The Flood

According to the Biblical timeline, in 2105 BCE a cataclysmic Flood devastated all of mankind-save for Noah and those who found refuge in the Ark. Science has long regarded such an event as impossible, since through sophisticated dating techniques, civilizations across the globe are shown to have been thriving in a state of continuity and growth both before and after this pivotal moment.
This eye-opening study exposes a startling truth: The entire foundation of scientific dating for this era rests on a single unexamined assumption. Through mathematically rigorous synchronizations, the author demonstrates that all scientific dates preceding the Flood are in error by a staggering factor of about 170. Correcting this error reveals the true time frame of the Flood within conventional dating and uncovers a wealth of evidence pointing to the sudden disappearance of civilizations across the globe at precisely the same moment in time.


"This book breaks new ground and should be of great benefit to the public."
Rabbi Aharon Feldman

"A thoroughly engaging and excellent work."
Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz

About the author:
Rabbi Alexander Hool grew up under the tutelage of his father, Rabbi Maurice Hool of Kingsbury, London, UK. He learned in Gateshead Yeshivah for many years under the direction of the Rosh Yeshiva Rav Avrohom Gurwitz. Rabbi Hool currently lives in Israel, where he has been studying in the Ponevezh Yeshivah and Kollel for over twenty years.
An eminent scholar, he has developed a particular expertise in history, dating, mathematics, and other unique and intriguing subjects. He is the author of the acclaimed work Toras Yom VoLaylah (on the complex halachic definitions of day, twilight, and night, and their ramifications) and has published a fundamental study on ancient astronomy and its implications regarding the halachic dateline, as well as an analysis of the Murex trunculus as a possible source of the ancient blue dye, techeles. Other recent publications include Shiur HaShiurim (a comprehensive investigation of the classification and calibration of measures and distances used in the Middle East before the Common Era), Gevulos Ha'aretz (a study of the exact borders of Eretz Canaan), The Challenge of Jewish History (Mosaica Press, 2015), Searching for Sinai (Mosaica Press, 2018), Pharaoh (Mosaica Press, 2020), The Desert Encampments (Mosaica Press, 2021), and The Six Days of Creation, volumes 1 and 2 (Mosaica Press, 2022, 2025).