That's a pretty low bar. Indiana Jones is made by Disney, the most evil company in the world.

@@SavedbyGraceAlone1962 ha! Well, I’m referring to the Indiana Jones from the first few movies. Before the strange and demented changes Disney made to everything. Either way, this guy is cooler.

@@Dominick_Francione Joel seeks truth, Disney destroys truth.

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Exactly, the Bible also talks about Choice chariots in Exodus 14 Also, he took six hundred choice chariots, and all the chariots of Egypt with captains over every one of them. Exodus 14:7 NKJV To me that sounds like they were special "forces" or elite which would gold plated wheels stand out

Total scam...money making story

Are there pictures in this book?

@@karinrempel5862 It is filled with pictures, diagrams and maps that help you visualize the written information and gain perspective in linking the many archaeological sites with the Bible and each other. Enjoy!

He did. And I think the evidence he showed proved it. The compelling evidence for me was not just the Ark itself, but the grave stone of Noah’s wife depicting the Ark, the family of 8 that came off it, and the rainbow as a sign of God’s covenant. Then you have all the anchor stones that are in the area of the Ark. Very compelling evidence, I think.

Ron Wyatt says he has 'found' every biblical artifact you can name.

... Wyatt found Noah's ark between the mountains of Ararat. It is still in Turkey and is now in place as a Turkish National Park. Noah in Turkish is Nuh.

Great suggestion, thanks!

Thank you!

Joel is the best one to ask....that story is a money making scam.

@@brendagifford1707 Really, Joel is the best one to ask? At the risk of worshipping at the alter of Joel Kramer, I’d like to keep an open mind. Yeshua (Jesus) gave me a sound mind (2 Timothy 1:7) in which to question and test all things for truth according to His word. Are you saying that I should take Joel’s word for it and be done? No disrespect to Joel, but he is not God. He is a man like me, and we are both called to test the scriptures (1 Thessalonians 5:21). As for your claim that this is a money making scam, I don’t think Ron Wyatt died a rich man. At least, not monetarily speaking.

Or the columns erected by Solomon on each shore mentioned in the Bible, or the sand turned to glass at Neweiba beach where they crossed, or the underwater topography showing the land bridge or....this man is just ignorant about everything but archaeology, which is fine, I just wish he would focus on that and not give opinions about things he is clearly ignorant.

It wasn't evidence. It was his misrepresenting the historical evidence that goes against the biblical story

For the misinformation?

@@edgarmatzinger9742 I wonder which bit you're thinking of?

@@biddiemutter3481 Everything? The story of Jericho in the bible doesn't match up with reality.

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It does??! Who knew?

Its true Ron Wyatt did find the Ark Im so surprised this is not better known They have even got a museum built next to it You can find it on Google earth

AV, I think the rock of our Foundation is Christ, alone. I've followed those claims for years, but now hold onto them lightly, I just don't know..

@AV, is it reasonable to assume that ancient people observed natural formations (mountains with black tops, split rocks, Elijah's cave, etc.) and wrote stories to fit what they observed? Much like how 'prophecies' were retrofitted to OT passages taken out of context and misrepresented? What are the odds that Ron Wyatt (a nurse anesthetist) who had no formal training in archaeology would find EVERYTHING that confirms the Bible? If the stories about Ron Wyatt are to be believed, he is the single most accomplished archaeologist who ever lived. Ron was a self-appointed archaeologist just like Saul/Paul was a self-appointed apostle. He was not a scientist, he never published any of his "finds" in a peer-reviewed archaeology journal. He never made any of his supposed discoveries available for trained archaeologists to examine. People write stories to explain what they observe according to their own bias. The Israelites had a highly inflated view of who they were in relation to their specific god and the Bible is a product of that. Do you take the Bible literally, that everything written in it is true and that it is historically pristine?

