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Noah's Ark Found

joeboonda

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Go Here for the whole story and more pictures! http://www.wyattmuseum.com/noahs-ark.htm

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joeboonda

Well-Known Member
But... what if it was Henry's Ark the found? How do they know?

Henry's Ark is a petting zoo in Kentucky? Besides the precise size and length of the ship, the fact that it rests in the Mountains of Ararat, among other things, the wood had no rings:


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The "deck timber" having been determined to contain organic Carbon, which means that it was once living, was found to have a unique characteristic in that It displayed no growth rings.
Growth rings in trees and other plants are caused by a variation in the water supply to the plant. Annual rings occur when the temperature drops and the sap in the tree fails to rise. The leaves of the deciduous trees turn color and die, soon dropping off. In the spring, the warmth releases the tree from its state of "hibernation" and the sap begins to flow again. Even though there may be water in the ground, when the temperature drops, the tree does not continue its cycle until it is again spring. Therefore, a ring results when the growth is temporarily halted and begins when spring arrives.
In order to understand why the pre-flood wood showed no growth rings one needs only to consult the Bible. It informs us that before the flood it did not rain; therefore there were not wet and dry seasons. Growth was at a constant rate.

Genesis2:5 "And every plant of the field before it was in the earth, and every herb of the field before it grew: for the LORD GOD HAD NOT CAUSED IT TO RAIN UPON THE EARTH, and there was not a man to till the ground. 6 But THERE WENT UP A MIST FROM THE EARTH, AND WATERED THE WHOLE FACE OF THE GROUND."

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Scientific study confirms the absence of growth rings in plants from what they label the "Carboniferous period"
"There was, as we have already said, secondary bark and wood, similar to that of modern trees but lacking the spring and winter rings which correspond to seasonal alternation of moisture and dryness. This is a further proof that the Carboniferous climate was fairly uniform." (Larousse Encyclopedia of the Earth, p. 369.)
 

ChristineES

Tiggerism
Premium Member
I hate to say this as a Christian, but the wood used to built the ark would have turned to dust long ago. But if it helps people to believe in it, then I guess I have nothing against it.
 

kmkemp

Active Member
Finding a boat on a mountain has to raise some flags. I don't know enough about wood to know if it would turn to dust or not, but I would presume there wouldn't be scientists looking for the Ark if that were true.
 

Bishka

Veteran Member
Finding a boat on a mountain has to raise some flags. I don't know enough about wood to know if it would turn to dust or not, but I would presume there wouldn't be scientists looking for the Ark if that were true.

These are Biblical Scholars not scientists. There is a difference between the two.
 

ChristineES

Tiggerism
Premium Member
The coldness of the mountains may have preserved the wood or maybe God decided to preserve it. With God, anything is possible. :)
 

Bishka

Veteran Member
You don't think they would consult someone that would know before they spent all of the necessary resources? That seems far fetched.

There are some Biblical Scholars and people out there that are trying to make something out of nothing. Why would it matter if there was evidence found or not? Faith is all God requires.
 

Dream Angel

Well-Known Member
I hate to say this as a Christian, but the wood used to built the ark would have turned to dust long ago. But if it helps people to believe in it, then I guess I have nothing against it.

I dont know whether it is or not... it is interesting though. It does make me laugh how people accept the miracles of the bible - and then place the limitations of humans knowledge to the evidence for your belief.
 

Willamena

Just me
Premium Member
Henry's Ark is a petting zoo in Kentucky? Besides the precise size and length of the ship, the fact that it rests in the Mountains of Ararat, among other things, the wood had no rings
No, I mean it could be any ship. Just because it's the same dimensions doesn't mean it's Noah's.


Scientific study confirms the absence of growth rings in plants from what they label the "Carboniferous period."
There was, as we have already said, secondary bark and wood, similar to that of modern trees but lacking the spring and winter rings which correspond to seasonal alternation of moisture and dryness. This is a further proof that the Carboniferous climate was fairly uniform." (Larousse Encyclopedia of the Earth, p. 369.)


As a side, the Carboniferous period occured 359.2 – 299 million years ago. Are Creationists now drawing on the fossil record to prove their case?
 
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