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Noah's Ark already found: few truly interested
Posted On: 06/30/06 11:15:56 AM Age 47, MS
I have followed every attempt at finding new evidence for Noah's ark since I was young. Most attempts were inconclusive and not scientifically proven or provable. Several years ago I became convinced that Noah's ark was found and literally true to the scriptural account not only because petrified wood was found near or on a mountain but because the wood had no growth rings and was laminated with evidence of petrified glue used to bond the layers of wood together. The petrified wood was tested at a certified laboratory and found to have the levels of carbon appropriate for actually being wood at one point in time. However, this discovery didn't become truly profound for me until I realized that the wood Noah would have used would have to have no growth rings since there were no seasons and the climate would have had to have been tremendously different than the world's post flood climate of today. The fact that the petrified wood they found has no growth rings certainly proves a significantly different climate existed since no one could explain actual wood without growth rings any other way and certainly could not be duplicated with wood grown since the flood. This discovery, along with many other supporting confirmations, is very well documented and can be researched at www.wyattmuseum.com. For those who think finding Noah's ark is not relevant to their faith, you need to understand that Genesis contains the foundation of our faith in that it tells us who God is and what He says He did. The trustworthiness of God is at the heart of faith since one does not have anything if one can't trust the words of another. Destroying the validity of Genesis is the goal of what those who hate God need to do to destroy people's trust in God. If events in Genesis are proven to be literally true, many today call myth or fable, more will find it possible to believe the other statements attributed to what God has done that are contained in Genesis. Isn't this the essence of faith? God was the only eye witness to the Creation. If He is not trustworthy what does it matter what He says is the way to salvation? Knowing what God said can be trusted, by finding great archeological evidence proving Biblical statements long discounted by the "scientifically minded" certainly can help build a basis for trust in God. It could be the first step on the road to salvation for those still searching. Please don't just be intellectually rich in faith...do the research and prove to yourself that God is trustworthy by the ensamples He has left for the intellectually honest to find.
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  1. Re: Noah's Ark already found: few truly interested
    Posted On: 06/30/06 02:56:35 PMAge 18, NY
    Ron Wyatt is *not* a credible source of information. Look at all the other things he claimed to have found: Ark of the Covenant Blood of Jesus on the Ark of the Covenant Artifacts from Solomon's Temple Noah's tomb etc. Not only is it very unlikely that he ever found these things, he also never showed them to anyone, preferring to keep them to himself.
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    1. Re: Re: Noah's Ark already found: few truly interested
      Posted On: 01/07/07 08:12:32 PMAge 43, WA
      Suppose the ark was ever found, then what? Imagine the fresh ground swell of atheist converts to Christianity! Wow, wouldn't that be great? Praise the Lord! As we all know that have read the Bible, the Sanhedrine of yesteryear (1600 years ago) would have strongly today disproved of any Pro-Christian Biblical evidence coming forward! Like it or not - Two things are fact; * The ark was found 17 miles from Mt. Ararat - See G. Edward Griffins 1993 video 'The Discovery of Noah's Ark. (Freely found on the Internet - Download links are posted here http://www.brucefeiler.com/ubb/Forum4/HTML/000001.html * The Sanhedrine of yesteryear were reestablished 13th Oct. 2003, after a 1600 year holiday. http://www.israelnationalnews.com/news.php3?id=73311 Good luck getting real Ark footage onto main stream media while the Sanhedrine are active again.
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    2. Re: Re: Noah's Ark already found: few truly interested
      Posted On: 06/30/06 09:38:47 PMAge 69, WA
      Amen! The Bible also points directly that the Ark of the Covenant is in Ethiopia. Keeping in mind that the Mercy seat was pure gold and therefore 'incorruptable' while the ark itself was made of wood which is probably, by now, rotted away leaving nothing but rhe mercy seat. Acts 8:26-35 and Isa 18 as well as Zep 3:10 all point to the Ark being in Ethiopia.
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        Posted On: 07/01/06 04:14:34 PMAge 53, TN
        I looked at all three texts you speak of in your post. I can not find one inkling or iota of anything pointing to or talking about the ark being in Ethiopia. Could you please specify which texts within your chapters or range of texts lead you to believe the ark of the covenant is in Ethiopia? Thank you
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Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
Posted On: 06/30/06 11:08:15 AM Age 24, VA
First off when discussing "Noah's Ark" I would like to bring up several issues. One there is a major flood in every book of almost every different major religion so who is to say "Noah's Ark" is the truth. Two my major arguement usually starts with this, "The Epic of Gilgamesh" is widely renoun as the very first book. Infact, it is widely known to predate the bible itself. Now how is it there is a man in "The Epic of Gilgamesh" that takes all the animals on the boat and is granted eternal life in this book but "Noah's Ark" is to remain the truth. Two questions need to be asked, how does a book predating the bible tell of the flood? And why does the flood appear in several different religious books but serve different purposes in each? (ex. in asian culture the flood was brought to teach man irrigation).
