Beware -This Will Change Your Mind on Noah’s Ark

For thousands of years, people have proposed many objections to Noah’s ark. Because of these doubts, most people don’t even believe that Noah’s ark was real, but think that it was just a made-up story. In this video, Calvin Smith from Answers in Genesis-Canada gives an extremely thorough overview of Noah’s ark that will challenge skeptics and encourage Christians.
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[@armyrabb1]

My biggest contention with many portrayals and explanations is that the ark was NOT a ship. It did not need a bow, a stern, anchors or any other ship stuff. It did not have to navigate the waters or any such thing; all it had to do was float, that's all, nothing more.

[@armyrabb1]

@@kirkkirkland7244 I watched a documentary on the ark many years ago where they put a replica in a wave tank and simulated 100+ foot waves and the ark didn’t have any problems. Seismic activity does not produce surface waves until the tsunami reaches shallow water.

[@jimmartin8853]

The Ark had anti-gravity generators.

[@jesseostone386]

One only has to look back two or three centuries in the writings of educated people to grasp the degradation in man’s intellect.

[@jesseostone386]

Long ago I saw an article with pictures that showed prehistoric cave paintings depicting men hunting and killing dinosaurs. It was hypothesized that the carbon dating method had to be “off” from accepted norms of the time, since according to that science man’s evolution post dated the time of most dinosaurs on earth.

[@1foolishcaribou195]

@@armyrabb1 I saw that, too. I'm surprised it's not talked about more.

[@jamessandlin4406]

just because you or i don't understand something doesn't automatically make it impossible

[@Sandra-zq3lx]

Àbsolutely!

[@jjano2320]

And just because you can't see something doesn't mean it's not there.

[@galelehman]

There u go!!!!

[@brendakrause5639]

@@jjano2320 example is the wind.

[@debbiewilson9712]

Thank you! Excellent point. How many people understand how radio works? The internet or even the sun, but we all believe and benefit from their existence.

[@GeezerDust]

I agree with the previous comment from David Rabb. It was not likely that the ark had a pointed bow and rounded stern. It is more reasonable to conclude that it was a rectangular box like structure. As he mentioned, it was meant to float, not navigate or be propelled through the water.

[@marveloussoftware1417]

Its most reasonable to understand that it is pure fiction.

[@geoculus5606]

@@marveloussoftware1417 That's just your belief though.

[@marveloussoftware1417]

@@geoculus5606 no, its not a belief, its based on evidence. Thats where theists are always wrong. They believe tall tales based on ZERO evidence so do not understand science. They do not understand how to use evidence. Then they think people who rely on evidence just believe things like they do but nothing could be further from the truth. It's sad.

[@robertalcala899]

Noah didn’t have to know everything God reviled it all to him

[@LimeyTX]

Why would God have reviled Noah?

[@99Papadave]

@@LimeyTX mispelling? Perhaps he meant to say "revealed" or spell check chose to respell what LimeyTX typed

[@lindaroth6273]

That's revealed

[@BendApparatus]

@@99Papadave no no reviled is correct... Jealous and vengeful God remember...😏

[@charlespartrick528]

He reviled it alright.

[@ouiroc]

Every culture on the face of this planet has a story of Noah

[@JB-yb4wn]

The Chinese don't, the Japanese don't, every tribe in North and South America doesn't, the Egyptians didn't, the Babylonians, and all the Indus valley civilizations don't, the Australian aborigines didn't. I think your point being is that you are too much of a MAGA head to actually google this stuff up.

[@wallyman292]

Or more precisely, a story about a "great flood".

[@Eric-qd6gg]

LOL Love that user name!

[@LathamFell]

Why would they have stories if they were all killed in the flood?

[@marveloussoftware1417]

Floods happen most places. That doesn't explain that a plagiarized story has any truth to it. Do the math and that proves it false unless you don't believe math works.

[@davidsuminski4243]

I can attest to the fact that even in just the past 50 years, mankind has lost intelligence

[@johannkolodzey]

I second that assessment

[@harrygearhart4520]

David, Seems America is a the top of the list? Stay safe.

[@boomer3150]

Woke ideology is testament to that.

[@odisdriftwood1280]

How about the last 10 years have been a straight drop off into the abyss of no return. This decline in critical thinking, the norm for which studies are taught are not because the system is broken by any means no it was absolutely designed this way to destroy humanity's accession to a higher state of consciousness and keep us enslaved in this low vibrational matrix

[@xmas4203]

It started around 6 years ago. People are starting to regain their intelligence now.

[@vickieroberts9560]

We started off knowing everything, now we know very little

[@tomrutherford4907]

The story of Noah was plagiarized from Sumerian legend much older then the Hebrews. Read the story of Gilgamesh. Found on ancient clay tablets in Iraq. Plenty of documentation available. The fact is Noah's name was not Noah. He was not Jewish or Hebrew. And the story is a work of fiction.

[@92118]

I want to go to the Ark Encounter!!! Hopefully one day!! Praise God always!

[@SavedByFaithInJesus]

You won't regret it. Make sure you have an ENTIRE day for it, it's that big. If you cannot walk a mile, bring or rent a motorized scooter. How many miles would you have to travel to get there?

[@diddsdaddiddsdad6865]

@@SavedByFaithInJesus Ho yes she will🤣

[@steveng7174]

Concerning the tv commercial that touts the Bible as a history book. As a science advocate, I take strong issue with the nonscience the Ark Adventure peddles to families and students. Their parody of the scientific method does real harm, bleeding inexorably into education and public policy. The wholehearted embrace of "alternative facts" and the rejection of plain evidence are making our society more and more polarized. Concerning their commercial, the Bible is NOT a history book as they claim. Historians must rely on physical evidence and accounts judged probable given known natural laws. Therefore, biblical accounts involving overt miracles-while possibly true from a religious perspective-do not meet the high bar required to qualify as historically reliable. Deceptive or not? In contrast to theology, history as an academic discipline deals with people, events, and evidence that can be empirically analyzed. Historians focus on discovering facts, uncovering primary sources, and verifying claims through critical analysis. Unlike matters of faith, historical claims can be corroborated by tangible proofs like archaeological findings, written records from the time period, corroborating accounts, etc. Historians rely on evidence, not faith. Legitimate historiography requires examining all texts and sources according to uniform benchmarks of reliability and accuracy. Biblical writings cannot withstand the same scrutiny and corroboration applied to non-religious historical documents and often rely on supernatural explanations. Hence, the Bible fails to meet conventional standards for impartial, evidence-based history. Baaaaaaahhhhhh...

[@jerilynn871]

noah didnt gather the animals god called most of them in

[@davidcalderhead4816]

Thanks for saying that. All it takes is one little slip of the lip like How did Noah gather all those creatures? To get people to doubt scripture. Thanks for the truth.

[@mrskinner8473]

Exactly

[@berndmayer1765]

GOD did. Not Noah

[@yinelly1]

A non existing god CANT gather millions of animals into a wooden boat,…..unless you decide to use your brain

[@Psalm23_Javie]

* God , put some respect on it and capitalize that g

[@roncowan276]

With God, all things are possible. Never limit God.

[@bonesrhodes3762]

----- well then: I guess that settles the old argument about can god build something so heavy he/it/she can't lift it

[@stefanbjarnason251]

@@bonesrhodes3762 A more relatable scenario for the average Christian: Can gawd make a burrito that's so hot even he can't eat it? Two possibilities: 1. He can't make it that hot, therefore he's not all powerful; or 2. He can make it so hot that he can't eat it, meaning he's not all powerful. Either way? Loser gawd. Checkmate, theists!

[@wickedguppy3715]

With gods, you can make up pretend events and believe they're possible, even when all structural sciences and biology tells you these things are not possible.

[@bonesrhodes3762]

@@stefanbjarnason251 ----- which now throws us into another pointless conjecturing session of: CAN AN OMNIPOTENT LOSE ? --- and would throwing-the-game be a real loss ?

