No Ah Coverup

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IsIs NOAHNOAH s Arks ArkDisDis coveredcovered- -upup !!??

IsIs NOAHNOAH s Arks ArkDisDis coveredcovered- -upup !!??

IF NoahIF Noah s Ark weres Ark were reallyreallydiscovered, what dodiscovered, what do YOU YOU

think would happen?think would happen?

TheyThey d cover it up!d cover it up!Well, it seems itWell, it seems it has has beenbeen! !


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There exist some anomalies!There exist some anomalies!(strange things)(strange things)

The AmazingThe Amazing

Ship ShapeShip Shape

First AnomalyFirst Anomaly


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InIn EEastern Turkeyastern Turkey OnOn thethe mountainmountains of Ararats of Ararat

Ararat 1 Ararat 1 Ararat 2 Ararat 2

OnOn Cudi DagCudi Dag oror Judi DaJudi Da or Mt.or Mt. MasherMasher

Ararat 1 Ararat 1

Ararat 2 Ararat 2


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6 ,200 feet above sea level, about a mile west of the6 ,200 feet above sea level, about a mile west of theTurkish/Iranian borderTurkish/Iranian border, , 17 miles17 miles S South of Mtouth of Mt. . Ararat. Ararat.

On Mt.On Mt. Judi DagJudi Dag


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A A strange,strange, seeminglyseemingly manman--made shipmade ship- -shapeshape, with a, with a

sharp bow & rounded stern.sharp bow & rounded stern.

Allow us to build our case! Allow us to build our case!

OOther archaeological artifactsther archaeological artifactsare obviouslyare obviously relatedrelated to it,to it,

andand are alare alsoso situated at situated at the same geographic spot the same geographic spot! !

A Ann anancient cient town &town &locallocal placeplace--namesnames areare relatedrelatedto thisto this shipship and its crew!and its crew!

ToTo top it all of,top it all of, all these factsall these factsand artifacts,and artifacts, areare

documented and mentioneddocumented and mentionedin hundreds of in hundreds of historical annalshistorical annalsonon clay tabletsclay tablets ,,

inin ancient legendsancient legends ,,andand inin local lorelocal lore ..


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The photo got publishedThe photo got publishedinin aa 1919 6 06 0 Life Magazine,Life Magazine,wondering if it was thewondering if it was theremains of Noahremains of Noah s Ark?s Ark?

In modern timesIn modern times May 1948,May 1948, thethe shipship- -shapeshape was firstwas firstdiscovered by Kurdishdiscovered by Kurdish- -Turkish farmerTurkish farmer Reshit SarihanReshit Sarihan ..


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who researchewho researched d thethe shipship- -shapedshaped anomalyanomaly! !


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EvenEven byby Christians!Christians! For exampleFor example by byRex Geissler ofRex Geissler of noahsarksearch.comnoahsarksearch.com


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TThis amazing discoveryhis amazing discovery ha hass beenbeenfullyfully && studiously ignored by thestudiously ignored by the

global mainglobal main- -stream media!stream media! S Strangetrange? ?

As a Sept 2010 As a Sept 2010 Gallup pollGallup poll sh showowss :: 55 77 % of % of Americans Americans havehave little or no trustlittle or no trust

anymore in theanymore in the mainstreammainstream mediamedia

An An attitude reflectedattitude reflected worldwideworldwide !!

B loggers are not surprised!B loggers are not surprised!


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Geologists sayGeologists say , that at some time in history, the, that at some time in history, the shipship slid 2 km downslid 2 km down the the slopeslope from its originalfrom its original

position,position, i inn anan EEarth flowarth flow or land slide!or land slide!(most likely caused by e(most likely caused by eartharthquake &/or heavy rain!)quake &/or heavy rain!)


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InIn 1987, 3 earthquakes happened to shake1987, 3 earthquakes happened to shake off off earthearth--flow debrisflow debris, , and exposedand exposed thethe hull of the shiphull of the ship !!

We seeWe see up into the bow of theup into the bow of the hullhull showing a detritus pile left of showing a detritus pile left of what somewhat somesay issay is the physical remains of Noahthe physical remains of Noah s Ark. This "belows Ark. This "below- -thethe--waterline"waterline"impression isimpression is 53 8 feet53 8 feet ((1 6 4 M1 6 4 M .) in length, however the Ark's actual length.) in length, however the Ark's actual length

waswas 1212 feet feet ((3 .6 M3 .6 M.) longer.) longer, , due to overhang of bow & stern making it due to overhang of bow & stern making it 55 055 0feetfeet ((1 6 71 6 7 MM.).) exactlyexactly as long as Godas long as God in the Biblein the Bible told Noah to make it told Noah to make it. .

IIss thisthis

shipship- -shapeshape

on landon land NoahNoah s arks ark? ?


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Turkish geologistTurkish geologist Murat AvciMurat Avci ss denies it, but saysdenies it, but says

th e fea tur e was indeed an objec t floa ting o n th eth e fea tur e was ind ee d a n objec t floa ting o n th eea rthea rth--flow rath e r than a fi xe d o bjec t p rotruding flow rath e r than a fi xe d o bjec t p rotruding from th e v all ey floor .from th e v all ey floor . I n any eve nt, it is ce rtain that this f e atur e is not a I n any eve nt, it is ce rtain that this f e atur e is not a ship or any such manmad e art e fact, although ship or any such manmad e art e fact, although

be hav e d v e ry much lik e a ship within th e e arthflow .be hav e d v e ry much lik e a ship within th e e arthflow . For ex ampl e , e ith e r during th e push b y th eFor ex ampl e , e ith e r during th e push b y th ee arthflow, and r e sistanc e b y rocking, or oscillation e arthflow, and r e sistanc e b y rocking, or oscillation at its transv e rs e a x is, at its transv e rs e a x is, th eth e b ack b on eb ack b on e of th eof th e shipship was b rok e n in s e v e ral plac e s .was b rok e n in s e v e ral plac e s .

B ack b on e? S hip? B ack b on e ? Ship?


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it be hav e d lik e a ship! it be hav e d lik e a ship! Mr. A v c i rais e s Mr. A v c i rais e s a t a th eorh eoryy h ow th eh ow th e shipship- -shaped featureshaped feature waswas polishepolished d

by the earthflow into its shipby the earthflow into its ship- -shapeshape, but offers no proof, but offers no proof for it for it. .In actuality AvciIn actuality Avci clearlyclearly testifies thattestifies that the shipthe ship- -shaped featureshaped feature

behaved very much l ike a shipbehaved very much like a ship within the earthwithin the earth- -flowflow and thatand that th eth e b ack b on eb ack b on e of th eof th e shipship was b rok e n in s e v e ral plac e s .was b rok e n in s e v e ral plac e s .

An d so Mr . An d so Mr . Avci cl e arl y t e stifi e s to th e contrar y Avci cl e arl y t e stifi e s to th e contrar y::


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TThehe first first po siti onpo siti on o f t heo f t he s h i ps h i p--s hapes hape , be f o r e it s li d, be f o r e it s li ddown, is sti ll v isi bledown, is sti ll v isi ble i i n ae ri al pho t o s fr om its o ri g i naln ae ri al pho t o s fr om its o ri g i nali mp r i mp ri n t i n t i n t he ea rt h, 2 KM h i ghe r up t he moun t a i n.i n t he ea rt h, 2 KM h i ghe r up t he moun t a i n.

