Austin 
							is a field research
							
							geologist with a Ph.D. from Penn State 
							University in sedimentary
							
							geology. He is “Senior Research Scientist” with
							
							Institute for Creation Research in Dallas, 
							Texas. He has performed geologic research on six of 
							the seven continents of the world. His research 
							adventures have taken him by helicopter into the 
							crater of
							
							Mount St. Helens volcano, by bush plane onto 
							glaciers in the high mountains of Alaska, by raft 
							through the entire
							
							Grand Canyon, on horseback into the high Sierra, 
							by elevator into the world’s deepest coal mines, by 
							SCUBA onto the
							
							Great Barrier Reef of Australia, by rail into 
							the backcountry of
							
							Korea, by foot onto barren plateaus of southern 
							Argentina, and by four-wheel drive into remote 
							desert areas of
							
							Israel,
							
							Jordan and
							
							Saudi Arabia. He is the author of three books, 
							three videos, one computer software package, and 
							more than thirty technical geology papers. 
							
Dr. Austin’s field research within Grand Canyon includes over 400 nights camped out below the Canyon’s rim. He has launched 22 raft trips within Grand Canyon. He has explored very remote areas of Grand Canyon by mule, helicopter and ATV. His book “Grand Canyon: Monument to Catastrophe” and his DVD “Grand Canyon: Monument to the Flood” summarize his investigations. He has over ten technical papers on Grand Canyon. Subjects of his technical publications on Grand Canyon include lava dams, breached dams, fossils, limestones, sandstones, basalts, diabase sills and radioisotope dating. He is widely known for his discovery of the regionally extensive mass-kill and burial bed within the Redwall Limestone about 2000 feet below the Canyon’s rim.
 This seminar was recorded during the 
			Seattle Creation Conference, October 2009 at
			Family Life Center, Mukilteo WA. The Seattle Creation Conference is a regular event organized by the 
			Northwest Creation Network. For information about the upcoming 
			conference visit the Seattle Creation 
			Conference website, or
			contact the NWCN to have 
			us organize the next creation conference at your Church.
This seminar was recorded during the 
			Seattle Creation Conference, October 2009 at
			Family Life Center, Mukilteo WA. The Seattle Creation Conference is a regular event organized by the 
			Northwest Creation Network. For information about the upcoming 
			conference visit the Seattle Creation 
			Conference website, or
			contact the NWCN to have 
			us organize the next creation conference at your Church.
						