[@bonesrhodes3762]

@@wickedguppy3715 “I can’t believe THAT!” said Alice. Can’t you?” said the Queen in a pitying tone. “Try again: draw a long breath, and shut your eyes.” Alice laughed. “There’s no use trying,” she said, “one can’t believe impossible things.” I daresay you haven’t had much practice,” said the Queen. “When I was your age, I always did it for half-an-hour a day. Why sometimes I believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast!” Alice In Wonderland - Lewis Carroll

[@virtualaudio8485]

This is the kind of study I like to see, an honest attempt at the truth. Thank You and may GOD Bless you.

[@diddsdaddiddsdad6865]

Honest attempt is definitely not what this was. How can you be honest attempt at the truth when your a YEC. This is pseudoscience

[@jeffreyaward]

The dinosaur part… LOL. That’s it. LOL.

[@animaticToshiue]

You never heard about Behemoth?

[@BrianJonesOneClearChoice]

So what's so funny ... Evolutionist want us to believe we came from animals now that's funny DNA which is science by the way says otherwise! They also tell us we come from another planet and other ideas / theories. If you watched this video to it's end you have to start asking questions about what you have been taught growing up and if your asking those questions then you might want to start investigating those theories, while your at it investigate these find the answers then come back with evidence, either way and let me know what you find out .

[@jeffreyaward]

@@animaticToshiue - The Polish metal band? Not really my style, I guess.

[@jeffreyaward]

@@BrianJonesOneClearChoice - Bless your heart.

[@deepcosmiclove]

Search out "T-rex blood." Many dinosaur bones have been found unfossilized and with soft tissue (meat) on them. Look it up and keep on laughing.

[@danieltalosi619]

I had ~10 years in Architecture. I built a scale model of the ark according to the biblical proportions & I built it like a 3 story barge, with a keel, It floated very stably, though I stirred the water vigorously. This author did a very good job, thank you & shalom

[@mrhwi]

Did you build this ark out of thousands of to-scale boards using wooden pegs to connect them ? Did you leave it in water for the same length as the ark supposedly was exposed. Those would be extremely relevant variables that would impact a boats buoyancy. Do you think stirring the water accurately portrayed the conditions of a world-wide flood ? I'm sort of hoping you haven't designed any buildings.

[@nope10]

@@mrhwi don't you believe in God?

[@mrhwi]

@@nope10 No. I'm an atheist. That means I don't know 100% for sure one way or the other but I've seen zero evidence for the existence of any god (christian, muslim, hindu, greek, roman or any montheistic god or polytheistic gods etc...). I tend to say tongue in cheek that there is as much evidence for the christian god as there is for Happy the spotted unicorn that sneezed all of existence into being. So at this point, I don't believe in a god and I think the existence of one is extremely unlikely. The time to believe a thing is when its proven to be true.

[@BuddhaBeanie]

@@nope10 What does that have to do with anything? They merely questioned how this person built it. If you claim to build a scale model, it should be as accurate as possible. Don’t you believe in science?

[@568843daw]

The Glory of God is intelligence, or in other words, light and truth.

[@wandahall4633]

The Creator can do anything.

[@geezz99]

except build an ark , apparently

[@ohasis8331]

If it Is all knowing, all seeing, all powerful, eternal etc, how could it ever 'get lost'?

[@dalenincehelser5747]

If God is omniscient, he knows everything that will happen before it happens. If he is omnipotent, he can change the future. These 2 powers are mutually exclusive and illogical. If you truly evaluate the claims believers make for God, you find all of them are illogical and/or nonsensicsl.

[@jamesnicholas9215]

and yet children being born disabled no arms or legs lol if it says your jesus died for your sins then why are you born a sinner lol book contradicts itself

[@ohasis8331]

@@jamesnicholas9215 And so we learn that god works in mysterious ways - such a simple means to quieten idiots.

[@suzettegrobler6158]

Where will I find the second episode, and maybe other episodes about Noah's Ark?

[@itsjustnotrue]

The practical design limit for a timber ship is 400 feet it is possible to design a wooden ship with a truss work frame, although it would be challenging to construct such a ship. The use of a truss work frame would allow for the construction of a wooden ship that is longer than the typical 400-foot limit for wooden ships. It would how ever leave very little room for cargo A boat is structurally very similar to a bridge (or an airplane wing). At its worst case (e.g. in very heavy seas) it will be supported by the ends, or entirely in the center with one/both ends cantilevered. For a given length, mass, etc, a certain amount of strength is required to meet the structural needs of a boat hull go past that limit you end up with catastrophic failure i.e the ship beaks up. Have a look at what Happen to the MV Arvin as an example of what happens to ship when it is used out it design constraints. I fail to se how the Ark could have survived a 40 day storm given it size.

[@markb3786]

God is not limited by the rules of physics and engineering.

[@SlyPigoftheMountains]

​@@markb3786so it works because magic? That is a good way to get out of explaining anything

[@deepcosmiclove]

The Ark was not a ship. It was a floating barge with no propulsion, no steering.

[@StageMan57]

Noah's strength and stamina far exceeded the strongest men of today.

[@robertduchaine2600]

Evidence?

[@StageMan57]

@@robertduchaine2600 I'd have to explain nutrition and that's far to long a subject. What I'll do is... in a couple of days I'll give you some links of renown Doctors... Scientists in that field. What I can say is that... today humans in the 1st World Countries are living longer with current medical technology. If we how are alive today didn't have the technology to keep us alive, a lot of us would be dead. I have maladies that have never been in my ancestral gene pool. We are being "keep alive" by technology, but with far more maladies as we move toward death. I'm heading toward 70. My Grandparents lived without the technology of today and lived into their late 80. All my friends Grand Parents lived into their late 80s and 90s. Several of my distant relatives lived a few years past 100. With their mental faculties intact. All my friends and my Parents have only lived into the late 70s and early 80s but!...with one main difference. Processed food! There is such thing as pure clean food or water anymore. As I said... I could get heavy into this subject but this would turn into a book. I'll get you the links and you decide for yourself.

[@davidreed6264]

Noah as the others in his day lived almost a millennial so yes they were physically superior due to the different atmosphere we had then and the slow deteriation from eternal life due to sin

[@davidbilliter5619]

Its a fact that people from the past were stronger . Men have lost 70% of their testosterone in the last 3 generations. I am from a construction background and easy see how pathetically weak and low stamina men are today compared to just 40 years ago. You can hit me with all the blah blah you want to about modern nutrition /medicine. When building something required muscle to cut , shape, attach every little piece , man was much more substantial. My grandfather was an old style master carpenter . Even at 80 years old, he was more man than me at 30. I was more man at 30 than 3 punks that live on social media and have everything handed to them at the push of a button . I caught my grandfather carrying a 200lb log on his shoulder across my yard at over 80 years old , with a bad hip , walking with a cane . He refused my help when I came home from work and saw him. He died at 96 and never went to Doctors . He made moonshine for years and drank his profits. He smoked filterless cigarettes. People today are jokes compared to men just 100 years ago . There are records of many of my ancestors living close to 100 years, some beyond . My great grandmother died at 103. My mother is 88 and sharp as a tack. She was under the care of "modern medicine " for several years and had high blood pressure and diabetes. She decided to get away from the Drs and get back to living off God's remedies . Now, she has normal BP and no longer diabetic !

[@shawnmichaelduncan5951]

He had three sons also daughter in laws could help also

[@echofoxtrot2.051]

It's amazing how he gathered all that timber and cut it/assembled it all by hand. They had mallets to pound the pieces together. Amazing. I love how great our God is. He made all that happen to save believers so that the human race would continue on. We're so blessed. Happy New Year 2023. Jesus is Lord!

[@KenJackson_US]

*Echo:* _"It's amazing how he gathered all that timber and cut it/assembled it all by hand."_ That's conjecture. We don't know what technology has been lost. The Bible is frustratingly silent on that topic. But the ancient stonework we find, especially in Egypt and Peru, leave little doubt that someone after the flood had some very advanced technology.

