PreFlood: An Easy Journey Into the PreFlood World by Trey Smith

by Trey Smith

PreFlood is likely one of the BEST EXAMINATIONS of the PREFLOOD WORLD ever in print. It is an easy fully illustrated walk-through, with full color images, timelines and artifacts. The book is a journey from the beginning of creation, to the origin of time and reality, Genesis, Enoch, and more.... The book debunks entirely Darwin's 1859 Theory of Evolution. The book also contains imagery and explanations as they relate to Nephilim, fallen angels, demons, aliens and other creepy crawlies. It is also a journey through the Book of Genesis, Book of Enoch and Book of Jasher, and a variety of ancient Sumerian texts A PreFlood journey by Trey Smith

Genres: History

61 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 25, 2020

Reviews

[Dale · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book is not Kindle ready. I have a Kindle Scribe and it was an awful read, it did not format to the Kindle page well at all. It was two pages per page, you had to zoom to try to read it, it was also very dark, I think because the book has color and Kindle tries to make it black and white; which makes many parts un-see-able. In addition, like what someone else stated, it's an interesting read, but floats all over the place, instead of reading on a timeline, it goes from subject to subject, then back to another subject you were reading about. For the cost, I would not buy if I had known it. I thought for something to pass Kindles specs, it would have to be approved by them, that it appears and is readable. Disappointed.

[Cindy Weeks · Rating 4 out of 5]

Informative

This book is very interesting and lots of information here. I especially liked the section on debunking evidence of prehistoric man as presented by supporters of Darwinism. However, I would have really gotten a lot more out of this book if the book had included an introduction as to who the author is and why the book is being written.

I also wish the book had been organized better. Alot of information is presented but there is so much jumping back and forth between topics that it gets exhausting trying to keep up.

A lot of information didn't seem to fit with the Title of the book. I had to wonder why some stuff was included in the book.

Also there was a lot of mention about fallen angels mating with humans but I didn't see anything explaining why fallen angels stopped mating with humans.

[John Stevenson · Rating 4 out of 5]

Finished the book in a few hours. Lots of photos. The format is very chaotic, not a linear story, almost like he was on drugs while formatting it. I have read other science and history books that are more detailed, but they didn't have clear color photos. These 3 books are interesting, a good addition to the heavier science history books I have. Fairly easy to read, as the majority of the books are pictures.

[James L Jacobs · Rating 1 out of 5]

Too small to read on Firetablet

Software glitch somewhere. Can not read the words. Two small pages side by side on the same page that can not be zoomed in. Impossible without a microscope or magnifying glass to read.

[Carolyn Craig · Rating 5 out of 5]

most educational

I really enjoyed the book. It certainly makes one think. I just don’t understand how anyone can not believe in God. I believed in the great flood before I read this book
Thank you Trey Smith and may God bless you.
Carolyn Craig

[Elizabeth Kling · Rating 5 out of 5]

Makes good sense

Well written and documented. Anyone with a curious and open mind would greatly benefit from reading this book. I plan to read the next one about Nimrod. I have read Jashur which fills in some gaps in the Bible.

[Nancy Mccleary · Rating 5 out of 5]

The book of the flood and more

The flood, enoch, genealogy of Adam to Enoch to Noah with others included. Looks like student handbooks of all the above. Graphics on areas of concern for Noah's boat.

[J.]

I downloaded the ebook via KU and wanted to read it. But the layout seems to be pdf format and it's far too difficult for my Kindle to handle.

Wish the author would release a visually simplified version. No rating given because I couldn't read the book.

[Reid · Rating 5 out of 5]

Awesome. If you want to know. Look here.

[Christine · Rating 5 out of 5]

bought For honest review wow this Book is very interesting lots of facts great for a library or school to teach facts . I also love trey Smith videos.

[Jim Moroney · Rating 1 out of 5]

Format sucks

This format is unreadable. I got this book for free. I hope no one paid for it. The author needs to resubmit with something readable.

[Kerri · Rating 5 out of 5]

Trey Smith made me realize that I was in Babylon. His YouTube videos are so full of information that I had to purchase his trio of books because I want to support him.

[Karen holland · Rating 5 out of 5]

Don't miss this!!

This is a fantastic introduction into the pre-flood world.
You will learn things you never knew about and its fascinating..

[stephen tibbs · Rating 1 out of 5]

Pre flood

Horrible formatting making impossible to read as each page was formatted to fill ONLY 1\4 of a page making pics and info near impossible to read Sucksz!!

[Michelle Delaney · Rating 1 out of 5]

Doesn't fit the screen! So I can't read it.

I can't change the view to the size of the screen. So I can't read it. Not even worth "free".

[Dana Shields · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow Insiteful

I have no words for this book. It puts together the timeline of my study, learning about ancient and what happened back then.

[José Colón · Rating 1 out of 5]

Would have been interesting, but

formatted poorly for the Kindle, does not rotate and two images for every page, just sloppy. I expected more, could not read comfortably.

[Steven Tomlin · Rating 3 out of 5]

Interesting material delivered via chaos

The design and layout is atrocious. The graphics are a lesson in anxiety madness. Probably good material but it’s literally buried.

[Bonne Foulds · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good!

Explains some stuff in better detail. Could have used a good editor for spelling/grammar.
Will buy the next one of the set.