Why Noah’s Ark Will Never Be Found

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[Big Red Badger]

‘The Sign of Jonah’
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Don’t Walk.
RUN !

[lizma2]

“Noah was also the inspiration for McDonald’s Golden Arcs.”

Seriously?

If true, not a bad idea.

[redshawk]

Here’s a question for ya....
If Noah and his family were of one race of people.
How in the heck do we have so many different races today?

[kiryandil]

It’s the one next to Arch Stanton.

[Migraine]

When I was little my mom and grandma would tell me the stories of Noah and of Jonah — both quite amazing to me. But I couldn’t help being confused when I was also told about the French maid who saved France from England back in the day.

I knew people had first and last names, so I thought Noah’s last name was “Zark” and Jonah’s las name was “Vark”. True story, FWIW.

[BipolarBob]

But there’s no name there.

[kiryandil]

   

[missnry]

Ron Wyatt discovered the location of the Ark. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIpvIVLQ2Dk

[pollywog]

OH I do read my Bible daily... sometimes more than once a day. Going through it right now...
Yes Jesus taught much of His truth in parables....but Noah lived.. and yes there WAS a FLOOD.That is history.

[monkeyshine]

I don’t deny there was a worldwide flood. I just like to converse with the heathens.

[Rockingham]

There is good reason to think that the Noah story is a Judaic version of the Gilgamesh story from Mesopotamia. That would place the flood in that region and not the Black Sea, which would jibe with evidence for one or more catastrophic floods in Mesopotamia and the Persian Gulf.

The Noah story in the Bible would then be true as to there having been a flood, not factually accurate as to Noah, but morally true as to Man's relationship with God.

[Honorary Serb]

The beautiful lovely rainbow is God’s, and is ours to enjoy!

The LGBT creeps stole the rainbow!!!!

[pollywog]

I believe the Bible is the divinely inspired word of God. That said, I don’t take the first 11 chapters of Genesis as literal. God is revealing Himself and His relationship to His creation at a time when people believed all sorts of unscientific things. And still, those first 11 chapters are a brilliant description of the human condition. I find it sad and disappointing that people of faith will contort themselves into pretzels to make those 11 chapters literal.

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sad.... I'm a deplorable pretzel! Not ashamed of it either.

[norwaypinesavage]

Look up the "8.2 Ka Event" on the internet. It describes a well-documented event in geologic history. 'Ka' means K (thousands) of years ago, 6,200 years BC.

It describes glacial melting that built up two very large lakes in Southern Canada and Northern USA - Lake Agassiz, and Lake Ojibway. Ice dams broke, and the lakes emptied nearly immediately. Wikipedia states that it resulted in 10-13 FEET of permanent ocean level increase.

[EEGator]

And I like to converse with the daft.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Not even close.

The pride flag has six colors.

A real rainbow has seven.

[Fightin Whitey]

National Geographic

Explorer Jodi Magness...

an archaeologist at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, of modern searches for evidence of Noah.

Dumb dame doesn't even know how to spell "Jedi"...

[Texas Fossil]

A close Kurdish friend of mine in N. Syria said Noah’s arc is in high mountains in what is now Turkey. And that people in that region say they are decendants of Noah. (She was well informed)

Hundreds of thousands of Kurdish Jews were removed from Iraq, N. Syria, Iran and Turkey. Many are said to have evacuated to Israel.

[Salvavida]

Noah’’s ark was already discovered by Ron Wyatt.

[Texas Fossil]

This is related to my previous comment to you:

How Kurdish Jews made their way to Jerusalem, shocked Herzl, began to thrive (Jul 11, 2020)

https://www.timesofisrael.com/how-kurdish-jews-made-their-way-to-jerusalem-shocked-herzl-began-to-thrive/

I intended to attach it before but failed insert it.