[@jimmartin8853]

God is great even though he drowned all the furry little animals for fun!!

[@galelehman]

Thank you , Happy New Year! How Very Great is Our Wonderful Heavenly Father an d his Son. Jesus Christ the Word .

[@iamthatiam363]

@@jimmartin8853 🤣

[@barneybotha2437]

God did not do it for fun! It happenned because humans turned away from God. And the same is happening today. And the earth will be destroyed with all humans that think they are clever. Open your eyes and heart before it is too late. Noah warned the people and when the rain started it was too late

[@llcoolrainejackson9050]

Beyond interesting and amazing, I had to listen to it twice , it was just that interesting! Thanks for sharing!

[@truthurts1692]

does the part about Noah being 500 years old when he built the ark bother anyone?

[@schmetterling4477]

No, not really. It doesn't bother me, either, that Harry Potter can do magic. Or that Hercule Poirot always gets his man.

[@bonesrhodes3762]

------- a mere child

[@jounisuninen]

People lived up to 900 years in the beginning when their genome was not yet corrupted as we have. Mankind's genome in popular level decays quickly and we won't survive long anymore. Perhaps a few hundred years.

[@StageMan57]

Noah didn't have to go out "round up" squat! God sent the animals to Noah!

[@ET-jv1wm]

Good planning ahead, considering it would take a Sloth 235 years to walk from South America to Israel.....

[@sunflowernomad7991]

@@ET-jv1wm the documented story does not name a place of Noah's origin. Israel, the place, did not exist until after the Hebrews left Egypt to become a nation that settled in the land of Cannan.

[@ET-jv1wm]

@Sunflower Nomad since tge entire story is fictitious nonsense anyway, does that actually matter lol!

[@StageMan57]

@@ET-jv1wm You obviously don't know squat about history! No!... it not fiction! You're just ignorant of Historical Facts and stating that it's fiction!... IS FICTION! and NOT FACT!

[@nope10]

@@ET-jv1wm very funny 😁

[@carrietatum835]

I just started listening to this, and the thing that gets me the most is how people think that God, for some reason, has to obey the laws of physics. God can do what he wants when he wants no matter if we think it's possible or not.

[@jerrystilwell7666]

Amen

[@wallyman292]

Then why did he need Noah to build an ark for all the animals? Why didn't he just move them to another planet for a year or something? Or make them float in the sky for a year until the water receded?

[@tea4223]

@@wallyman292 I believe the story is much more than just saving them and the animals. It represents how God will save the obedient and destroy the evil in the end. It's a story we can relate to.

[@stefanbjarnason251]

God can do whatever he wants, anytime, anywhere? That's amazing. Ok, then I have a question: If he can do anything he wants, anytime, anywhere, even if it defies the laws of physics, why doesn't he toss a loaf of bread -- or, heck, even a sandwich or two -- to the thousands and thousands of children who die of starvation every day? Wait! I think I know! "'Because God works in mysterious ways." What do you say, Carrie? Did I nail it?

[@donaldbyham4171]

God is not an image or a man. God is a spirit within each and every one. So God might even have been female as all humans and mammals and birds are conceived. From eggs.

[@otherstuff3773]

Immanuel Velikovsky explains the flood perfectly in "Worlds in collision"

[@tomrutherford4907]

The story of Noah was plagiarized from Sumerian legend much older then the Hebrews. Read the story of Gilgamesh. Found on ancient clay tablets in Iraq. Plenty of documentation available. The fact is Noah's name was not Noah. He was not Jewish or Hebrew. And the story is a work of fiction.

[@makita883]

I was expecting to see the inside and the layout of the ark. The joinery, the stacking of stalls, how they dealt with feeding, the manure etc…

[@christinelitvak6427]

There are KZbins of the construction of the Ark at the Ark Encounter and there are video tours of it at its completion.

[@garyrhodes392]

I've always wondered about the termites. I mean we have them today but it seems they would've ate the ark in a few weeks

[@alexgarces4068]

They don’t have that information because it’s just a made up story.

[@joyfulzero853]

@@garyrhodes392 Woodworm? Deathwatch beetles, Wood Boring Weevil, Common Furniture Beetle, Ambrosia beetle, Fan-bearing Wood-borer, Powder Post beetle, Bark borer, House Longhorn, Wharf borer, Wood wasp. That's a very small selection of the wood consuming creatures they would have to have had on the Ark (if it was real).

[@diddsdaddiddsdad6865]

@@garyrhodes392 Don’t you think that also applies to cats and dogs🤷‍♂️ just look at the cat family. Lynx,artic tiger,leopard. There’s 40 species of wild cats. Did these all change by evolution that Christian’s don’t believe from just 2 cats.

[@jerrylisby3440]

One thing people forget is the ark was built with 3 stories.

[@philleprechaun6240]

So? That still only allows for a maximum exterior area of 2.3 acres of surface space and a maximum of 10 cubits of height for each deck, BUT doesn't take into account the space lost due to hull shape, roof and exterior walls, interior walls, cage walls, floors, shoring and support beams, stairways and ramps, room for the bilge (area for waste runoff and ballast to keep the Ark upright), the 1 cubit opening near the roof, etc. 300 cubits by 50 cubits by 3 decks amounts to around 101,000 sq ft. 1 acre is 43,560 sq ft. Do the math. (it also calculates out to 1.75 standard American Football fields, if that helps you visualize). Try taking that space, build a wall 15 ft around it with only 1 door and one 18-inch opening at the top, fill it full of animals, per Genesis specs, and 8 human caretakers, seal it up for 1 year and 10 or 17 days, open the door at the end of that time and see who's still alive. THEN make them live off that storage food and water long enough to plant and harvest new crops, emulating the sterilized soil that would exist after the year+ of the flood.

[@jerrylisby3440]

@@philleprechaun6240 well I guess if you want to continue hiding from God through your calculations just know you will face him one day and die in your sins because of your unbelief. Jesus is my ark of safety and though millions have come there's still room for one, yes there's room at the cross for you.

[@charlespartrick528]

@@philleprechaun6240 You can't use logic, math and any type of critical thinking with these people. They are incapable of it. The swallowed the bs years ago.

[@tazhd143]

Until I went to the Ark in Kentucky it was hard to understand or comprehend. Seeing a full sized replica is awesome. as you walk through it there are explanations of what each part and level was used for . still amazed at how big and all that went in to planning , feeding ect. for the animals. It takes all day to go through. AMAZING!

[@jakeetschannel2031]

I'm so glad you got to see it and have an understanding of its true capabilities! 🙏🏽

[@wallyman292]

Now how about you spend a day researching all the evidence against such a flood ever occurring on earth, or that the continents all "drifted" to where they are today in just 6,000 years, or that man existed with dinosaurs. In other words, how about researching all possibilities, then drawing a conclusion based on evidence, rather than just believing in a story written by men a few thousand years ago.

[@berndmayer1765]

Check the Ark they found on top of Mount Arrak in Turkey!!!!

[@wallyman292]

@@berndmayer1765 They didn't. It was nothing but a natural rock structure that resembled the shape of a ship. Google it.

[@dianalindenmeyer4847]

@@wallyman292 That's not what I have seen.

[@mdcomis1]

That Bill Nye vs Ken Ham debate about the ark was very educational. You should watch it.....

[@juanmelendezrivera6085]

A 510 feet long, 86 feet wide, and 51 feet high wood and metal ship the size of a petroleum tanker needed the constant instructions from God to Noah and his family for more than 70 Lunar years. The logistics needed to take the animals and feed them safely was amazing. Thanks for this video. Honor and Glory to the Amazing Grace of God.

[@harrygearhart4520]

Juan, If god was so powerful, that he brought all the animals right to the gangway, why did god even need a barge?

[@brucehansen7949]

Noah knew for 120 years, I'm not sure if anyone knows how long he actually spent building the ark, but the Bible says he knew 120 years in advance.

