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Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
Posted On: 01/21/07 10:26:36 AM Age 48, CA
One look at the pictures, This IS Noahs Ark! The unbeleviers will never be convinced, the "scientists" will never have their paradigm shattered, the Goverments will not let their control be threatend and Iran will never let this site be excavated. How sad for the world that this story will probably never.....WAIT..... I wonder....Jesus hasn't weighed in on this yet. I probably havn't a clue as to what I just stated. Congradulations Dr. Bob Cornuke and team. I posting this to a few forums to help spread the news. Best regards ....Robert T.
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Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
Posted On: 12/07/06 10:05:48 AM Age 54, MI
A most interesting article. I do have a couple of reservations, though. Most important is the Biblical account. Genesis 8:4 states that the ark "rested on the mountains of Ararat. I'm no Hebrew scholar, so I have no idea if this is something that could have different shades of meaning. Perhaps mountain ranges have gone through many name changes throughout ancient times, and eventually settled into their present labels. My other question has to do with sightings of "something" on Ararat itself. Starting with the verbal testimony of the participants of an expedition hosted by Czarist Russia, on up to Ferdinand Navarre who claims to have seen several thousands of tons of wood above the tree line on Ararat and actually brought down large beams to be analyzed. Either way, this all is worth further investigation.
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  1. Re: Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
    Posted On: 01/08/07 03:17:07 PMAge 39, FL
    The evidence has shown that the flood was and it reached to and past that site. The sea sheels na dso on. It can well be that that is man made and wood, but this does not yet say it was Noahs ark. You may have a fortress, or a pre flood building of some kind that was part of the reason for the flood to go so high and cover the mountians. Why are all the first hand testimonies so similar and so like the Bible account, of the other location. This site does not match Ed Davis' account. There is a BIG change from His account and what the locals told him, and this. So yes interesting evidence of the flood, nothing new but that there is something man made there. Maybe this year there will be a good chance to get a good look at the other site, and have it photographed. Also your lack of picture eveidence, and tendency to promotion leans towards wonder of the motives. Also there is a real lack of quoatations of all the starrs that were along for the trip. But these later things are jsut opionion but the evidence, .... more please.
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Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
Posted On: 11/15/06 08:59:45 AM Age 48, MI
I think it would be absolutely great to see that Noah's ark had been found!! It puts acutal pictures to my faith that I have believed for so long! It can also quiet the sceptic and maybe even convince them that God is Who He says He is!! It's exciting to think about and I hope to hear that the expediction can continue to clarify the finding and prove that it really is Noah's Ark!
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  1. Re: Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
    Posted On: 12/17/06 02:08:14 AMAge 52, ID
    I also totally believe in the authenticity of the great flood of Noah a man or righteousness. One thing to keep in mind concerning the successful finding of Noah's Ark, is the fact that Satan does not want humans to believe it really happened, and so he will do what he can to keep it hid, but if it is Gods will for it to be found then it will be. keep up the good work. Shane
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Re: Noah?s Ark? For Real
Posted On: 10/10/06 03:01:13 AM Age 46, FL
It's Possable. But i woulden't jump up and down just yet. More research is needed, data collected. Scans done to look at what lay below the rock, to size it up. To make a good comfermation. Richard Harrison GeoProspects
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Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
Posted On: 10/08/06 04:38:38 AM Age 59, AZ
I suspect that searching for the original ark is a lost cause, because the event that inspired the story (which pre-dates the Bible -- see "The Epic of Gilgamesh") took place much too long ago for a wooden structure to survive. I think the best guess is 74,000 years ago, because that is when the Toba supervolcano in Indonesia erupted and came close to exterminating the entire human race. Genetic evidence indicates a human "population bottleneck" at exactly that same time, when all but a thousand or two humans perished. The traumatic story, retold for thousands of years, may have lost track of whether the catastrophe involved a rain of water or a rain of ash. You may be inclined at first to dismiss this theory, but it does solve several difficult problems in interpreting the Bible story. For example, if the "Toba catastrophe" theory is true, then the Biblical Flood really was worldwide (not just in the Middle East as some have suggested for a flood of water). Forty days of water rain could hardly flood much of the earth up to the mountaintops, but a huge supervolcano could easily erupt continuously for 40 days with lethal results almost everywhere, at every elevation. And Noah's ark could have been quite large because it didn't have to float -- it just had to provide shelter from an extended period of volcanic ash fall for some people and a lot of their domesticated animals. So if Noah's ark ever is found, it may be under about 10 feet of volcanic ash somewhere.