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  1. Re: Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
    Posted On: 06/30/06 11:50:22 PMAge 50, TX
    The reason the Gilgamesh story predates the Torah, is because Moses wrote the the Torah later than the Gilgamesh story. (obviously) He included their beginning history as handed down to him either by God Himself or oral history. The premise goes like this, it was Noah's descendents in different parts of the known world that (using latent memory) wrote all the flood stories handed down from ancestors, including the Biblical story. The Biblical story came through the descendents of Shem (the Semites). The other stories from descendants of Ham and Japheth. And just because one predates the other, doesn't make it more accurate, especially in view of the fact that the Gilgamesh story is not very plausible, though very interesting.
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      Posted On: 07/03/06 11:09:11 PMAge 39, NC
      From Adam to Moses there are only 6 intervening links. From "Creation" to Moses' death is 2553 years, so that through these six intervening links the history of man was brought down.<br> Adam,(link 1)Methusealah,(link 2) Shem,(link 3) Isaac,(link 4) Koath,(link 5) Amram,(link 6) Moses. Adam was alive when Noah's father Lamech lived and they talked for 56 years! When you actually look at how long folks lived and keep an open mind, it is not hard to believe our entire history that we have written down for us in the Bible is exact.
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It's There - But where?
Posted On: 06/30/06 10:05:02 AM Age 72, TN
Very plausible and rewarding but not quite irrefutable. There are others who have trod to the top of Turkey's Ararat and had just as convincing evidence ... except for the pictures. We want the truth but it seems that the majority does not want to hear it. Two arks? Not hardly my friend. Convince us which is bona fide.
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  1. Re: It's There - But where?
    Posted On: 07/02/06 07:24:09 PMAge 55, TX
    As is normal: You say "convince us". Same thing doubting Thomas said! Oh ye of little faith. stephen
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Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
Posted On: 06/30/06 09:43:23 AM Age 27, MN
2Pe 3:3 Knowing this first, that there shall come in the last days scoffers, walking after their own lusts, 4 And saying, Where is the promise of his coming? for since the fathers fell asleep, all things continue as [they were] from the beginning of the creation. 5 For this they willingly are ignorant of, that by the word of God the heavens were of old, and the earth standing out of the water and in the water: 6 Whereby the world that then was, being overflowed with water, perished: Even without this discovery being the actual ark of Noah, there is such overwhelming evidence throughout the earth for a global flood that those who choose NOT to believe the Bible in this regard, do so out of "willful ignorance", as 2Peter 3:5 states. see this site for a compliled list of that evidence: http://www.answersingenesis.org/home/area/faq/flood.asp
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Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
Posted On: 06/30/06 06:35:33 AM Age 65, SC
I think the boat sank in a sea, then there was an upheaval which formed the mountain carring the sunken ship with it to the hight it was found.
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  1. Re: Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
    Posted On: 06/30/06 09:26:25 PMAge 69, WA
    I have a choice, believe "what you think" or what the Bible says! No contest my friend, just common sense!
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Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
Posted On: 06/30/06 05:26:20 AM Age 45, HI
While it takes faith to believe in God, it also goes hand in hand with the acceptance of his Word. The Biblical account of Noah's Ark is no exception. Simply saying that the Ark never existed basically means that God is a liar. That statement is nothing new, Evolutionist say it all the time. Nevertheless, evidence may be an important ingredient for some in order to believe, but faith is essential for all if you wish to please God. For the sake of unbelievers, I hope the evidence eventually proves this is real Ark in order that many may come to believe. However, signs do not always change a man's heart. Pharaoh in the story of Moses was given many signs yet refused to believe under the severe judgment of God. The Pharisees and Jewish Council during the times of Jesus were also given many signs and miracles yet still refused to believe that they crucified Jesus. Yet, you don't have to look in the bible for these examples of unbelief it's in our everyday lives.
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Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
Posted On: 06/30/06 01:21:40 AM Age 43, KY
IF YOU DONT BELIVE IN NOAHS FLOOD YOU DONT BELIVE MOSES, YOU DONT BELIVE JESUS , AND YOU DONT BELIVE THE KORAN ! YOU DONT BELIVE IN THE LORD GOD OF ABRAHAM,ISSAC,JOSEPH AND ISHMAIL............. GOD HAVE MERCY ON YOUR SOUL !...... NOW DONT JUMP OUT OF YOUR SKIN FOR THE LORD GOD TOLD HAGGAR FEAR NOT ISHMAEL WILL BE THE FATHER OF MANY NATIONS AND HIS LAMP SHALL NEAVER RUN DRY ! = OIL ! IN THE LAST DAYS ISRAEL WILL BECOME A STONE IN THE SANDAL OF NATIONS = ARMAGEDION NOW YOU WONT BELIVE THE THINGS TAKING PLACE BEFORE YOUR VERY EYES THEN HOW WILL HAVE FAITH IN THE BOOK !