[@harrygearhart4520]

Meanwhile your god is a murdering maniac. Also where did Noah get the steel?? Can't you think?? Your breathing, so some of your brain is working. The ONLY largest wooden ship was the "Wyoming" and it had iron cross bracing and that was back in 1909. Ya know you people prove to me all the time that the bible is not true. So Donkeys talk? Jonah lived three days in a big fish's belly? THINK HOW STUPID THAT IS. Adam and Eve populated the earth? Any farmer will tell you that doesn't work. Oh, and a serpent talks??? Jesus rises from the dead after three days? REALLY????? Well so did Horace and Isis and they are older than Jesus. In Revelation it says the stars will fall to earth? REALLY AGAIN!!!!! do you know what those stars are???????????? I Was a sailor, NOT YOU! YOU CAN'T BUILD A 500+ ft. long barge out of wood.

[@diddsdaddiddsdad6865]

@@harrygearhart4520 I went to the Chatham Dockyard in Kent. HMS victory was made there. It took 3.500 trees to build just one ship. It took 32 skilled workers. They had workers on the ship plugging the leaks with fibre. The Wyoming had steam pumps to pump the water out. All the ark had was 2 elephants 🤣 it’s interesting to see the majority of the post on this video seems to be from atheist 😅

[@harrygearhart4520]

@@diddsdaddiddsdad6865 To navigate through all sides opinions is difficult, I use common sense and my own experiences or knowledge! The bible doesn't work for me because I read and can see, MAN WROTE THE BIBLE, MAN WROTE THE QURAN. However I do believe in the "Creator" and there he was all the time. Religious people believe we were created, I know science is right that we evolved. Here is the part I like! Science works perfectly with the "CREATOR" Science will figure out how things work but not where ALL THIS CAME FROM! Where do you think all this came from? 😃

[@hozn]

KZbin should be honored to have this quality tv presentation of information on their platform for free. Well done

[@jesus.christis.lord.foreve899]

Indeed. Well said.

[@evelynmcknight5452]

Yes.

[@scottjackson9896]

Nope, it never happened.

[@PneumaticsAreCool]

@@scottjackson9896 it's hard to believe that grown people still believe this s***

[@kraanz]

@@PneumaticsAreCool Yep, it's pretty depressing.

[@wayneramquist4392]

The technology back in Noah's days was a little more sophisticated than you think to be able to build things

[@kirkkirkland7244]

Exactly! They could do things that we cannot do today! They could perfectly cut, move and place stones weighing as much as 2 queen Mary cruise ships put together!!! Watch the greatest documentary ever made called, Evolution Theory Modern Myth, Ancient man was not primitive. It's on KZbin and shows all kinds of technology that they had before the flood that they have hidden from us! It also shows proof that giants built the pyramids and monuments in Egypt!!!

[@wayneramquist4392]

You know the pyramids were built through levitation they knew how to use levitation plus the Giants the nephilim took part in it.

[@priceisright1580]

I agree .. these were not cave men using a rock for a hammer .. we see structures like the pyramids that we can not even reproduce today with all the technology we have avaliable to us ..

[@priceisright1580]

@Edwin Saxon haha .. got it ..

[@anonymousjohnson976]

Wayne: In what way were they sophisticated?

[@cookingonthefarm]

I'm new here we have been to the ark in counter it's was amazing. We got the kids lesson. Books. And this next September we are starting the homeschooling curriculum. So excited. God bless

[@steveng7174]

Concerning the tv commercial that touts the Bible as a history book. As a science advocate, I take strong issue with the nonscience the Ark Adventure peddles to families and students. Their parody of the scientific method does real harm, bleeding inexorably into education and public policy. The wholehearted embrace of "alternative facts" and the rejection of plain evidence are making our society more and more polarized. Concerning their commercial, the Bible is NOT a history book as they claim. Historians must rely on physical evidence and accounts judged probable given known natural laws. Therefore, biblical accounts involving overt miracles-while possibly true from a religious perspective-do not meet the high bar required to qualify as historically reliable. Deceptive or not? In contrast to theology, history as an academic discipline deals with people, events, and evidence that can be empirically analyzed. Historians focus on discovering facts, uncovering primary sources, and verifying claims through critical analysis. Unlike matters of faith, historical claims can be corroborated by tangible proofs like archaeological findings, written records from the time period, corroborating accounts, etc. Historians rely on evidence, not faith. Legitimate historiography requires examining all texts and sources according to uniform benchmarks of reliability and accuracy. Biblical writings cannot withstand the same scrutiny and corroboration applied to non-religious historical documents and often rely on supernatural explanations. Hence, the Bible fails to meet conventional standards for impartial, evidence-based history. Baaaaaaahhhhhh...

[@sydneysandlin3226]

hard of hearing can't hear no more noise putting background noise leaves many hard of hearing not able to watch..

[@j.hueston4370]

One major issue with this fable is what happened to all the fish and marine mammals . If the water remained salty, then all of the freshwater life would die. If the waters became fresh, then all of the ocean life would die. Very few fish or marine animals can live in either environments.

[@cherylwebb8340]

I am sure that our Creator could take care of that.

[@j.hueston4370]

@@cherylwebb8340 Given that the Creator may have these wonderful powers, then it could have also willed all the humans on Earth to live a good life and not have to kill all but a handful. Very caring being, one who kills babies, born and unborn, not to mention killing of all those animals. What did they do to deserve being slaughtered?

[@mishka_bo_bishka]

@@j.hueston4370they were evil sinners…or something like that

[@johngarcia3325]

If any part of your answer to a question includes magic...

[@terrymayfield364]

What happened to all the 52 ton dinosaurs on the arc? How many tons of plants were they fed each day? Worse : Who scooped the tons of poop? and..oh, forget it

[@baselbob8012]

Would be interesting to know how many of the gullible commenters here are also heavy into QAnon. Just about zero critical, questioning thinking shown.

[@consumersaide]

There were no dinosaurs... read the Bible.. not Hollywood Reporter..

[@terrymayfield364]

@@consumersaide Surely you mean dinosaurs were not known at the time the bible was written by the ancient rabbis? Not that they never existed?

[@bonesrhodes3762]

---- god made them jump in sync so only one at a time was actually putting its weight on the ark

[@terrymayfield364]

@@bonesrhodes3762 How high can a 52 ton dinosaur jump?

[@georgiakritikos4955]

Good job gathering information to patterns, Sir A+

[@lauraphillips7395]

What if the rise of the water from the approaching storms drove the animals to the ark. If it was on higher ground? It would seem as if they were being called when they were being guided.

[@tommissouri4871]

There would have been many more than just the two and seven of each kind.

[@thomasstuart6861]

While I am not convinced the author or any of us mortals knows the true story of the flood, what I do know is that God can use supernatural capabilities, not unlike Jesus used when he asked God to change water to wine or raise the dead. It would seem certain that God has these abilities to move mountains at will, as he says we all do, then herding the animals would have been accomplished with or without the use of higher ground.

[@ronmarvicsin7709]

How did they get from Australia or small islands all over the world?

[@thomasstuart6861]

@@ronmarvicsin7709 That is a definite question upon which the story of the flood is argued. There are answers and I am certain that as time passes more convoluted suggestions will be discussed. However the best answer today has to do with is the universe created or naturally aspired. Many scientists have come to consider that the universe is a simulation, a very good one but scientific factors such as the double slit have provoked consideration. For example, in a very good video game none of the details are rendered until the game play considers it necessary. This is because computing power is limited. In the same way, science is now considering that much of what exists only exists when it's details are required to be rendered. In this case, Australia may not have been rendered or there was no need for the flood to be inclusive. Is the universe a simulation? The definitive answer is that it would make no difference and that is the true mystery. Just as an addendum, is it important that some animals are self aware and others are not....what difference would that make in a simulation where the islands and the animals therein, were not in existence until observed. Or not.

[@ronmarvicsin7709]

Btw very well said.