Now if t ha t wa s all t he r e wa s t o it ,Now if t ha t wa s all t he r e wa s t o it ,

t ha t would be s omewha t r ema r kablet ha t would be s omewha t r ema r kable, ,bu t no t bu t no t mo r emo r e!! IIn t e r e sti ngly enoughn t e r e sti ngly enough, ,t he r et he r e is is mo r emo r e c ir cum st an ti alc ir cum st an ti al

ev i denev i dence,ce, f ac ts ,f ac ts , && r ela t ed h ist o ri calr ela t ed h ist o ri cali n f o r ma ti on even, wh i ch make it ai n f o r ma ti on even, wh i ch make it a

f a r we i gh ti e r d is cove r y.f a r we i gh ti e r d is cove r y.


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An ancient An ancienttown &town &necropolisnecropolis

2nd Anomaly2nd Anomaly


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D. DealD. Deal rere--discoverdiscovereded the citythe city NaxuanNaxuan mentioned in ancient texts.mentioned in ancient texts.Not much remains f Not much remains fromrom it, other than theit, other than the foundations of itsfoundations of its

houseshouses and manyand many gravesgraves && cemeteriescemeteries ,, a virtuala virtual NECRO POLISNECRO POLIS!!

A city for the A city for the deaddead ! But ! But whywhy??

OnOn NATONATO aerialaerial photophotos,s, archaeologistarchaeologist David DealDavid Dealdiscovered thatdiscovered that the the originaloriginal first position of thefirst position of the shipship- -

shapeshape waswas located inlocated in the midst of thethe midst of the remains ofremains of

anan ancient townancient town !!


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'Be Still and Know that I AM GOD'Be Still and Know that I AM GOD

Psalm 46 :19Psalm 46 :19

Naxuan isNaxuan is discussed by ancient writers such as B erodiscussed by ancient writers such as B erosssus,sus, Armenian Armenian Moses of ChronenMoses of Chronensis sis, Ptolemy the geographer,, Ptolemy the geographer,

&& Roman Jew Flavius JRoman Jew Flavius Josephus, among others.osephus, among others.

TThehe ark moldark mold impression iimpression is s found in betweenfound in betweenthethe remains ofremains of thethe first citfirst cityy of our postof our post- -floodfloodcivilization, and many graves and cemeteriescivilization, and many graves and cemeteries! !

WeWe ll zoom in on this square of the town nowll zoom in on this square of the town now


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WeWe ll now zoom in on this housing square nowll now zoom in on this housing square now


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PPhoto by Prof hoto by Prof. . RR.. MichelsonMichelson ((Georgia TechGeorgia Tech) ) onon 1st 1st NaxuanNaxuan expedition shows Dr.M. Sexpedition shows Dr.M. S..Bayraktutan, professor of geology at Atat Bayraktutan, professor of geology at Atat rk University Erzurumrk University Erzurum, , standingstanding inin thethefoundation of foundation of anan ancient dwelling at Naxuan city center near the ark landing siteancient dwelling at Naxuan city center near the ark landing site. .

What is aWhat is a shipship- -shapeshape doingdoing in the middle of anin the middle of anancient townancient town that became athat became a place of pilgrimageplace of pilgrimage ,,

as well as a favoriteas well as a favorite necropolisnecropolis for so many people?for so many people?


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Initially it seems to have been a normalInitially it seems to have been a normaltowntown withwith surrounding gravessurrounding graves but graves andbut graves andcemeteries grewcemeteries grew

so abundant so abundant that they farthat they faroutnumber theoutnumber theoriginal houses.original houses.They are not They are not only found ononly found on

the outskirts,the outskirts,but all over thebut all over theplace.place.TThe locationhe locationfeels more like afeels more like afavorite burialfavorite burialresort orresort or necropolisnecropolis of of ancient times,ancient times,andand a place of a place of pilgrimage orpilgrimage or

worship similarworship similarto Lourdes.to Lourdes.


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Naxuan obviously became a famous pilgrimageNaxuan obviously became a famous pilgrimageresort where people wanted to be buried!resort where people wanted to be buried! Why?Why?

illustration shows approximate geologic conditions where the ark landedillustration shows approximate geologic conditions where the ark landed

It makes sense, IF this was NoahIt makes sense, IF this was Noah s landings landing- -placeplace, that, thathis first descendents preferred to be buried close tohis first descendents preferred to be buried close totheir patriarch & his Ark, feeling that place was holy!their patriarch & his Ark, feeling that place was holy! And thus t And thus this ancient city became the first center ofhis ancient city became the first center ofcivilization and necropolis for thecivilization and necropolis for the early early ancient world.ancient world.


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Ancient writers such as the Chaldeanhistorian Berossus described the Arkof Noah being existent in their timewith people regularly makingpilgrimages to the site to scrapeamulets from its sides. Clearly thesepilgrims were visiting something easilyaccessible to the common man.Later, Nicholas of Damascus (Herod shistorian) and the Roman historianJosephus recounted these stories.In addition, Moses of Chronensis andothers described the first post-floodhabitations : Naxuan (meaning Noah sZion , or the capitol city of Noah ),Seron, and Nasir.With such a rich body of historicalliterature supporting the claims foundin the holy books of several of theworld s major religions, it makes sensethat some would attempt to validatethese scriptures by finding physicalproof of what is described.

What if the Ark of Noah could belocated or the ancient city of Naxuan?


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Artifacts found in Naxuan Artifacts found in Naxuan


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The Third AnomalyThe Third Anomaly

Anchor Stones, Anchor Stones,Drogue Stones,Drogue Stones,oror

Flail Weights.Flail Weights.


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Near Mt.Near Mt. Mesha or Mashu inMesha or Mashu in thethe Ararat Mountains Ararat Mountains

DisDis--informed Christian Rex Geissler believes they areinformed Christian Rex Geissler believes they are astronomical observationastronomical observationpostsposts !! (Looking through the holes at the stars! Hello? What(Looking through the holes at the stars! Hello? What s wrong with you?)s wrong with you?)

Very close, 2 Very close, 2 miles &miles & 1414milesmiles from Naxuanfrom Naxuan (Greek(Greekname of the town),name of the town), are 2are 2

locationslocations wherewhere 2 2 && 1212 veryveryheavyheavy, , soso--calledcalled droguedroguestonesstones are found, allare found, all withwithroundedrounded roperope- -holesholes in thein thetops of themtops of them. . Thus we canThus we canalso figure the Arkalso figure the Ark s course!s course!


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A great stone (basalt) flail A great stone (basalt) flail- -anchoranchorweighing several tons, one ofweighing several tons, one ofmany on the ark, was found 14many on the ark, was found 14miles west of the ark landing site.miles west of the ark landing site.This indicates the course lineThis indicates the course linetaken by the ark, andtaken by the ark, and the placethe placeabove which the ark rested, atabove which the ark rested, atanchoranchor , in the mountains of, in the mountains ofUrartu from the 17th day of theUrartu from the 17th day of theseventh month until sometimeseventh month until sometimeafter the 10th day of the tenthafter the 10th day of the tenth

monthmonth as described in Genesisas described in Genesis. .

14 miles from14 miles fromNaxuan.Naxuan.

At which point in time the At which point in time the tops of the mountains became visibletops of the mountains became visible . There are. There areapproximatelyapproximately twelve such anchorstwelve such anchors found around this village of Kazan ( oldfound around this village of Kazan ( old

Arzap on 1941 Turkish army maps ). Arzap means " Arzap on 1941 Turkish army maps ). Arzap means " cling to the earthcling to the earth " in" inTurkish, and in Hebrew the same thought is rendered "eretzTurkish, and in Hebrew the same thought is rendered "eretz- -zab."zab."


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These kind of stones aren t found anywhere else except near theMediterranean Sea, which proves they are of maritime nature

B ut t h e s e anc h or s are unique ! B ecau s et h ey re found on land ! And t h at at 6 ,200

feet above s ea level! Anchors? Weights?