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  1. 74,000?
    Posted On: 01/31/08 02:19:31 PMAge 18, FL
    I dunno anything about this"gilgamesh age" etc,but i believe that the world is about 6000 years old so it cant be under volcanic ash etc. ass. Morgan Stanley
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  2. Re: Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
    Posted On: 04/30/07 11:59:46 AMAge 37, OH
    Just one correction; The Epic of Gilgamesh does not pre-date Noah's Deluge. The "story" of Gilgamesh came after the flood. There are several flood "stories" from different cultures that were written after the flood. All of these stories are very similiar with some variations. This only reinforces the authenticity of Noah's flood. It is a real historical event. I hope this is genuinly Noah's Ark. If not, then the search will continue. It will not take away the fact that the story is true. Many things in the Bible were discounted as fairy tales until later proven through archeology (Sodom, Jericho's walls, King David, etc)
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  3. Re: Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
    Posted On: 12/18/06 04:52:16 AMAge 49, UK
    The Word Of God is The Final Authority. The LORD tells us in His Word that there was a flood, that there existed a man named Noah, and that there was an Ark. If it was not so, it would not be in the bible. There exist Assyrian-Babylonian accounts of both the creation epic (Enuma elish) and the flood (Epic of Gilgamesh) discovered at the site of the ancient biblical city of Nineveh. Before I ever read the bible, I read both the above stories in my quest for the truth of my existence. It was only in reading God's Word after inviting Jesus into my life, that the simple truth became the only Truth. The Babylonian account is a corrupted version (multi-deity) of an original tradition, the truth of which was granted to Moses by divine inspiration.
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  4. Re: Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
    Posted On: 11/14/06 03:10:47 PMAge 42, MI
    I JUST LEARNED ABOUT THE POSSIBLE FINDING OF THE ARK ON MY LOCAL CHRISTIAN RADIO STATION TODAY. SINCE I WAS A LITTLE GIRL THERE HAVE BEEN MANY SEARCHING FOR THE ARK. I FIND THIS DISCOVERY VERY COMPELLING AND POSSIBLE. UPON READING THIS PARTICULAR POSTING I FEEL ONLY SADNESS FOR THE PERSON THAT WROTE IT. PEOPLE HAVE ALWAYS TRIED TO EXPLAIN AWAY THINGS WITH DEEP SCIENTIFIC POSSIBILITIES. I FOR ONE BELIEVE IN FAITH. EVEN IF IT IS A BIG LEAP. WHY CAN'T THE ARK AND FLOOD HAVE HAPPENED JUST LIKE THE BIBLE SAYS? SOME THINGS ARE JUST WHAT THEY SAY THEY ARE. WHETHER OR NOT THIS IS THE ACTUAL ARK I BELIEVE IT HAPPENED, EXSISTED SIMPLY BECAUSE GOD MADE IT SO. PLEASE TRY NOT TO DOUBT SO MUCH. JUST ACCEPT AND THE PEACE OF GOD WILL MAKE THE TRUTH KNOWN
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Re: Noah?s Ark? For Real
Posted On: 10/05/06 11:57:08 PM Age 47, CA
I believe the evidence is overwhelming. I also believe that this is God's final warning to mankind. It is time for Christians to wake up, Jesus is coming soon. What further evidence do we need? Let us cast off the unfruitful works of darkness, namely believing in mindless and godless evolution, and start believing in what the Word says. It is time to start looking at the first eleven chapters of Genesis as true history, not myth.
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Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
Posted On: 09/18/06 09:47:14 PM Age 35, PA
What is the carbon dating of the wood? How old is it?