[@patryott2468]

We visited the Ark. I LOVED IT! My hubs calculated that 2,600 houses of 2,000 square feet each would fit inside The Ark

[@Beegee1952]

I’m sure it was great entertainment but the entire thing is filled with erroneous “facts”, impossible “science” and straight up lies. Wouldn’t count on it for passing a science test! 🤣

[@KenJackson_US]

@@Beegee1952: _"..., impossible 'science' ..."_ The Bible contains history, but it's not intended to teach us science. But speaking of _"impossible science",_ isn't it amazing how many people have total faith in the 19th century mythology of evolution, totally unsupported by 21st century molecular biology?

[@jimmartin8853]

Great condo!

[@malindadenlinger882]

@@Beegee1952 have you been there?

[@Daniel_Antonio_Arellano782]

@@malindadenlinger882 No he/she has not in all probability. He/She is a worldly person that does not want anybody to believe in God's existence.

[@antheredhen]

Finally someone says what I've been thinking.. People were smarter back then..

[@Tideandrover]

Yep, rocket ships, computers, universities, all lost in the flood.

[@mablack8813]

@@Tideandrover This has NOTHING to do with smart, dumb, thickheaded,. or intelligent. GOD gave him the design. Noah was obedient and that's all God asks of His kids. Learn what He is like and you will obey out of love of Him.

[@gemanscombe4985]

The idea that the human genome is degrading and that a better constellation of genes back then actually existed to make Noah and Friends way smarter - that idea is an ad hoc work-around to explain away the silliness of this video's claim. "If 2 guys working today can put up a house ...". 2 guys can b/c they go to Home Depot and haul studs and beams in their F250. They use nail guns and power saws with extension cords and battery packs. They don't cut timber and mill logs. What they buy is supplied by a manufacturing and distribution system that dwarfs what we had 50 years ago, never mind pre-Sumerian days. Our host Calvin Smith should try to put up a modern stud and beam house with Noah's techniques to see how long that would take, then extrapolate to a 500 foot-long ark. Step One: Chop down an entire forest. Step Two: Load tree trunks onto logging trucks ... oh, whoops!

[@JB-yb4wn]

@@mablack8813 Kind of crappy design, stupid thing wouldn't float.

[@SongOfSongsOneTwelve]

Along with iron and petrified wooden debris littering the mountains of Ararat (Urartu), multiple, consistently-sized and type of drogue stones can be seen today, likely as they were over 5,000 years ago, when they were untied.

[@marcusmuse4787]

I don't think they would have needed an anchor though but maybe they did use one..

[@tomrutherford4907]

The story of Noah was plagiarized from Sumerian legend much older then the Hebrews. Read the story of Gilgamesh. Found on ancient clay tablets in Iraq. Plenty of documentation available. The fact is Noah's name was not Noah. He was not Jewish or Hebrew. And the story is a work of fiction.

[@diddsdaddiddsdad6865]

If this was really discovered,can you sent me some proof of them excavating the site because I can’t find one,not one. You have to remember that according to the Noah myth and YEC the continents hadn’t split,so there couldn’t be any mountains as mountains are created by tectonic plates movement. That’s why you see sea creatures on top of mountains because millions of years ago the mountains were covered with sea water on the ocean floor. It’s a ludicrous story when you think about it locally. 5000 years ago there were mountains, dry high mountains which make the flood myth impossible.

[@alwojtas3730]

Assuming that the flood lasted nearly a year, and therefore ark occupancy would have been required for that length of time. Where did all the food required come from ? Also, structurally a 500 foot length wooden boat supporting all the weight necessary would be difficult if not impossible.

[@kevinh9262]

5 loaves and 2 fish...

[@mishka_bo_bishka]

@@kevinh9262magic…of course

[@tangor8492]

ur problem is trying to put a natural explanation on a supernatural event. this is like asking how did jesus heal ppl

[@orlandojohnson5742]

@@kevinh9262lol… that’s a good answer!!!! People need to quit trying to put science on God’s work/control of a situation!

[@Anna.Mason151]

I believe human existence and civilisation is much older than 6-10 thousand conventional years ago because In Australia We have 40 thousand year old cave paintings of extinct birds in Arnhem land, made by our Aboriginal first people. Their Dreamtime stories also depict a great flood over the land.

[@calvinangela4348]

Who decides how old those paintings are?

[@keithwiebe1787]

@@calvinangela4348 Who decides how old the earth is? How far away the stars are? Is there money to be made through Ken Ham's theories?

[@billybobwombat2231]

You're wasting your breathe on this vid, the cult mind runs deep here

[@wickedguppy3715]

@@calvinangela4348 Associated carbon from burned wood and other organic material are often strewn around and buried at these sites. C14 to C12 analysis can easily provide age date information given the right sampling techniques. These techniques are well established in science and are used extensively everywhere that materials less than 80,000 years of age are to be determined.

[@wickedguppy3715]

@@keithwiebe1787 Modern scientific techniques can do all of these things. Ken Ham has no theories to provide that are useful in determining any aspect of earth science. Ken uses one source and tries to shoe horn modern scientific discoveries into his narrow world view. He makes money because gullible religious people keep spending money on his grift.

[@mmoore102]

Great explanation of possible ways. The Bible says it, so I believe it. If God can create all we see and have in 6 days, He could have surely asked Noah to spend the years to build His ark. Have been to the Ark encounter, it is an amazing creation and engineering feat of man. Explains many possible solutions to the ark..Great vid, just have faith…

[@theresalupino7029]

@Edwin Saxon you need to remember we’re speaking about God, with whom ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE. Either you believe or you don’t.

[@kris856]

do you really think that the biblical 6 days lasted 6x24 hours... or were these more like thousands of years

[@EugeneSSmith]

God CANNOT stop cancer killing children! (The Lord is 'too busy' for such trivial things!) 🙀

[@galelehman]

It took a hundred years to build the Ark. Study the Bible.

[@terriseaton3049]

@Edwin Saxon BIBLE - READ

[@aaronbeaty3980]

I think I missed the reference to Gilgamesh? Great description, though.

[@GPSpector]

I have trouble believing explanations that include phrases like "could have" instead of " would have". One opens the possibility of any being possible, the other shows what was available at the time.

[@keithtaylor3347]

Some things I have trouble understanding are 1) The ark was built on three levels, Gen 6:16: "A window shalt thou make to the ark, and in a cubit shalt thou finish it above; and the door of the ark shalt thou set in the side thereof; with lower, second, and third stories shalt thou make it" so that, one would imagine, all the food for the animals and people would have been stored on the lowest and part of the mid level, unless the top deck is included as a level. If that "window" did not run around the full upper level of the ark, everything would have died of asphyxiation in a very short while. We have to consider that, under the circumstances, humidity levels would have been very high indeed, so that all the feed would become damp and would have started fermenting. Verse 21: "And take thou unto thee of all food that is eaten, and thou shalt gather it to thee; and it shall be for food for thee, and for them." Noah could obviously not have taken freshly cut green feed into the ark, because that would have rotted within a very short while, so it would all have had to be desiccated. However, this would have caused it to absorb moisture from the atmosphere, adding extra weight and causing it to deteriorate rather rapidly. Notice the phrase "ALL the food". Does this mean that the grazers would have had enough food to keep them all occupied all day long, as they spend most of their time eating? What about the carnivores? With only two of every kind of animal, how would Noah and his family have been able to cater to their nutritional needs? 2) Some sort of limit must have been placed upon the reproductive capacity of the rodents and other smaller creatures which can reproduce up to six times a year. Unless they were fed to the carnivores and eaten by Noah, they would have spread and soiled everything by the end of that year. The problem here is that none of these creatures are of a reasonable size to be eaten until they are about six months old, so that they would not have provided any food for the first six months, but being so small, they would not have made a decent meal for any of the middling to larger carnivores. 3) With all that food around, Noah and his family would have been fully occupied 24/7 just trying to keep all the creatures fed. Who would have done the mucking out? 4) With the amount of methane produced by the animals' "exhaust gases", Noah did not dare to light any lanterns lest he blow the ark clean out of the water, so how did they manage to see on the lower levels and how did they remove the gas, which would have killed the animals, so going back to point 1), that window would have been pretty useless, even if it DID run around the entire top deck of the ship. Methane is heavier than air, so it would have tended to migrate to the lower levels, the bottom-most being where the food was kept. Nobody and nothing would have survived more than a few minutes down there, so the food was untouchable. All the animals on the ark would have starved to death as a result. I wonder if Calvin Smith, or anyone else for that matter, would be able to answer my questions concerning Genesis 1 and 2, because nobody else has been able to do so since I began asking them more than 60 years ago.