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Some scientists believe they served as flailSome scientists believe they served as flail- -weights toweights tokeep a shipkeep a ship steadysteady inin violentviolent waterswaters, , and in order toand in order toalways face the wavesalways face the waves , so t , so the arkhe ark couldncouldn t t capsizecapsize !!

If not Anchor Stones, what are they?If not Anchor Stones, what are they?


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DidDid the ark "clthe ark "cli ing to the earth" here, resting for several months at anchorng to the earth" here, resting for several months at anchor? ?WasWas the arkthe ark thenthen cast adrift againcast adrift again a after that fter that?? Did it Did it slowly head toward theslowly head toward the14 mile distant mountain14 mile distant mountain- -top islandtop island Masher,Masher, wherewhere, after shedding 2 more, after shedding 2 more

anchors,anchors, the ark finally came to an earththe ark finally came to an earth- -landing at Naxuanlanding at Naxuan? ?It sounds more than plausible! Logical!It sounds more than plausible! Logical!

The arkThe ark--landing mountainlanding mountain MasherMasher DagDag ((oror JJudi Dagudi Dag ,, Mountain of KurdsMountain of Kurds ))wwould haveould have just just beenbeen inside the horizon, easily seen from the anchored ark.inside the horizon, easily seen from the anchored ark.

As stated in the B I B LE As stated in the B I B LEB OOK OFB OOK OFGENESISGENESIS

And how else could the Ark have come to rest, before the And how else could the Ark have come to rest, before themountains were seen, other than through anchors?mountains were seen, other than through anchors?

before the mountains were seenbefore the mountains were seen


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How else could theHow else could the Ark come to Ark come to restrest onon

the mountain of the mountain of Ararat (Urartu) in the Ararat (Urartu) in the

7th month and the7th month and thetops of thetops of the

mountains not bemountains not bevisiblevisible for anotherfor another 33

monthsmonths !! ANCHORS!!! ANCHORS!!!


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7,400 feet above sea level, on a mountain called by the local Kurds7,400 feet above sea level, on a mountain called by the local Kurds"Mashur" ("Mashur" ( also known as "Cudi Dag" but pronounced "Judi Da" inalso known as "Cudi Dag" but pronounced "Judi Da" inTurkishTurkish - - meaning "mountain of the Kurds" the very name used inmeaning "mountain of the Kurds" the very name used in

the Quran as Noahthe Quran as Noah s landing place!s landing place! ), is located the imprint of a ship), is located the imprint of a shipshapeshape s original touchdown, surrounded by a mysterious pilgrimages original touchdown, surrounded by a mysterious pilgrimagetown with many graves, calledtown with many graves, called NoahNoah s city!s city! [as discovered by Mr.[as discovered by Mr.

Deal in 1994], plus 14 huge anchors or flail weights!Deal in 1994], plus 14 huge anchors or flail weights!

Is this NoahIs this Noah s Ark?s Ark?

M any Photos & Illustrations Courtesy Dr. David A. Deal, Ron Wyatt, David Fasold & other brave pioneers!M any Photos & Illustrations Courtesy Dr. David A. Deal, Ron Wyatt, David Fasold & other brave pioneers!


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MORE ANOMALIESMORE ANOMALIES

Are there any Are there any more arkmore ark- - or Noahor Noah--relatedrelatedarchaeological facts or recordsarchaeological facts or records at this locality?at this locality?

A Actual related ancient ctual related ancient geographic placegeographic place- -namesnames

LLets find out!ets find out!


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IIf Noahf Noah i is a legend, whys a legend, why do do Armenians have his Armenians have histomb in a shrine there around Mt. Ararat?tomb in a shrine there around Mt. Ararat?

Why doWhy do oldest place names of that areaoldest place names of that area preservepreserve antiqueantique meaningsmeanings that that translate astranslate as ''Noah's VillageNoah's Village ', '', ' First VineyardFirst Vineyard ', '', ' House of ShemHouse of Shem '' (Noah's son),(Noah's son),

''First Market TownFirst Market Town '' andand ''Place of First DescentPlace of First Descent '' and so on.and so on.Most of these names are no longer in general use but very specific inMost of these names are no longer in general use but very specific in old Armenianold Armenian ..

Translator, William Whiston in The Complete Works of Flavius Josephus, inTranslator, William Whiston in The Complete Works of Flavius Josephus, in Antiquities of the Jews, footnotes that this place was called " Antiquities of the Jews, footnotes that this place was called " Naxuan, theNaxuan, the

place of the first descent place of the first descent ." Here he quoted Armenian historian Moses of ." Here he quoted Armenian historian Moses of Chronensis. This "Chronensis. This " place of first descentplace of first descent "" is t is the city Meshahe city Mesha- -NaxuanNaxuan,, the first the first

"city" built by the flood survivors and their descendants."city" built by the flood survivors and their descendants.


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Th e mediaTh e media say t ha t it sa y t ha t it ss a myt h a myt h of course!of course!

But t h e T urks donBut t h e T urks don t seem to t hi nk so!t seem to t hi nk so!

Is Noah buried here?Is Noah buried here?


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NoahNoah s Tomb In Ararat East Turkeys Tomb In Ararat East Turkey

Why would anyone goWhy would anyone gothroughthrough soso much trouble tomuch trouble tobuild such abuild such a hugehuge tomb fortomb for

somesome mythicalmythical personpersonwho never even existed?!who never even existed?!

It s Huge!Was he a giant?


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ToTo answer a question scientifically,answer a question scientifically,oneone needneedss to look at to look at ALL ALL the evidence.the evidence.

Are there any more related Are there any more related archaeologicalarchaeologicalfactsfacts oror historicalhistorical recordsrecords of some kind,of some kind,

of a mountainof a mountain- -high great high great flood,flood, and someand somegreat great big boat big boat ??

Historical recordsHistorical recordsand documentsand documents

Well, let Well, let

s see!s see!


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The Sumerian king list:The Sumerian king list: translationtranslation

Then Larag fell and the kingship was taken to Zimbir. In Zimbir, En-men-dur-ana became king; he ruled for 21000 years. 1 king; he ruled for 21000 years.

Then Zimbir fell and the kingship was taken to Curuppag. In Curuppag,Ubara-Tutu became king; he ruled for 18600 years. 1 king; he ruled for 18600

years. In 5 cities 8 kings; they ruled for 241200 years. Then the floodThen the flood

swept over.swept over.

Sumerian history written after the Flood!Sumerian history written after the Flood!

If thereIf there waswas no flood,no flood, WHY,WHY, in the HOLY in the HOLY HEAVENS, would they make oneHEAVENS, would they make one up up??

After the flood had swept over After the flood had swept over , and thekingship had descended from heaven, the kingship was in Kic. In Kic,Jucur became king; he ruled for 1200 years. Kullassina-bel ruled for 960years. Nanjiclicma ruled for 670 years. En-tarah-ana ruled for 420 years ...

[Obviously their pre[Obviously their pre- -flood history ruling periods are embellished by guesses]flood history ruling periods are embellished by guesses]


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The Tablet from NippurThe Tablet from Nippur (pic: Nippur Ziggurat)(pic: Nippur Ziggurat)

ManyMany early versions of the floodearly versions of the flood storystory exist. The Sumerianexist. The Sumerian

Tablet of NippurTablet of Nippur hahass oneone too, mentioningtoo, mentioning a a

huge boathuge boat

!!It It describdescribeses a god having advance knowledge of a cominga god having advance knowledge of a comingtorrential downpour and subsequent flooding.torrential downpour and subsequent flooding.God liked people and warned a man about the coming flood.God liked people and warned a man about the coming flood.The man was commanded to build a boat in order to save hisThe man was commanded to build a boat in order to save hislife.life. It wasIt was dated to a time before the Bible wasdated to a time before the Bible was written.written.