​@@cindychristman8708 interesting thought .. so if we do not find evidence for something, then we can conclude that its false. If we find evidence, then we can conclude ancient people made stories to fit that so called evidence. So if we can just dismiss the claims of Ron Wyatt just because he was a nurse anesthetist and a self-appointed archaeologist who had no formal training in archaeology, you must be a formally trained archaeologist who first made these judgements in your peer-reviewed archaeology journal.

@@AnubPhilip As an example, there is no evidence for Jews being enslaved in Egypt, nor for them wandering in a desert the size of Rhode Island for 40 years and if that had truly happened I would expect there to be evidence. Since there isn't, I tentatively conclude that it's false. I look at the "evidence" for chariot wheels (actually it's one wheel which has since disappeared or was lost somehow) and ask what's more likely, what's more reasonable? Is it more likely that Ron planted it, is it more likely that what he saw was 'table coral', what's more likely, that Ron found chariot wheels at a depth of 200 feet with scuba gear that was designed to go only to 100 feet? And heaven forbid one of those wheels should fall off a ship mid-voyage. How do you or Ron even know this is the right location and not the Sea of Reeds? When I look at Noah's Ark, how likely is it that wood would survive for 4000 years? As to wood and metal being found, isn't it more likely that these are the remains of ancient mountain shelters, and that the "boat-shaped" object is a natural formation? Read articles in Answers in Genesis and Debunking Christianity (5/31/2008) for critiques and rebuttals to Ron's 'research'. I trust the experts in the field that attempt to be as objective as possible and aren't led by their biases. Ron went into these expeditions with a foregone conclusion and was looking for evidence to confirm. That's not how archaeology or history is done.

@@cindychristman8708 I would have tried to hear what you had to say but you yourself just said I should not give an ear to any self-appointed archaeologist. So are these statements of your been already peer-reviewed in an archaeology journal ?

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Sounds like another archeologists dismissing Wyatts finding... the grave, the house ruins, the anchor stones, all the work gone into trying to excavate and get underground pings etc... Ron's wife and her new husband (last name Lee) are STILL not giving up defending his findings.

​Dear@@Grillenheimer Actually, the vast majority of Christian archaeologists and scientists who are Christians, do not consider the claims of Wyatt to be reliable or scholarly. Concerning Wyatt's claim to have found Noahs Ark Wyatt became aware of a site that some earlier explorers thought was the site of Noah's Ark, known as the Durupınar Site. Wyatt went to the site and "evaluated" it and concluded it was Noah's Ark. Dr. Snelling (a Christian geologist) has investigated some of the claims of Wyatt and has written an evaluation of Wyatt's claims from a scientific perspective. He has stated that the issue is fairly well settled. There is no reasonable evidence that would lead any one to conclude that the Durupınar Site is Noah' Ark. Dr. Snelling has give a detailed refutation, of Wyatt's claims that the Durupınar Site is Noah's Ark, exposing many of Wyatt's misleading claims. Here is a link to that refutation: (answersingenesis.org/creationism/arguments-to-avoid/special-report-amazing-ark-expose/) The Scientist who Wyatt quotes, has dismissed Wyatt's Claim. "Baumgardner, a geophysicist, was able to perform several scientific tests on the site, such as magnetometry, ground-penetrating radar, seismic, and finally, core drilling. Although he was at first open to the possibility that the site was the Ark, Baumgardner now contends he has disproved the hypothesis, especially by the core-drilling, which revealed only the sorts of rock on the nearby hillsides, and nothing of archaeological significance. (answersingenesis.org/creationism/arguments-to-avoid/special-report-amazing-ark-expose/) Wyatt's use of his "molecular frequency generator", which was essentially "dowsing rods" (Divining Rods), to conduct some of his site evaluations at the Durupınar Site. This the stuff pseudoscience is made of and should set off a lot of little red flags exposing Wyatt's lack of scholarship and reasonable, objective evaluations. There is no evidence or reason to believe much of anything that Ron Wyatt claimed. He has no respect in the Christian scientific community or the Christian archaeological community. Both consider him to be a fraudster and a treasure hunter. Be Well DZ