Arc of noah.

Wed Dec 09, 2009 7:22 am » by **Forestgrove111**

Wed Dec 09, 2009 8:00 am » by **Bri84**

http://arkdiscovery.com/noah-index.htm

Has anyone seen this site?

:think:

Wed Dec 09, 2009 8:31 am » by **Dirttyrabbit**

forestgrove111 wrote:

seen your thread a bit ago... later I went out side to take something out looked at the moon and well the moon right now looks like the shape in the image
I went back out to try and take a photo but it came out all blurry so I searched on the net
looks like this

if you are up now and reading this go out and look

The image above is self-explanatory. The Waters of Chaos, the moon in crescent and the rainbow. And the celebration of the concept of destruction that brings life (order out of chaos) in the history of Noah and his Ark, as well as the aliance between god and mankind.
This is a powerfull concept. The earth submerged in water to be born again.
http://www.totalawareness.info/oldtest.php
The flood also usually happened when the moon was on an increasing crescent. They called their celebration "wet moon". In egiptian, Argha Noa.

Wed Dec 09, 2009 8:51 am » by **Rogerrabbit**

wow
it must be time for enlightenment
or bed time

Wed Dec 09, 2009 11:32 am » by **Bladerunner**

bri84 wrote:http://arkdiscovery.com/noah-index.htm

Has anyone seen this site?

This is interesting as the location is the Ararat mountain range, there are large Drogue stones located nearby and the size of this fossil = 300 cubits x 50 cubits matching the Genesis chapter 6 biblical account dimensions.
Geo physical scanning was also performed and a regular pattern was also established which could indicate the presence of Iron as a composite of nails.

Wed Dec 09, 2009 2:54 pm » by **Mediasorcerer**

the epic of gilgamesh,there was more than one arc or boat,they landed in south america and egypt,hence the same pyramids or similar.read cayce.

Wed Dec 09, 2009 4:40 pm » by **Forestgrove111**

The image above is self-explanatory. The Waters of Chaos, the moon in crescent and the rainbow. And the celebration of the concept of destruction that brings life (order out of chaos) in the history of Noah and his Ark, as well as the aliance between god and mankind.
This is a powerfull concept. The earth submerged in water to be born again.
http://www.totalawareness.info/oldtest.php
The flood also usually happened when the moon was on an increasing crescent. They called their celebration "wet moon". In egyptian, Argha Noa.

Thanks for posting i never got around to it. :cheers:

)

And good luck to all the people still looking for Noah's Ark!

Sun Jan 03, 2010 4:56 am » by **Sheeple**

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2010/jan/01/noahs-ark-was-circular wrote:Relic reveals Noah's ark was circular
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According to newly translated instructions inscribed in ancient Babylonian on a clay tablet telling the story of the ark, the vessel that saved one virtuous man, his family and the animals from god's watery wrath was not the pointy-prowed craft of popular imagination but rather a giant circular reed raft.

The now battered tablet, aged about 3,700 years, was found somewhere in the Middle East by Leonard Simmons, a largely self-educated Londoner who indulged his passion for history while serving in the RAF from 1945 to 1948.

The relic was passed to his son Douglas, who took it to one of the few people in the world who could read it as easily as the back of a cornflakes box; he gave it to Irving Finkel, a British Museum expert, who translated its 60 lines of neat cuneiform script.
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"Wall, wall! Reed wall, reed wall! Atram-Hasis, pay heed to my advice, that you may live forever! Destroy your house, build a boat; despise possessions And save life! Draw out the boat that you will built with a circular design; Let its length and breadth be the same."

Sun Jan 03, 2010 5:05 am » by **Lucidlemondrop**

Sun Jan 03, 2010 7:19 am » by **Wolfbane7272**

The earth submerged in water to be born again

hmm sounds like a baptism to me huh?