Was the flood of Noah world wide

The Lord God took the man and put him in Ethiopia. 

Genesis 2:15 KJV - And the LORD God took the man, and put - Bible Gateway

Genesis 2 says the Lord placed the man in Ethiopia and we know that the word Ethiopia is a Romanized word we also know that one of the names of Ethiopia is Absyinia which could represent the bottom, Abysinia including the name of the ancestor and the aba which is father. 

European Christian vs the Ancient Christians

Ancient Christian - the flood was in Ethiopia. 

Protestants Christian - flood destroyed the world

Based on European churches Noah was the ancestor of all man, but ancient definition of the word earth is land or region and this means the flood was local and  Noah migrated from the area where man was taken (ETHIOPIA OR KENYA) and landed in NUBIA. The proof is in the books written about the movement of the Nile RIVER. 

If true, then we should consider that the people of Genesis 1-6 populated the world.

We should consider that the family of Cain were the first or oldest tribes of Africa whose identify themselves with scarification and built the first cities outside of the Garden. 

Based on logic and ancient definitions was Noah was the ancestor a specific group of people who lived in East Africa and Asia or was he the ancestor of the world. His children would avoid meet with blood in it. 

Genesis 6 Noah and the right way to behave

What spiritual system did Noah adhere to? Genesis 4:26 the writer says, "And then men began to call upon the name of the Lord" One thing to consider is ancient text  use names but the se names were replaced with pronouns by priest who translated these the invaders of the ancient world translated the

In order to understand the teachings in the bible the words in ancient text must be defined. Words such as wickedness, sin, and evil are adjectives, but the definition of an adjective is a word that describes a now. Ancient writing is and detailed therefore the meaning of words should be clearly understood.   

Noah is called Noach in the Hebrew bibles and Noe in some other versions but as seen in my other video the H could be a K sound and symbol of the Ka. If yes then the name is Noak.  As the story progresses notice we get to a point where the Lord allows Noah to eat meat but forbids eatting meat with blood in it. Was there a reason for this change of ancient norms? 

Understanding the original meaning of these words is tedious but anyone who wants to know the truth must take the time to probe those words. I will for all I can to provide assistance.  There are many acts or behaviors that could be considered wicked, but did the God of Noach also spelled Noah define wickedness the same as  the God of Abraham? Some ancient rulers believed anything against the rulers orders, such as eatting food that could give a person wisdom and knowledge was a sin but some other rulers believed human sacrifice, the lack of sacrifices, cannibalism, rape, child abuse and much more were wicked. Sin, wicked, evil, just, righteous are different words with different meanings. What's sad is the translators made the task of finding the meanings of the words tedious but don't give up until you find the differences. 

More  to come and information is subject to change......

Genesis, The setting of the Bible