All the windstorms which possess immense power, they all (and) together All the windstorms which possess immense power, they all (and) togethercame, forth (again)came, forth (again) The rainstormThe rainstorm . raged with them. When for seven. raged with them. When for sevendays, and seven nights, the rainstorm had raged in the land; the huge boatdays, and seven nights, the rainstorm had raged in the land; the huge boaton the great waters had been carried away by the windstorms. Samas (sunon the great waters had been carried away by the windstorms. Samas (sungod) came forth, shedding light over Heaven and Earth.god) came forth, shedding light over Heaven and Earth. ZiasudraZiasudra opened aopened a (window)(window) of theof the huge boathuge boat . The light of the hero Samas he let enter into. The light of the hero Samas he let enter into

the (interior) of the boat.the (interior) of the boat.

[T[Trranslationanslation f from Arno Poeble's Historical Texts (1914) paraphrased.]rom Arno Poeble's Historical Texts (1914) paraphrased.]

SO itSO it s not a myth, buts not a myth, but SumerianSumerian HISTORY HISTORY! !

ThisThis by secular historians designatedby secular historians designated mythmyth isis NO MYTHNO MYTH ! It! It ss90 % true90 % true! ! TThe Sumerianshe Sumerians just just didndidn tt have all the details righthave all the details right! !

ZiaSudraZiaSudra is the Sumerian name foris the Sumerian name for NoahNoah !!


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Tablet of NippurTablet of Nippur New york Times 1914New york Times 1914


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Flood story of NippurFlood story of Nippur Ziugidda is yet anotherZiugidda is yet anothername for Noah!name for Noah!


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Cuneiform tablet with theCuneiform tablet with the Atrahasis Atrahasis EpicEpicYetYet anotheranother version ofversion of T The Flood storyhe Flood storyThe story outlines the structure of theThe story outlines the structure of theuniverse according to B abylonian beliefs.universe according to B abylonian beliefs.

Heaven is ruled by the god Anu, the earth by EnlilHeaven is ruled by the god Anu, the earth by Enliland the subterranean sweet water by Enki. Theand the subterranean sweet water by Enki. Thetext then explains how the minor gods work intext then explains how the minor gods work inthe fields but then rebel. As a result, humans arethe fields but then rebel. As a result, humans aremade from clay, saliva and divine blood to act asmade from clay, saliva and divine blood to act asservants of the gods.servants of the gods.This does not prove a perfect solution, as theThis does not prove a perfect solution, as thehumans reproduce and their noise disturbs Enlil'shumans reproduce and their noise disturbs Enlil'ssleep.sleep. He decides to destroy themHe decides to destroy them withwithplague, famine, drought and finallyplague, famine, drought and finally a flooda flood ..However, each timeHowever, each time Enki instructs one of theEnki instructs one of thehumans, Atrahasis, to survive the disastershumans, Atrahasis, to survive the disasters ..The god gives AtrahasisThe god gives Atrahasis seven days warningseven days warning of of the flood, andthe flood, and he builds a boat, loads it withhe builds a boat, loads it withhis possessions, animals and birds. He ishis possessions, animals and birds. He issubsequently saved while the rest ofsubsequently saved while the rest ofhumankind is destroyed.humankind is destroyed.However, the gods are unhappy as they no longerHowever, the gods are unhappy as they no longerreceive the offerings they used to. There is a gapreceive the offerings they used to. There is a gapin the text at this point but it does end within the text at this point but it does end with

Atrahasis making an offering Atrahasis making an offering && Enlil acceptingEnlil acceptingthe existence and usefulness of humans.the existence and usefulness of humans.

NotNot a myth, buta myth, but B abylonian version ofB abylonian version of HISTORY HISTORY! !

Atrahasis Atrahasis is just anotheris just anothername for Noah again!name for Noah again!


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Epic of GilgameshUtnapishtimUtnapishtim (the righteous(the righteouspious one, or Noah)pious one, or Noah) tellstells

Gilgamesh how the gods onceGilgamesh how the gods oncedecided to destroy the earthdecided to destroy the earthwith a huge flood. The god Ea,with a huge flood. The god Ea,however, let however, let UtnapishtimUtnapishtim in onin onthe secret and counseled him tothe secret and counseled him to

build a huge ship and load it build a huge ship and load it with examples of every livingwith examples of every livingcreature.creature.He did so.He did so. The rain poured forThe rain poured forsix days and seven nightssix days and seven nights andand

killed every living thing.killed every living thing.UtnapishtimUtnapishtim ss story thenstory thenproceeds much like Noahproceeds much like Noah s untils untilthe end, when the gods makethe end, when the gods makehim and his wife immortal.him and his wife immortal.

Not aNot a mythmyth! ! JusJust t a n othe r a n othe r ve r sio n ofve r sio n of HISTORY HISTORY! !


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The Wall ofThe Wall ofHeavenHeavenPicture of thePicture of theWall of HeavenWall of HeavenGilgamesh wroteGilgamesh wroteof the home of of the home of "Utnapishtim the"Utnapishtim theFaraway." hisFaraway." his

ancient forefatherancient forefatherwho had built awho had built alarge ship tolarge ship toeacape the great eacape the great flood. ( of Noah ).flood. ( of Noah ).There at NoahThere at Noah sshomeplace werehomeplace were"The mountains"The mountainsof MASHU...withof MASHU...withtheir twintheir twinpeaks...as high aspeaks...as high asthe wall of the wall of heaven, whichheaven, whichguards the risingguards the risingand setting of theand setting of thesun...above whichsun...above whichonly the dome of only the dome of heaven reaches."heaven reaches."--The Epic of The Epic of Gilgamesh Tablet Gilgamesh Tablet IX .IX .ClearlyClearlyUtnapishtim isUtnapishtim isNoah, of that Noah, of that there is littlethere is littleequivocation. "Ut equivocation. "Ut nephish tam" isnephish tam" isHebrew forHebrew for"continually pious"continually piousbeing," whichbeing," whichaligns with thealigns with thebiblical comment biblical comment about Noah, theabout Noah, theonly righteousonly righteousman on the earthman on the earthprior to the flood.prior to the flood.


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The B ibleThe B ible mentions amentions a worldwide floodworldwide flood && aaboatboat in great detail :in great detail :

Gen 6 :12Gen 6 :12 And God looked upon the earth, and, behold, it was corrupt; for all flesh And God looked upon the earth, and, behold, it was corrupt; for all fleshhad corrupted his way upon the earth. 13 And God said unto Noah, The end of all fleshhad corrupted his way upon the earth. 13 And God said unto Noah, The end of all fleshis come before me; for the earth is filled with violence through them; and, behold, I is come before me; for the earth is filled with violence through them; and, behold, I will destroy them with the earth. 17 And, behold, I, even I, do bring a flood of waterswill destroy them with the earth. 17 And, behold, I, even I, do bring a flood of watersupon the earth, to destroy all flesh, wherein is the breath of life, from under heaven;upon the earth, to destroy all flesh, wherein is the breath of life, from under heaven;and every thing that is in the earth shall die.and every thing that is in the earth shall die. Genesis 7Genesis 7