[@westnblu]

I Think your excellent analysis deserves @ least one thumbs up.

[@calvinangela4348]

All of these objections and their solutions have been dealt with in articles on the answersingenesis website and demonstrated at the ARK ENCOUNTER...

[@frankvecchio4792]

He even said that there was only one continent then. He just won't take science into account at all.

[@anonymousjohnson976]

@@calvinangela4348 : So, did they mention that there was a flood story with a boat BEFORE the Noah flood story? That would mean that the Noah story was probably taken or plagiarized from the Epic of Gilgamesh story.

[@malindadenlinger882]

Have you considered that they fasted ? Stress makes animals eat less, therefore producing less of these problems. Maybe even hibernating

[@mitchellminer9597]

When that guy starts discussing the precise length of a cubit, he's trying to generate the appearance of accuracy. It wouldn't matter if the cubit was 18 inches or 20, the Ark would still be too big to build and survive, and still too small to hold every animal. He has a good point, though, in saying that Noah didn't necessarily do the building with his own hands. Noah could have emptied his bank account, sold his land, and taken all kinds of loans to buy materials and tools, and promised to pay the contractors when the job was done, all knowing the Flood was coming and he'd never have to cough up. But the Bible doesn't say that Noah had any hired helpers. The vid guy's just making an assumption. He should read the Bible literally. He sets up a straw man by pretending that scoffers think Noah had to go to Australia to get animals. Nobody thinks that. Everybody knows that the animals just showed up - they may be wrong, but that's the prevailing belief. He's just scoring an imaginary point. But he explains that Australia wasn't that far away, then. He subscribes to Flood Geology, the belief that all the land was altered and the continents moved. The Bible doesn't say that happened - it's all false belief. In fact, the Bible gives the location of the Garden of Eden by referencing rivers that exist today, and it uses the present tense. The rest of the Bible hardly refers to the Flood at all. It certainly isn't the center of the Christian faith. If Christians would call the story a metaphor, they would be a lot better off. Basing their religion on a short account of something so bizarre is really bad for them.

[@TheGuitarReb]

Keep your focus on the lessons taught and not literal interpretation and you may not become an atheist.

[@ryanjones2297]

No, the ark wasn't too big to survive, and no it wasn't too small to hold every kind of animal required. Your point about not hiring help isn't even valid. Either assumption is equally valid, and they are both assumptions. Noah might have hired help, he might not have. Either way he had plenty of time to build it. And the rivers that exist today could very well have been named after the historic ones in the garden of eden. They aren't the same rivers just because they have the same names.

[@TheGuitarReb]

@@ryanjones2297 Ok Ryan, I'm A Christian. I'm not trying to burst your bubble. I just wish Noah had not loaded any rats on his boat.

[@ryanjones2297]

@@TheGuitarReb Rats are cute though, they make great pets.

[@TheGuitarReb]

@@ryanjones2297 Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

[@georg7120]

You have rebuilt the ark. Take 8 volunteers, the appropriate number of animals and food and lock them up on the ark to prove that it works. That would be creation science.

[@scotte4765]

It would also be horribly unethical toward the animals, unfortunately, since the confined unventilated conditions would almost certainly be lethal. Seeing if eight creationists could shovel poop out of a single window every day for a year without leaving the structure might be a worthwhile experiment, however.

[@rankepicdino8194]

@@scotte4765 So does that mean when noah did it, it was unethical

[@scotte4765]

@@rankepicdino8194 Very unethical on God's part, yes, for forcing Noah into such a horrible situation when God could easily just kill or cure the wicked people separately without ever needing a flood. Fortunately, the story is fiction.

[@iancampbell1316]

I can't believe I made it six plus minutes into this. I'm always fascinated by all the reading between the lines done when explaining the bible.

[@allanboyer2769]

Do tell.

[@MrAndywear]

@@allanboyer2769 I'm going to answer on behalf on Ian... A video from people who are strictly anti evolution, unless it happened after the flood? Most dinosaurs were actually pretty small - the size of Bison, but hey, legends of behemoth animals exist. Oh, let's not forget to use the word "kind" as if that's a classification of animals. Anything else, "miracles" To be honest, it's all a little silly.

[@allanboyer2769]

@@MrAndywear Tell me, how long have you worshipped at the alter of science? Maybe you can explain to everyone how matter and energy came into being? How were the physical laws that operate in our natural world generated? Not the typical unproven dogma of evolutionary "theory", the nuts and bolts of how it happened.

[@giantcheesegrater]

​@@allanboyer2769 "worship at the altar of science" 🤣 I love how religious people try to insult science by calling it a religion.

[@allanboyer2769]

@@giantcheesegrater That's where your faith lies, you trust science.

[@Topazman12]

Did anyone questioned why there are prints of giant ships in ancient times. When I was young, there were other people pointed out that they found the print of a big boat on the ground and they insist that they found Noah's Ark. But these ship print are found all over the world.

[@larrycone8821]

I think it was the elevation of the find.

[@joycefox3287]

The Remains of the Ark was Found on Mt. Ararat Area. Not on top, on the side. As mentioned in the Bible Account.

[@maynardstrock1552]

@@joycefox3287 Actually, that story was debunked years ago.

[@gregoryhancock6057]

I love the effort placed into sizing dinosaurs on the ark; would it not be simpler to stack dinosaur, reptile, and avian eggs on a shelf for 150 days?

[@judythompson8227]

where would you find the dinosaur eggs...?

[@markb3786]

@@judythompson8227 the dinosaur mommies carried their eggs to the ark and then tearfully waved goodbye

[@markzuidema7821]

Did the eggs roll themselves to the ark?

[@micahthompson3762]

Have enjoyed this series and presentations. Thank you!

[@diddsdaddiddsdad6865]

There are many Natural History videos on YT that explain nature in a scientific way. No pseudoscience. There is a difference 🤭

[@kumbah2006]

Have enjoyed this video also, but watched partly. Then listened to it completely, a 2nd time (without watching it). Saving to share with others!

[@Xean45]

Though I don't agree with your conclusions, let me just say that you have an amazingly good oration voice with very clear dictation. It's a pleasure to listen to.

[@Xean45]

@@CalebBerman My fellow human. I appreciate that your message was sent to me in good faith, however, and to be clear I don't want to start a 'debate thread', I should state my position. I was raised Roman Catholic, and believed whole heartedly in my church and faith, as my parents, and parents before them, and parents before them. In other words, I was raised Catholic. However if I was raised Muslim, then I would be a Muslim. If I were raised Buddhist, then I would be Buddhist. If there were one faith that all should observe, then it's my view that it would be apparent to all from birth; not just to those who were raised in that faith or those who are lucky enough to be exposed to it. Is it better to 'pick any religion' or to live without faith in "a" god? Whichever the god of whichever religion one chooses then becomes The God. And short of one's own opinion, one god cannot be proven other another. Many religions are ancient, many have ancient texts with instructions on how to live one's life. All contain a 'Saviour' figure and many have promise of eternal afterlife. All contain good and bad elements, and all (as Humans do) tend to remember the good elements while conveniently ignoring the bad, or twisting them to seem good. For that reason, I am without decision on one religion over another. And that gives me peace of mind. For you, having faith in your God and your Saviour of Jesus Christ give you peace and joy, and for that I'm happy for you. So let us live our lives in the realms that make ourselves happy, and proceed together into the future, however on different paths. If they should meet some day; on my road, on your road, or on a completely different road, let's just enjoy each other's company and be happy.