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  1. Re: Re: Noah?s Ark? For Real
    Posted On: 10/18/06 07:56:18 AMAge 69, FL
    This is fascinating! The Bible says the ark landed in the mountains of Ararat. But when Moses wrote that, how large of an area did these mountains cover? I have read where ancient Ararat was referred to as UTURAH and expanded well beyond the conventional siting of the ark on Mt. Ararat in Turkey, and into the mountain range just south of the Caspian sea in Iran. It seems to me that discovering what Moses ment by "the mountains of Ararat" could be an important factor. In any event, the remains of the ark do exist and if for no other reason, I believe it because the word of God records it. That settles it:-)
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Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
Posted On: 07/20/06 01:20:17 PM Age 63, MI
Some years after WWII there were some pictures published depicting a ship like object high in the mountians and somewhere [I think] near the middle east. It seems to me that the object in those pictures was, or was thought to be, hollow. Does any one remember these photos? Could they have been taken in the same area as the photos on this site?
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  1. WWII Ark Sighting
    Posted On: 07/29/06 10:44:10 PMAge 64, NC
    You are probably referring to the sighting by Ed Davis. I recommend Bob Cornuke's book, Ark Fever, which describes Dr. Cornuke's reliance on Ed Davis' story. Ark Fever was written after Cornuke's 2005 visit to Iran. An earlier posting below also references another author who told Ed Davis story. Harley, Charlotte, NC
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  2. Re: Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
    Posted On: 07/24/06 08:56:37 PMAge 50, WI
    yeh i remember a movie clip, some pictures of an ark with a russian soldier standing in front of it, or it could of been a pakistani, anyway it appeared to be a documentary on noah's ark, it showed that a team had found the ark and took pictures of it, but a patrol of men had confiscated the pictures and burned them. seemed to be a black and white video. never seen it advertised again. spark
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Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
Posted On: 07/19/06 04:53:43 PM Age 52, VA
I believe that Noah built an Ark that floated above a world-wide flood. Why? because God said so and what he said was recorded in the Bible. However the likelihood that we will find that Ark is remote. If we found it it would become an object of worship just like the bronze snake that Moses made and had to be destroyed according to 2 Kings 18:1-4. The Ark of the covenant is gone also, according to Jeremiah 3. Many cults gather around relics and make them central to their worship.
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  1. Re: Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
    Posted On: 07/19/06 06:35:36 PMAge 48, LA
    I also believe that there was a world-wide flood, because I trust in the Bible's account. I don't agree, however, that if this object is truly Noah's ark, that it would become an idol. I think that the ark's discovery would bring a lot more people to belief in God than it would to mislead some into worshipping the object. The ark is not a creature and being devoid of personality, would not appeal to those vulnerable souls who are looking for an idol. I believe the ark's discovery would cause many a devout atheist to question his (un)belief. After all, the story of a world-wide flood with a select few escaping via a sort of boat, exists throughout the world's aboriginal cultures; physical evidence such as this discovery might bring scientists and intellectuals to revisit the entire Bible and its accounts of history. This might be a true blessing for those on the cusp of belief/unbelief. Re: Noahs Ark? For Real Posted On: 07/19/06 04:53:43 PM Age 52, VA I believe that Noah built an Ark that floated above a world-wide flood. Why? because God said so and what he said was recorded in the Bible. However the likelihood that we will find that Ark is remote. If we found it it would become an object of worship just like the bronze snake that Moses made and had to be destroyed according to 2 Kings 18:1-4. The Ark of the covenant is gone also, according to Jeremiah 3. Many cults gather around relics and make them central to their worship.