And Noah did according unto all that the LORD commanded him. 6 And Noah was six And Noah did according unto all that the LORD commanded him. 6 And Noah was sixhundred years old when the flood of waters was upon the earth. 7 And Noah went in,hundred years old when the flood of waters was upon the earth. 7 And Noah went in,and his sons, and his wife, and his sonsand his sons, and his wife, and his sons wives with him, into the ark, because of thewives with him, into the ark, because of the

waters of the flood. 8 Of clean beasts, and of beasts that are not clean, and of fowls,waters of the flood. 8 Of clean beasts, and of beasts that are not clean, and of fowls,and of every thing that creeps upon the earth, 9 There went in two and two unto Noahand of every thing that creeps upon the earth, 9 There went in two and two unto Noahinto the ark, the male and the female, as God had commanded Noah. 10 And it cameinto the ark, the male and the female, as God had commanded Noah. 10 And it cameto pass after seven days, that the waters of the flood were upon the earth. 11 In theto pass after seven days, that the waters of the flood were upon the earth. 11 In thesix hundredth year of Noahsix hundredth year of Noah s life, in the second month, the seventeenth day of thes life, in the second month, the seventeenth day of themonth, the same day were all the fountains of the great deep broken up, and themonth, the same day were all the fountains of the great deep broken up, and thewindows of heaven were opened. 12 And the rain was upon the earth forty days andwindows of heaven were opened. 12 And the rain was upon the earth forty days andforty nights. 14forty nights. 14 Make thee an ark of gopher wood; rooms shalt thou make in the ark,Make thee an ark of gopher wood; rooms shalt thou make in the ark,and shalt pitch it within and without with pitch. 15and shalt pitch it within and without with pitch. 15 And this is the fashion which thou And this is the fashion which thoushalt make it of : The length of the ark shall beshalt make it of : The length of the ark shall be three hundred cubits, the breadththree hundred cubits, the breadthof it fifty cubits, and the height of it thirty cubitsof it fifty cubits, and the height of it thirty cubits . 16. 16 A window shalt thou make A window shalt thou maketo the ark, and in a cubit shalt thou finish it above; and the door of the ark shalt thouto the ark, and in a cubit shalt thou finish it above; and the door of the ark shalt thouset in the side thereof; with lower, second, and third stories shalt thou make it.set in the side thereof; with lower, second, and third stories shalt thou make it.

GenesisGenesis written by thewritten by the EgyptianEgyptian Hebrew Moses, mentions a 300 cubit Hebrew Moses, mentions a 300 cubit boat orboat or arkark in great detail. 300 Egyptian cubits translate into 550 meters,in great detail. 300 Egyptian cubits translate into 550 meters,which is almost the exact length of our shipwhich is almost the exact length of our ship- -shape anomaly!shape anomaly!


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WellWell,, let let s find somes find some causalitycausality , shall we?, shall we?ThThere is an ancient shipere is an ancient ship- -shape that shape that behaved like a ship onbehaved like a ship on

an earth flowan earth flow

, has a, has a

backbonebackbone

, looks like a ship, and is, looks like a ship, and isclosely surrounded by 1closely surrounded by 14 4 worldwide uniqueworldwide unique flailflail--stones orstones oranchoranchorss, dropped on the way, dropped on the way. . A An ancient n ancient city arose around its first knowncity arose around its first known landinglanding

positionposition that became athat became a pilgrimagepilgrimage resort resort where manywhere manypeople alsopeople also liked to get liked to get buriedburied! City mentioned by ancient ! City mentioned by ancient historians as the city of Noah,historians as the city of Noah, Naxuan!Naxuan!

TheThe

shipship

has almost the same length and width ashas almost the same length and width asNoahNoah s Ark in Genesis in the Bible!s Ark in Genesis in the Bible!Many civilisationsMany civilisations historians mention Noah, Ark & Flood.historians mention Noah, Ark & Flood.

Ararat place Ararat place- -names refer to Noah & flood related items.names refer to Noah & flood related items. A shrine with Noah A shrine with Noah s tomb is situated there as wells tomb is situated there as wellCould it be that thisCould it be that this shipship--shapeshape was was in fact ain fact a s hips hip that that

landed there after cutting loose and dropping its 14landed there after cutting loose and dropping its 14anchoranchor/ /flailflail--stones?stones?

I know it sounds odd on 7,400 feet above sea level, but I know it sounds odd on 7,400 feet above sea level, but look at the evidence! What could land a ship on top of alook at the evidence! What could land a ship on top of amountain 7,400 feet above sea level and drop its anchorsmountain 7,400 feet above sea level and drop its anchors14 and 2 KM before it got stranded there on Mount Mesha?14 and 2 KM before it got stranded there on Mount Mesha? A A FLOODFLOOD perhaps? But perhaps? But that that must have beenmust have been somesome kind of kind of

flood!flood! We are talkingWe are talking Mountain top level! Woe!Mountain top level! Woe!There are hundreds of worldwide FLOOD STORIESThere are hundreds of worldwide FLOOD STORIES

The scientific method is about finding causality..The scientific method is about finding causality..


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270 Global flood traditions

There are more than 270 stories fromdifferent cultures around the world about adevastating flood. The next chart shows the

similarities that several

myths

have withthe Genesis account of Noah s Flood. Although there are varying degrees of accuracy, these legends and stories all

contain similarities to aspects of the samehistorical event

NoahNoahs Flood.s Flood.


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Similar Flood myths! Hawaiians have a flood story that tells of a time when, long after the deathof the first man, the world became a wicked, terrible place. Only one good

man was left, and his name was NU-U . He made a great canoe with ahouse on it and filled it with animals. In this story, the waters came up overall the earth and killed all the people; only Nu-u and his family were saved.

ANOTHER FLOOD STORY IS FROM CHINA .(475 - 221 B.C.E.) author : Lie Yukou ( ), in Liezi ( ), chapter 5 : "Questionsof Tang" ( ), paragraph 1 : It describes Nwa repairing the heavens after a great flood with 5 or 7many-colored blocks of stones. (Like the rainbow!) It also states thatNwa molded the first people out of clay.

Another tells about Fuxi and N wa and Shen Nong, three august kings, andfive emperors as their descendents, who escaped a flood and were the only

people alive on earth. After the flood, they repopulated the world. As the story of the Flood was verbally passed from one generation to thenext, some aspects would have been lost or altered. And this is what hashappened, as we can see from the chart. However, as seen in the givenexamples, each story shares remarkable similarities to the account of Noahin the Bible. Even in some of the details, such as the name Nu-u in theHawaiian flood story. Nu-u and N wa is very similar to Noah .


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Havasupai Indians, originHavasupai Indians, origins of s of Grand CanyonGrand Canyon & the Flood& the FloodBefore there were any people on earth there wereBefore there were any people on earth there weretwo gods. Tochapa of goodness and Hokomata of two gods. Tochapa of goodness and Hokomata of evil. Tochapa had a daughter named Puevil. Tochapa had a daughter named Pu- -kehkeh--eh,eh,whom he hoped would become the mother of allwhom he hoped would become the mother of allliving. Hokomata the evil was determined that noliving. Hokomata the evil was determined that nosuch thing should take place, and he covered thesuch thing should take place, and he covered theworld with a great flood. Tochopa the good felled aworld with a great flood. Tochopa the good felled agreat tree and hollowed out the trunk. He placedgreat tree and hollowed out the trunk. He placed PuPu--kehkeh--eheh in thein the hollowed trunkhollowed trunk and when the waterand when the waterrose androse and floodedflooded the earththe earth. . SShehe was secure in herwas secure in herimprovised boat.improvised boat.

