The Earth Between Waters : Genesis Through Science and Theology
Overview
The Earth Between Waters
Genesis Through Science and Theology
What happened to the waters described at the beginning of Genesis? How did oceans form, dry land emerge, and Earth become a place capable of sustaining life?
In The Earth Between Waters, Levi Sap Nei Thang continues the exploration begun in The Sky Between Waters, this time turning toward the Earth beneath the sky.
Drawing from both science and theology, the book explores the origins of Earth's water, the formation of the early crust and continents, the gathering of the seas, the emergence of dry land, the water cycle, soil formation, vegetation, the beginnings of life, and the interconnected systems that make Earth habitable.
Scientific evidence from physics, geology, chemistry, biology, hydrology, and planetary science is considered alongside the creation account in Genesis. Rather than forcing science and Scripture into artificial agreement, the book carefully examines where they correspond, where interpretation is necessary, and where important questions remain open.
The journey also becomes personal. Questions about water, sky, and creation that began in the author's childhood continued through her studies in Physics and Theology and eventually became the foundation of this book.
Across sixteen chapters, The Earth Between Waters invites readers to look again at something extraordinarily familiar-water-and discover how deeply it is connected to the history of our planet, the emergence of life, and our responsibility to care for the world we inhabit.
For readers interested in Genesis, creation, Earth science, water, theology, and the relationship between scientific evidence and biblical interpretation.
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- ISBN-13: 9780979299377
- ISBN-10: 0979299373
- Publisher: Levi SAP Nei Thang
- Publish Date: October 2026
- Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.47 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.67 pounds
- Page Count: 224
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