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  1. Re: Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
    Posted On: 12/18/06 05:46:48 AMAge 49, UK
    My friend, you are truly lost and I pray that the LORD save your soul. The God of Abraham,Isaac,Jacob and even Ishmael says that he who curses Israel will himself be cursed and he who blesses Israel will himself be blessed. Whether you like it or not, Israel are God's chosen people, and all prophecy will be fulfilled. From Adam to Noah, these are what the names mean: Adam(Man),Seth (Appointed),Enosh (Mortal), Kenan (Sorrow),Mahalalel (The Blessed God), Janed (Shall come down),Enoch (Teaching), Methusalah (His death shall bring), Lamech (Despairing),Noah (Rest/Comfort). Now put all the meanings together and you are clearly told that 'Man was appointed mortal sorrow. The Blessed God shall come down teaching, and His death shall bring to the despairing, rest and comfort'. Only one prophet fulfilled these words and messianic prophecy, and that was the man Jesus. I ask you to study all teachings, not just the Koran. Good deeds will not save your soul, that is a lie from Satan. Good deeds without faith are like dirty rags in the eyes of the LORD. You are saved by grace alone and only by accepting God's sacrifice, His Son; Jesus, who loves you very much.
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  2. Re: Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
    Posted On: 11/11/06 11:06:23 AMAge 46, FL
    Hahahah ! I believe you have to many books on hand.
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  3. Re: Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
    Posted On: 07/06/06 08:08:23 PMAge 46, FL
    No need to yell (caps on = yelling) in this blog. Beating people across their backs with your ranting will not bring them closer to your way of seeing things. Also, I think this forum is supposed to be an objective discussion about the article. Cant we just stay on the subject? Thanks.
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  4. Re: Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
    Posted On: 06/30/06 01:43:47 PMAge 43, OK
    Praise Jesus!! Praise Him!! By the power of the Almighty this is great news. What a miracle! What fortune! The hand of God himself led these prophets to the remains of His work. And in stone! Miraculous event! Wood changed to stone! Now all disbelievers will stand in embarrassment! None shall question His truth! Rich men they are for they believe! God rewards His loved ones with wealth and fortune! And punishes heathens with poverty and shame! A boat of stone that could float!! Praise the Lord in High Heaven!! Halleluja!!!
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Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
Posted On: 06/29/06 09:38:43 PM Age 30, WI
I know this Pulblisher Ascension Press has a Chart about Noahs Ark and a childs program about this. Check it out www.ascensionpress.com I will see if this find matches up with the descriptions they have (which are from the Bible)before I make any conclusions.
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Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
Posted On: 06/29/06 08:36:49 PM Age 36, CA
A fascinating article that I'll surely check back on. I noticed no reference or comparison though to the Noah's Ark site in Turkey thoroughly researched by Ron Wyatt. Located near the town of Dogubayazit in Turkey, and 18 miles from Mt. Ararat, this is a ship shaped formation that measures 515 feet long (300 Egyptian cubits), from which petrified wood samples, and fragments of metal rivets have been taken and studied. The Turkish government even built a visitor center nearby (in 1988). At http://www.arkdiscovery.com/noah's_ark.htm http://www.biblediscoveries.com/arkvisit.html http://www.bibleplus.org/discoveries/noahsark.htm are the best articles I've found on the very convincing Turkey site. Thank Almighty God for any faith promoting discoveries around the world, whatever His will may be!
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  1. Re: Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
    Posted On: 07/03/06 12:17:03 AMAge 33, AP
    Egyptians didn't build the ark. And since Moses did not take a tape measure to it, but wrote that lenght as the inspired word of God there is no reason to think the natural geological formation is the remains of the Ark. Whose dimensions of 6 times as long as wide are way off. This quite the interesting find. I will be following the story.
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  2. Re: Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
    Posted On: 06/30/06 05:46:57 AMAge 18, NY
    Um... I find it very difficult to believe anything that Ron Wyatt said. Look at his track record...
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Re: Noahs Ark? For Real
Posted On: 06/29/06 08:19:34 PM Age 57, CA
Life is so much more interesting looking at the possibilities of this story being true. I want to fill my life with all that there is to experience while I have a life. Why would I want to limit, out of hand, experiences that provoke posibilities ? I see that there is value in keeping an open mind. This mind set is what stimulates mankind toward development. It's the closed mind that struggles to convence others to their restricted perspective. Why the fight ?
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