Finally the flood waters fell and mountain peaksFinally the flood waters fell and mountain peaksemerged.emerged. Rivers were created; and one of them cut Rivers were created; and one of them cut the great gushing fissure which became the Grandthe great gushing fissure which became the GrandCanyon.Canyon.PuPu--kehkeh--eheh in her log came to rest on the new earth.in her log came to rest on the new earth.She stepped forth and beheld anShe stepped forth and beheld an empty worldempty world ..When the land became dry, a great golden sun roseWhen the land became dry, a great golden sun rose

in the east and warmed the earth and caused her toin the east and warmed the earth and caused her toconceive. In time, she gave birth to a male child.conceive. In time, she gave birth to a male child.Later a waterfall caused her to conceive and she gaveLater a waterfall caused her to conceive and she gavebirth to a girl. From the union of these two mortalbirth to a girl. From the union of these two mortalchildren came all the people on the earth.children came all the people on the earth.The first were the Havasupai, and the voice of The first were the Havasupai, and the voice of Tochopa spoke to them and told them to live foreverTochopa spoke to them and told them to live foreverin peace in their canyon of good earth and pure waterin peace in their canyon of good earth and pure waterwhere there would always be plenty for all!where there would always be plenty for all! ..

PuPu--kehkeh--eheh is just anotheris just another(female) version of Noah(female) version of Noah

Aboriginal Flood LegendAboriginal Flood Legend It is the worldwide existence of traditional storiesIt is the worldwide existence of traditional stories


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Aboriginal Flood Legend Aboriginal Flood Legend. . It is the worldwide existence of traditional stories,It is the worldwide existence of traditional stories,such as this one from the Australian Aboriginals, which provides evidencesuch as this one from the Australian Aboriginals, which provides evidence

that the common ancestor of todaythat the common ancestor of today s races was Noah.s races was Noah.The earliest The earliest- -time children living in those fartime children living in those far- -off days tormentedoff days tormented & & illill--treated the Winking Owl, Dumbi. A third timetreated the Winking Owl, Dumbi. A third timethose children threw him up into the air, but this time Dumbi continued to go up and up through the clouds out those children threw him up into the air, but this time Dumbi continued to go up and up through the clouds out of sight and right on up to Ngadja, the Supreme One.of sight and right on up to Ngadja, the Supreme One. What has happened to you?What has happened to you? asked Ngadja, the Supremeasked Ngadja, the Supreme

Being.Being.

What have they done to you?What have they done to you?

The owl then presented his complaint to him, saying,The owl then presented his complaint to him, saying,

The children mockedThe children mockedme; they held me in ridicule and persecuted me.me; they held me in ridicule and persecuted me.

Ngadja, the Supreme One, was inwardly grieved and felt deep sorrow for him, so he gathered his followersNgadja, the Supreme One, was inwardly grieved and felt deep sorrow for him, so he gathered his followerstogether and held a council with them.together and held a council with them. Ngadja, the Supreme Being, then instructed GajaraNgadja, the Supreme Being, then instructed Gajara If you want to live,If you want to live,take your wife, your sons and your sonstake your wife, your sons and your sons wives and get a double raft. Because of the Dumbi affair, I intend towives and get a double raft. Because of the Dumbi affair, I intend todrown every one. I am about to send rain and a sea flood.drown every one. I am about to send rain and a sea flood. Put on the raft longPut on the raft long- -lasting foods that may be stored,lasting foods that may be stored, he told him. So Gajara stored all these foods. He alsohe told him. So Gajara stored all these foods. He alsogathered birds of the air such as the cuckoo, the mistletoegathered birds of the air such as the cuckoo, the mistletoe- -eater, the rainbow bird, the helmeted friar bird andeater, the rainbow bird, the helmeted friar bird andfinchesfinches those he took on the raft, and also a female kangaroo.those he took on the raft, and also a female kangaroo.

Ngadja then said,Ngadja then said,

All is ready now. All is ready now.

Gajara gathered his sons as the crew, his own wife and his sonsGajara gathered his sons as the crew, his own wife and his sons

wiveswivestogethertogether . Then Ngadja sent the rainclouds down, shutting the clouds in upon them. The sea. Then Ngadja sent the rainclouds down, shutting the clouds in upon them. The sea- -flood came in fromflood came in fromthe norththe north- -northeast and the people were closed in by the saltwater flood and the tidal waters of the sea. Thenortheast and the people were closed in by the saltwater flood and the tidal waters of the sea. Theflood began to sweep all the living creatures together and was pushing them all along to one place, Here theflood began to sweep all the living creatures together and was pushing them all along to one place, Here thewaters were spinning in a whirlpool and the people were screaming as they looked for a way of escape. Ngadjawaters were spinning in a whirlpool and the people were screaming as they looked for a way of escape. Ngadjawhirled the flood waters and the earth opened, drowning and flattening them all. Meanwhile, the flood carried allwhirled the flood waters and the earth opened, drowning and flattening them all. Meanwhile, the flood carried allthose who were on the raft with Gajara along on the current far away to where the world ends and the watersthose who were on the raft with Gajara along on the current far away to where the world ends and the watersflow over.flow over. TThe floodhe flood--waters brought Gajara back in this direction.waters brought Gajara back in this direction. He sent some birds out from the raft He sent some birds out from the raft , first the, first thecuckoo. The cuckoo found the land and did not return to him.cuckoo. The cuckoo found the land and did not return to him. Gradually the waters were going downGradually the waters were going down . The first . The first land that Gahara sighted was the hilltop at Ngumbindji.land that Gahara sighted was the hilltop at Ngumbindji. Oh!Oh! he said,he said, I have found a hill!I have found a hill! and he was glad withinand he was glad within

himself. Then, as the waters continued to go down, he sighted Numbuzare.himself. Then, as the waters continued to go down, he sighted Numbuzare.Later on, the other birds returned to Gajara and he sent them out again the following day. They arrived on theLater on, the other birds returned to Gajara and he sent them out again the following day. They arrived on theland and met Dumbi, the owl who said,land and met Dumbi, the owl who said, Oh, you have returned already!Oh, you have returned already! and invited them to stay. The land wasand invited them to stay. The land wasalready drying the waters up and the living creatures found a home and food.already drying the waters up and the living creatures found a home and food.

As the flood subsided Gajara noticed that it was leaving a water As the flood subsided Gajara noticed that it was leaving a water- -mark like a painting along the hills. This is themark like a painting along the hills. This is theflood spirit line, left there where the flood made it.flood spirit line, left there where the flood made it.With regard to the kangaroo which they had taken with them on the raft With regard to the kangaroo which they had taken with them on the raft; ; they killed it after landing; and Gajarathey killed it after landing; and Gajara sswife Galgalbiri put it in the earth oven and cooked it with other foods. The smoke rose slowly until it reachedwife Galgalbiri put it in the earth oven and cooked it with other foods. The smoke rose slowly until it reachedthrough into the sky. Ngadja, the Supreme Being, said,through into the sky. Ngadja, the Supreme Being, said, Oh, what is that smell? Ah, they are cooking a goodOh, what is that smell? Ah, they are cooking a good

kangaroo! The marrow smells; I can smell the odour.kangaroo! The marrow smells; I can smell the odour.

Ngadja, the Supreme Being, put the rainbow in the skyNgadja, the Supreme Being, put the rainbow in the sky totokeep the rainkeep the rain- -clouds back.clouds back.

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FloodFloodstories &stories &LegendsLegends

GreenGreen ==FULLFULL

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The Flood covered Mt. Ararat & the World s highestmountains!