[@woodsie5474]

Since they didn't have electric lights, probably the majority of the vessel was always dark. The animals probably slept most of the time, similar to animals today that hibernate in winter, and their metabolism slowed, as did their need for food and water. Leaving fires burning all the time for light would have been dangerous.

[@priceisright1580]

They had lamps and fire to create light I am certain ..

[@hesavedawretchlikeme6902]

We always believe that we today are much smarter, advanced in technology, and engineering...etc.whilst men in history, especially biblical record, are ignorant and primitive. Noah and his sons no doubt had knowledge of ancient type of batteries, and even the use of low burning oil lamps. They say that archeological finds have located intricate tools that rival those used in modern surgical medicine...in ancient Mesopotamia. Computers in ancient Greece & Rome.

[@celiem4352]

GOD PUT THEM TO SLEEP SO THEY WOULDN'T NEED TO BE FED THEREFORE THEY WOULDN'T HAVE TO DEFFICATE DURING THAT YEAR PLUS ON THE ARK. THAT MANY ANIMALS DEFFICATING AND URINATING FOR A YEAR PLUS "NOPE GOD PUT THEM IN A DEEP SLEEP, LIKE HIBERNATION.

[@priceisright1580]

@@celiem4352 they were on the ark 40 days and 40 nights it is written ..

[@texasredrobin9446]

@Price is Right All together 120 days. 40 of which it rained. It wasn't for months that they got off board the ark.

[@franksilva1265]

Love when people quote from the Bible. It’s the only way to really dive in to the many things the Bible teaches

[@ronaldfisher1900]

With God all things are possible

[@stefanbjarnason251]

​@@ronaldfisher1900 "With God all things are possible"? Surely you don't believe that. Lots of things are impossible. And if you're tempted to play the "but-God-can-do-anything" card, first consider this: Can he make a burrito so hot that even he can't eat it? If he can make a burrito so hot that he can't eat it, then he's not all-powerful. And if he can eat it, then he wasn't able to make a burrito too hot for him to eat, meaning he's not all-powerful. So either of the only two possible outcomes -- either he can eat the burrito or he can't -- demonstrates that he's not all-powerful, which is to say that "all things" are NOT possible with the guy. Even though there's not so much as a scrap of evidence that the guy exists, believe in him if you must, Ronald. But please, stop with the meaningless platitudes. It makes you sound like you haven't given much thought to this stuff.

[@2l84me8]

Yeah, like slavery and genocide.

[@giantcheesegrater]

So the animals easily got to the ark because there was only one continent, however, post-flood, once all the continents were separate, how did, say, the tuatara get to New Zealand from the Middle East?

[@bobbyduke777]

LOL the nephilim ridiculed Noah while he was building it, until the rains came, and the waters rose

[@JB-yb4wn]

And the ship sank because any vessel that size made of wood cannot float. I guess the nephilim were right.

[@bobbyduke777]

@@JB-yb4wn even with proof you still deny God. I pray your eyes will be opened to the truth, there is only one and his name is Jesus. you will not know the truth until you seek him

[@JB-yb4wn]

@@bobbyduke777 What "proof"? Bobby? You got some "proof" that there was a flood? Because the only proof we have is that the civilizations existing at the time, kept right on existing as if NOTHING HAPPENED.

[@bonesrhodes3762]

---- care to tell us where it says this ?

[@bobbyduke777]

@@bonesrhodes3762 the book of giants

[@JC-cu6re]

Our Heavenly Father can do exceedingly abundantly above all that we could EVER ask or think. Our GOD rules over all.🙏🏾❤️

[@emmemaile5531]

Why can't he stop school shootings or infant leukemia?!!?!!!?!!???

[@sallyward9218]

John 13:7 ❣️❣️❣️🙌🙌🙌 Great program! Thank you

[@cccalifornia7206]

Everyone needs to visit this AMAZING SHIP built in Kentucky!!! TRULY breath taking!!! Seeing this brought me to tears!!!💖💖💖👏☝️😉

[@wickedguppy3715]

You mean this building made to look like a ship? If they had built it like a ship it would have collapsed of its own weight.

[@joeycan6801]

Would have made more sense if they would have taken that money and given it to the poor.

[@markb3786]

@@joeycan6801 Are your Serious?!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣 They TOOK the money from the poor to build it!!!

[@joeycan6801]

@@markb3786 😂😂😂

[@Timetraveller1010]

Did you have a tissue to cry into

[@glw5166]

This man has made a very complex event seem so easy to understand. Most enjoyable video.

[@StageMan57]

Agreed! But as a caveat... life is complex, but the basics of living it... the do's and don'ts, are easy to understand

[@stefanbjarnason251]

@@StageMan57 Take a philosophy course that covers Ethical Dilemmas in any detail. You'll very quickly see how wrong you are.

[@StageMan57]

@@stefanbjarnason251 Wow! I can't believe you brought in "fictional hypothesizing" Wow! It's to bad there isn't a course on "reality", because that's what you need to take.

[@stefanbjarnason251]

@@StageMan57 Let's see here. It sounds like you're suggesting that utilizing mental models and structured scenarios is not a useful nor effective exercise for exploring ethical issues. Suppose we want to explore the ethics of deliberately smashing the window of a drugstore to grab the defibrillator that's displayed there in order to attempt to save the life of someone who is dying of arrhythmia on the sidewalk in front of the store. To follow your line of logic, we can't just think our way through that scenario to decide the ethics of the case. No, we need to wait until we happen to come across someone who has collapsed in front of a closed drugstore with a defibrillator in the display window. Then and only then will we be in a position to decide if smashing that window is right or wrong. I apologize for the benefit of the doubt I extended to you regarding your level of understanding of things. My bad. It's clear you're gonna need a whole lot more education that I first thought. Good luck with that.

[@StageMan57]

@@stefanbjarnason251 Stef, it isn't logical to read into a statement or statements a scenario that wasn't implied. Now, let me ask you this. How!... in your logic, did it "sound like" I was making a suggestion?

[@cheinei]

Just like Picasso's statues, he was the director. He told his team where everything goes because he designed it. So "he built it."

[@donstrong1717]

Now you're making claims without no evidence whatsoever! You're listening to this man who's making up claims and inventing possibilities without any evidence or proof to back up what he's claiming.. Genesis 7 is not the original an oldest flood story it was plagiarized by the Hebrews that wrote it.. The original and oldest is the Epic of Gilgamesh.🤯?

[@cheinei]

@@donstrong1717 what claim did I make with no evidence? About Picasso? Everyone knows that a lot of his statues were made by teams of people whom he directed.

[@philleprechaun6240]

It really doesn't matter what cubit was used, the Ark would be too small for its requirements. DO SOME MATH yourself. 3 decks at 300 cubits long by 30 cubits wide by 45 cubits high. And remember to reduce available space by hull shape, dimensions of hull materials and materials of the roof, floors, walkways, stairs and ramps, interior walls, living space for each individual (unless you're running on the sardine packed Ark "theory".) AND the 1 cubit opening at the top just below the roof. And then remember that everyone was in the Ark for more than a year, and they had to not only carry enough food and water for that time, BUT there would be no food (or likely any potable water either) when they left the Ark in the 2nd month of Noah's 601st year. They'd have to have seed and cuttings for planting AND enough food to feed everyone until harvest, at least one full growing season. (they also had to have enough to replant all the original habitats of all the animals, and that would need be done in time enough to allow harvest in the first year.) Even that requires that the flood didn't sterilize the soil for years to come - which it would have. All aquatic and microbial life would be gone. The soil would be contaminated with all that "turbulence" that YEC claims happened, AND the land at sea level would have been under more than 12,000 psi for the most part of a year. Use the Royal cubit if you wish, it still doesn't allow sufficient room. AND doesn't account for methane issues either. The first match Mrs. Noah lit to start her cooking fires after about a week would have set off a methane explosion. And that also brings up, there had to be room enough for fuel for any fires and room for torches (how else could Noah read his 1611 KJV after the day's chores were done?)