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    1. To: Age 48, LA
      Posted On: 07/20/06 12:32:34 PMAge 46, FL
      To: Age 48, LA In response to your post: First, looking from the perspective of the entire human race in the days before the flood, the "world" more likely meant a region in the middle east. i dont think there were yet people in south america, north america, australia, etc. (assuming these other continents existed in their current form - which i believe they did). this is why i think the "world" meant the region around that area of the middle east. if there WAS a global flood, how did the animals SPECIFIC to Australina (marsupials, etc.), Asia, the Arctic regions, etc. get to the Ark and then BACK to their respective continents? Keep in mind also the millions of known insect species and even more that are just now being discovered. How did they survive?? How did Noah get ALL these animals, insects, onto the Ark? What about amphibians such as frogs, certain lizards, etc? They would not survive without food and an ability to get to land. What about plants? They provide food to most of the above-mentioned creatures. In the much larger perspective there are so many species of plants, animals and insects on this planet that simply could not survive such a global catastrophe - they just could not for that many days. So one of four things had to happen: 1. There was a second creation - God replenished the earth after the "global flood" subsided. (where did all that water go?) 2. There was no global flood. 3. The animals, plants, and insects that survived on the Ark went on their way later and evolved into multiple species replenishing the earth. 4. God suspended the lives of all the planet's creatures not on the Ark until the environment was again stable and habitable. (that would take a long while.) Statement 1. I dont believe this. The bible says nothing about a second creation. Statement 2. I think this is correct. Statement 3. You can decide if you believe God provided an evolutionary/adaptive mechanism for life on this planet or not. Statement 4. I dont believe this. Why, then, have the Ark to save the lives of the animals if they could all simply be suspended? At some point in time, there was an explosion of life on this planet that was incredibly diverse and became extremely populous. What a beautiful expression of the Creator. So many forms of life - millions...Billions. Where is the truth in all this? I wont deny the picture placed in front of me during my time here. It is God's expression of Love. Next, you think that if this find (the 6th or so Ark "discovery" that I know of) were PROVEN CONCLUSIVELY to be Noahs Ark that atheists would suddenly fall to their knees you are kidding yourself. Even if it were proven to mirror the dimensions in the bible it does NOT prove the entire bible. I have spoken to many athiests. They freely admit that the bible has truth in - that if there were no truth in it at all then no one would believe it. They just dont believe every single item printed therein. They think it is a series of stories told over and over like greek mythology. Eventually someone wrote it all down and put it all in a book. Some truth is present but the stories have been embelished. They think it is a tool to control society. Thats my two cents. Thanks!
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      1. Re: To: Age 48, LA
        Posted On: 08/14/06 06:26:42 PMAge 24, WA
        In Genesis 10, it talks about the world being divided. Maybe in the time of Noah, all the continents were connected? Genesis 10:25 "Two sons were born to Eber: One was named Peleg, because in his time the earth was divided; his brother was named Joktan.
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        1. Genesis 10 division etc.
          Posted On: 12/18/07 02:57:51 AMAge 67, FL
          There is a historical book referred to in Joshua 10 called the book of Jasher. If this historical reference is correct, the people were divided at the tower of Babel incident in the early days of the life of Peleg ( division ). And, the earth was divided in the latter days of Peleg's life. There's no guarantee that this is true, but it is interesting to consider.
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      2. Re: To: Age 48, LA
        Posted On: 07/26/06 09:33:40 PMAge 53, NJ
        There are amazingly satisfying answers to your questions, surf over www.answersingenesis.org and you will find them. Kind regards...
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Re: Noah?s Ark? For Real
Posted On: 07/17/06 05:36:41 AM Age 51, TX
FINDING OR NOT FINDING THE ARK (SHIP) CAN NOT BOTHER ME, BECAUSE OF MY FAITH IS ALWAYS THERE WITH ME. BUT THESE PEOPLE(DR. BOB AND THE BASE RESEARCH) SHOULD KEEP LOOKING FOR THE ARK. WHILE WE COMPLAIN, THEY ARE OUT LOOKING FOR THE ARK. AND I THINK THATS GREAT. I BACK THEM UP 100%.
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  1. Re: Re: Noah?s Ark? For Real
    Posted On: 08/07/06 01:22:45 PMAge 15, CA
    I'm With You 100% I Think it is Great when people find evidence of things in the Bible. The Ark especially.
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  2. Re: Re: Noah?s Ark? For Real
    Posted On: 07/19/06 04:09:40 PMAge 31, TX
    I agree. I have always had my faith that the Noah's Ark exsist and it is out there somewhere. I give the Christian archeologist props because I do believe that they have found something. I can't think of anything else being that high up at that elevation, but the Ark. We do serve a true and living God. And not only are we decendents from Adam and Eve whom were the beginning of man kind but we are also decendents of Noah. I am sorry for those who really believe in evolution, or chose not to believe in God. This is a big revelation. Keep up the good work.
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  3. Re: Re: Noah?s Ark? For Real
    Posted On: 07/19/06 01:44:14 PMAge 46, MI
    Where is the picture of the find? I believe this lines up perfectly w/ the scripture's mountains of Ararat.
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