Remarkable is the persistence of the biblical nameRemarkable is the persistence of the biblical name NoahNoah . Particularly so when you. Particularly so when youconsider the language differences between peoples, and the local distortions whichconsider the language differences between peoples, and the local distortions whichdeveloped in flood legends. Yet Noahdeveloped in flood legends. Yet Noah s name survived virtually unchanged in suchs name survived virtually unchanged in such

isolated places as Hawaii (isolated places as Hawaii (NuNu--uu ), the Sudan (), the Sudan (NuhNuh ), China (), China (NuNu--WahWah ), the Amazon), the Amazonregion (region (NoaNoa ), Phrygia (), Phrygia (NoeNoe ) and among the Hottentots () and among the Hottentots (NohNoh ). The Bible calls him). The Bible calls him

Noah! He survived this worldwide flood on a boat full of ALL existing & extinct animals!Noah! He survived this worldwide flood on a boat full of ALL existing & extinct animals!Can you believe it?Can you believe it?

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NoahNoah s wifes wife ss & children& children ss names:names: According to the According to the Book of JubileesBook of Jubilees , Noah, Noah s wifes wife wawass EmzaraEmzara , the daughter, the daughterof of Rake'elRake'el , son of , son of Methuselah,Methuselah, Wife of Wife of ShemShem -- SedeqetelebabSedeqetelebab , Wife of , Wife of HamHam -- Ne'elatama'ukNe'elatama'uk oror Na'eltama'ukNa'eltama'uk , Wife of , Wife of JaphethJapheth -- 'Adataneses.'Adataneses.

Armenian tradition name Armenian tradition names s Noah's wifeNoah's wife NNemzaremzar ,, NoyNoy emzaremzar oror NoyNoy anzaranzar ..Early Christian writer St.Early Christian writer St. HippolytusHippolytus (d. 235 AD) recounted a tradition of their names(d. 235 AD) recounted a tradition of their namesaccording to theaccording to the SyriacSyriac TargumTargum similar tosimilar to JubileesJubilees, although apparently switching the, although apparently switching thenames of Shem's and Ham's wives. He wrote : names of Shem's and Ham's wives. He wrote : The names of the wives of the sons of The names of the wives of the sons of Noah are these : the name of the wife of Sem,Noah are these : the name of the wife of Sem, Nahalath MahnukNahalath Mahnuk ; and t h e nam e of ; and t h e nam e of t h e w if e o f Cham,th e w if e o f Cham, Zedkat NabuZedkat Nabu ; and th e nam e o f th e w if e o f Japh e th,; and th e nam e o f th e w if e o f Japh e th, Arathka Arathka ..

Persian historianPersian historian Muhammad ibn Jarir alMuhammad ibn Jarir al- -TabariTabari (c. 915) recounts that Noah's wife(c. 915) recounts that Noah's wifewaswas Amzurah Amzurah , daughter of Barakil, son of Mehujael. Japheth's wife was, daughter of Barakil, son of Mehujael. Japheth's wife was Arbasisah Arbasisah ,,daughter of Marazil, son of aldaughter of Marazil, son of al- -Darmasil, son of Mehujael, son of Enoch, son of Cain;Darmasil, son of Mehujael, son of Enoch, son of Cain;that Ham's wife wasthat Ham's wife was NaNa lablab , daughter of Marib, another son of al, daughter of Marib, another son of al- -Darmasil; andDarmasil; andthat Shem's wife wasthat Shem's wife was alibalib , daughter of Batawil, another son of Mehujael., daughter of Batawil, another son of Mehujael.

EmzaraEmzara=N=N emzar =Noyemzar =Noy emzar =Noyemzar =Noy anzaranzar==Amzurah! Amzurah! That That

s all mighty close!s all mighty close!

A nd in th e tw enty A nd in th e tw enty- -fifth [1205 A .M.] jub il ee , Noah took to hims e lf a fifth [1205 A .M.] jub il ee , Noah took to hims e lf a wif e , and h er nam e was wif e , and h er nam e was E mzaraE mzara , th e daught er of Rak e'e l, th e, th e daught er of Rak e'e l, th edaught er of his fath er' s broth er , in th e first y ear in th e fifth w ee k daught er of his fath er's broth er, in th e first y ear in th e fifth w ee k [1207 A .M.]: and in th e third y ear th er eof sh e b ar e him S h em, in th e[1207 A .M.]: and in th e third y ear th er eof sh e b ar e him S h em, in th efifth y ear th er eof [1209 A .M.] sh e b ar e him H am, and in th e first y ear fifth y ear th er eof [1209 A .M.] sh e b ar e him H am, and in th e first y ear in th e si xth w ee k [1212 A .M.] sh e b ar e him Japh e th .in th e si xth w ee k [1212 A .M.] sh e b ar e him Japh e th .

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Why so much evidence!?Why so much evidence!?

It It s just that the mercantile corporate elite who control thiss just that the mercantile corporate elite who control thisworldworld s education and media, do not like independent thinkers,s education and media, do not like independent thinkers,and therefore do not want a TRUE Bible which makes peopleand therefore do not want a TRUE Bible which makes people

free fromfree from theirtheir enslaving take on life!enslaving take on life!

B ecause it is true history perhaps?B ecause it is true history perhaps?

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Many Christians have preconceivedMany Christians have preconceivedideas that Noahideas that Noah s Ark landed on Mt.s Ark landed on Mt. Ararat (#1) itself! Ararat (#1) itself! B ut did it really?B ut did it really?

WeWe ve concludedve concludedlong agolong ago, , that it that it would have beenwould have beenimpossibleimpossible forformen & animals tomen & animals toland onland on such asuch asteep mountainsteep mountain &&live, sleep, work &live, sleep, work &feed animals infeed animals insuch a slantedsuch a slantedpositionposition forfor almost almost 10 months10 months untiluntilthey disembarked!they disembarked!How canHow cangiraffes &giraffes &ElephantsElephantsstand in 20stand in 20degrees?degrees?

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Reasons WHY NOTReasons WHY NOT ONON mt. Araratmt. Ararat (# 1)(# 1) itselfitselfP RO LandingP RO Landing ONON Mt. AraratMt. Ararat No. 1No. 1 P ROP RO ONON Masher Dag/Judi/Cudi Dag!Masher Dag/Judi/Cudi Dag!

The name

Ararat,

for the TurkishThe name

Ararat,

for the Turkishname Agri Dagi, is probably basedname Agri Dagi, is probably basedon the Hebrew rrt in Genesis.on the Hebrew rrt in Genesis.Its location is high, allowing the ArkIts location is high, allowing the Ark

to land before the tops of theto land before the tops of themountains were seen (mountains were seen (GenesisGenesis8:5 8:5 ).).B ased on eyewitness reports, fewB ased on eyewitness reports, few

other places could hide the Ark inother places could hide the Ark inice for 4,300 yearsice for 4,300 years if suchif suchpreservation were even possible.preservation were even possible.There have been reports of timber There have been reports of timber

found on the volcano Ararat!found on the volcano Ararat!(although these might have been(although these might have been

already on, and raisedalready on, and raised w ithw ith the landthe landwhen & where Ararat was formed bywhen & where Ararat was formed byvolcanic activity, most likely after volcanic activity, most likely after the flood!the flood!

Ararat is a volcanic cone with littleArarat is a volcanic cone with littleevidence that it was ever under water evidence that it was ever under water during the Flood. Its lavaduring the Flood. Its lava covers thecovers theoriginal postoriginal post- -flood limestone sediment,flood limestone sediment,indicating that it may have been formedindicating that it may have been formedafter the Flood.after the Flood.Noah reported distant ranges withoutNoah reported distant ranges without

mentioning the closer Lesser Ararat.mentioning the closer Lesser Ararat.The steep top of Mt. Ararat would haveThe steep top of Mt. Ararat would have

caused the boat to come to rest in acaused the boat to come to rest in aslanted position, which makes it veryslanted position, which makes it verydifficult to sleep, for the animals todifficult to sleep, for the animals to stand standor or walk, or to water & feed the animalswalk, or to water & feed the animals. . And that for 8 months or more! And that for 8 months or more!As they left the Ark, the animals wouldAs they left the Ark, the animals would

have had to make their way down a 16,950have had to make their way down a 16,950ft (5,165 m)ft (5,165 m) steepsteep volcano.volcano.A virtual impossible descent to survive!A virtual impossible descent to survive!

The ship shape is seen in the foreground looking toward Ararat Mountains

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as e r rea y a woo en oxas e r rea y a woo en oxOr a reed built Egyptian styleOr a reed built Egyptian style

vessel?vessel?

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Possible Look of the ArkPossible Look of the Ark

This great ship was not constructed with keel and rib construction, as later ships developed by manThis great ship was not constructed with keel and rib construction, as later ships developed by manwere. It would not have been sufficiently strong using that inferior design technique given its great were. It would not have been sufficiently strong using that inferior design technique given its great size. Naval architects are all in agreement. "One cannot build such a large ship with wood." they say.size. Naval architects are all in agreement. "One cannot build such a large ship with wood." they say."Wood is not strong enough." They are all limited in their scope of thinking. They cannot conceive"Wood is not strong enough." They are all limited in their scope of thinking. They cannot conceivethat Yahweh, their creator, could have seen beyond their own designs and offered Noah a designthat Yahweh, their creator, could have seen beyond their own designs and offered Noah a designthat would bypass all of man's later naval development and be indeed, constructable and usable.that would bypass all of man's later naval development and be indeed, constructable and usable.The ship was, and could only have been, a fully triangulated wooden spaceThe ship was, and could only have been, a fully triangulated wooden space- -frame, with an internalframe, with an internal

built built--up spar structure, making it stronger than a Boeing Flying Fortress wing in scale. It was heldup spar structure, making it stronger than a Boeing Flying Fortress wing in scale. It was heldtogether with iron pins on tongue and groove attachments.together with iron pins on tongue and groove attachments.


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Was this theWas this the Ark Arks structure?s structure?

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Built of gopher woodBuilt of gopher wood

After covering the ark with outer wooden skin, she was coated After covering the ark with outer wooden skin, she was coatedinside and out, as caulking, withinside and out, as caulking, with kprkpr (kapher), a Hebrew word(kapher), a Hebrew wordmeaning "bitumen" or "tar" to seal any small spaces betweenmeaning "bitumen" or "tar" to seal any small spaces betweenthe wood, making the ship completely water tight.the wood, making the ship completely water tight.The false reading "Gopher wood" in the KJV Bible translation,The false reading "Gopher wood" in the KJV Bible translation,was caused, or evolved by means of a Hebrew scribal error. Thewas caused, or evolved by means of a Hebrew scribal error. TheHebrew letter (K) and (G) are comparable, especially whenHebrew letter (K) and (G) are comparable, especially whenwritten by hand with a brush.written by hand with a brush."Kopher wood," in fact is any wood covered with tar (kpr). The"Kopher wood," in fact is any wood covered with tar (kpr). TheEnglish word "koffer" evolved from this Hebrew word.English word "koffer" evolved from this Hebrew word.

Size & shape of the ARKSize & shape of the ARK


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Size & shape of the ARK Size & shape of the ARK The hull impression is 538 feet inThe hull impression is 538 feet inlength measured in 1988 by Fasold &length measured in 1988 by Fasold &Baumgardner. Originally the shipBaumgardner. Originally the shipmeasured 550 feet overall, which ismeasured 550 feet overall, which is

precisely 300 cubits of 22 inch length.precisely 300 cubits of 22 inch length.This cubit length was determined byThis cubit length was determined bydividing the subdividing the sub- -surface bulkheadsurface bulkheadmeasurements done by Fasold andmeasurements done by Fasold andBamgardner, by the smallest (closest toBamgardner, by the smallest (closest tothe cubit) common denominator, whichthe cubit) common denominator, whichwas 22 inches. (Egyptian cubit=22.6)was 22 inches. (Egyptian cubit=22.6)


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Was Ron Wyatt Totally Wrong?Was Ron Wyatt Totally Wrong?Many people have theories, and so did Wyatt. Who is to sayMany people have theories, and so did Wyatt. Who is to say

whose theories hold most water? Just P HDwhose theories hold most water? Just P HD--s and titles? Comes and titles? Comeon! Many of those believe in Global Warming! But 30.000on! Many of those believe in Global Warming! But 30.000

scientists are fighting against Global Warming! Voila!scientists are fighting against Global Warming! Voila!

It ALL depends onIt ALL depends on WHOWHO you listen to.you listen to.

Here Ron Wyatt is checking outHere Ron Wyatt is checking outwhat he believes are the detrituswhat he believes are the detritusimpressions of former timbers!impressions of former timbers!

Here are some interesting Wyatt theoriesHere are some interesting Wyatt theories


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Here are some interesting Wyatt theories,Here are some interesting Wyatt theories,on theon the timbers,timbers, and theand the splayingsplaying of the ark.of the ark.

Here his results of Ark radar scansHere his results of Ark radar scans


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Here his results of Ark radar scansHere his results of Ark radar scans

H ll Rib Ti b d M t l i t ?H ll Rib Ti b d M t l i t ?


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Hull Rib Timbers and Metal rivets?Hull Rib Timbers and Metal rivets? And presumed metal rivets of the ark And presumed metal rivets of the ark


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Petrified WoodPetrified WoodSamples?Samples?

People in Hong Kong believe the Bible!People in Hong Kong believe the Bible!


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People in Hong Kong believe the Bible!People in Hong Kong believe the Bible!and built a lifeand built a life- -size copy of the ark, how they theorised it looked likesize copy of the ark, how they theorised it looked like

Their guess is as good as mine!Their guess is as good as mine! Or yours?Or yours?

And so do some people in Holland!And so do some people in Holland!


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And so do some people in Holland! And so do some people in Holland!

It would changeIt would change EVERY T H ING EVERY T H ING !!It would P R OVE It would P R OVE the total veracity of the Biblethe total veracity of the Bible Of Of Biblical Genesis & CosmologyBiblical Genesis & Cosmology and deleteand delete the B IG BANG!the B IG BANG!BeBe aa totaltotal deathblow to Evolution,deathblow to Evolution, itsits biology and theoremsbiology and theoremsProveProve ththat at ancient Cave Manancient Cave Man is a false notion!is a false notion!

ProveProve thethe veracity of Jesus Christ,veracity of Jesus Christ, who compared our present who compared our present time of His imminent return totime of His imminent return to th e D ays of N oah th e D ays of N oah !!

CauseCause a totala total REVOLU TI ON REVOLU TI ON in religion & philosophyin religion & philosophy & MORE!& MORE!BU TBU T ONLY ONLY IFIF THE NEWS OF THTHE NEWS OF THEE DISCOVERY WOULD EVERDISCOVERY WOULD EVERBE ALLOWED TO REACH THE MASSESBE ALLOWED TO REACH THE MASSESBECAUSEBECAUSE BELIEVE it or not BELIEVE it or not there is much evidence that there is much evidence that actua lly actua lly

ThatThat d be almost asd be almost as badbad as the actualas the actual

imminent return of Jesus Christ!imminent return of Jesus Christ!

NoahNoah s Ark s Ark HASHAS bee n discov e r e d! bee n discov e r e d! B ut i tB ut i t s obfuscateds obfuscated by the media & Churchiansby the media & Churchians

A And thus And thus ALL things continue as they were!LL things continue as they were!Visit our www powerpointparadise com site or go

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