[@davidgardner863]

@@philleprechaun6240 , When you’ve been indoctrinated to believe a myth, the details don’t matter.

[@jimmartin8853]

Don't want reality to ruin a good story.

[@kerry1963qld]

Hi from Australia , that was very good i can't wait to listen to the next one and I have subscribed :)

[@tomrutherford4907]

The story of Noah was plagiarized from Sumerian legend much older then the Hebrews. Read the story of Gilgamesh. Found on ancient clay tablets in Iraq. Plenty of documentation available. The fact is Noah's name was not Noah. He was not Jewish or Hebrew. And the story is a work of fiction.

[@joyfulzero853]

So how do you think all the Australian fauna and flora got to the Ark and back to Australia afterwards?

[@diddsdaddiddsdad6865]

@@joyfulzero853 Come on, don’t you have any logic. What do you think a kangaroos pouch is for.🤭Don’t forget there was 2 kangaroos and 2 wallabies. All the millions of insects and seeds could easily be carried on there hairy bodies. When the ship landed in Turkey Mrs Noah gave them all a pack lunch because remember all life was killed in the flood,all they had to do was to walk the last 5000 miles and if they had any energy left re populate Australia to what we see today.

[@Trojan6Mann9]

Back then, there was nothing but time, stars and and fresh air... I'm sure they accomplished more than anyone could imagine.

[@kraanz]

... and death. Tons and tons of death. Especially if you called some god a different name than other people did, or dared to worship it in a sliiiiightly different manner.

[@BrianJonesOneClearChoice]

@@kraanz So what are you saying? Are you being sarcastic? The Flood was Judgment by the highest court judge. Sin brought it about. Thanks to Jesus we are saved! if we believe!

[@diddsdaddiddsdad6865]

@@BrianJonesOneClearChoice Yes off course he is.🤭 There was a flood, it’s called the big melt. It can be scientifically explained. It wasn’t global. That part is a myth

[@margaretspurling8162]

I love the Ark Encounter. I did believe the Biblical account, but I can't hear and see enough of it.

[@williamd4707]

Ken Ham has great text and videos of this topic. He adds great validity with scriptural support.

[@lurchaddams787]

The biblical account of Noah's flood cannot be fully embraced as a possible event taking place on earth, without first understanding the physics involved when said water covered the whole earth and caused all life apart from the boat to perish. The physics involved are embedded in the biblical account for creation... and not truthfully claimed for the world's "scientific" view of evolutionary origins. The physics we observe to date will support only one account for creation of all noncorrupted life, earth, stars, sun and moon; with true and uncorrupted scientific testing by simple experiments. Question is: Does your particular creation view point tell you that the flood was possible by means of understanding how water will always find its level point and fill up its container to the point all life outside the boat did indeed perish as the biblical account claims? ...or does it say it wasn't possible? Remember, The evolution story is believed by most, even as they may believe the biblical account for creation... simply for believing that God created all that exists, while we also give him all credit for creating a false world view of the creation story... -when we say earth is a globe and flying thru space, we also say it evolved from a big bang origin... thus forgetting God's biblical account he provided, as we put our "trust in science", the world view of evolution deemed true and created by Satan and his liars hiding the truth about the biblical account for creation. Study into the Flat Earth and it will blow the lid off your former life, and reveal many if not most of Satan's agendas. Flat earth knowledge is the biblical account, and the key that opens the door to most other hidden truths we live to understand better about our existence by God's own will to make all he created... to be special to him, and reveals we are not created by accident as the evolution world view account puts us as...

[@arlenesteffen5286]

Is there a lot of stairs or do they have elevators for us older people?

[@gette4439]

@@arlenesteffen5286there are elevators 👍

[@arlenesteffen5286]

@@gette4439 thank you!! So glad to hear that!! Hope to make it there soon ! ☺️

[@Mike-tg7dj]

I didn't think about how all to mega fauna disappeared. After all that time on the ark and at some point they started hunting these animals. Nimrod the mighty hunter comes to mind and the rest of humankind chased these animals across the world.

[@flaviorodriguez3079]

I suggest you make a study of the logistics of storing food and water for one year. At least the food required.

[@deepcosmiclove]

Salt was available to Noah.

[@etcowwith-et3350]

We went to The Arc the Spring of 2022 & it will be at the top of my incredible experiences list! If you can, go see this & take a couple of days to experience this, phenomenal display. The size was overwhelming! I’m grateful I’m born again so to see this with eyes to see. Incredible!!

[@diddsdaddiddsdad6865]

We went to Orlando in 2018. That was an incredible experience and overwhelming with phenomenal displays. Does born again mean making sure the indoctrination is reaffirmed 🤣

[@markcramer6440]

PRAISE OUR GOD! ... That HIS LOVE! .... Reached YOUR Heart. YOU! .... Stepped FORWARD, & OPENED the Door,. Of YOUR HEART!, to Let, OUR SAVIOR, .......IN ! HALLELUJAH!!

[@markcramer6440]

@@diddsdaddiddsdad6865 Please PRAY, that Your UNDERSTANDING, be OPENED. to *as it IS WRITTEN, .... (JESUS SPEAKING,) JOHN *. 1 /. VERSES 3 through 7. !! BLESSINGS!

[@diddsdaddiddsdad6865]

@@markcramer6440 Why do you think quoting verses is going to change the minds of this nonsense.A Hindi or Muslim or any other of thousands of religions could do the same🤭

[@markcramer6440]

@@diddsdaddiddsdad6865 SIR; I WILL,Always Believe, ..GODS WORD, can Change, the MINDS, of HIS COMPLETE, ..CREATION! BLESSINGS! ...ALWAYS!

[@midsouthhomestead7527]

I just started reading the Bible over this year. Noah was in my study today. Then this popped up on my feed.

[@lanellehudson9532]

Me too!!

[@MosinMan76254]

Look up Ron Wyatt, he found the ark years ago. Pray before you watch the video and let the Holy Spirit guide you.

[@stefanbjarnason251]

@@MosinMan76254 Oh my Dog. Even Answers in Genesis, an enthusiastically pro-Christian website, describes Ron Wyatt as an absolute fraud, and that his claim to have found the ark is laughably false. Yet, like gullible believers everywhere, you're not interested in what is actually true. You rilly rilly want to believe it's true, so you just believe it. And now you know why people who care about what is actually true roll our eyes when we come across Christians who make these ridiculous claims that have been thoroughly debunked by secular scientists and Christian researchers alike.

[@wickedguppy3715]

@@MosinMan76254 Ron Wyatt found rocks marginally shaped like a boat and knowingly lied about it. He is a well recognized biblical fraud. Wood does not fossilize in several thousand years and must be covered by whatever geologic strata that provides the minerals that replace the wood during true fossilization. A boat settling on the top of a mountain would never have the appropriate conditions to prevent decay of the wood to fragments before fossilization. Aside from all the other massive physical problems with the concept of a global flood. Science is hard and requires careful study. Bag the bible, do yourself a favor and learn about your world from the millions of science papers that exist today.

[@TheGuitarReb]

I prayed to the Holy Spirit and the Spirit told me the "Noah's Ark" story is all BS. I am now a Christian and no longer atheist.

[@Eyewant2know]

What did all the animals eat after leaving the Arc? The plants of the land would have died from being underwater for 40 days. The dirt of the land would be too salty for normal land-based crops such as corn, rice, and wheat to grow. What did the Pandas eat for the first year? They basically only eat Bamboo and each Giant Panda needs about 30# a day. A bamboo tree takes five years to grow from seed and each panda may eat 25 to 80 Lbs a day.

[@JB-yb4wn]

Well, apparently the new theory is that god put them in suspended animation. 😂

[@stefanbjarnason251]

C'mon, man, cool your jets on all this "logic" crap. Don't you know that our Creator is all-powerful? That He can do any dang thing he feels like doing, anytime, anywhere? Thankfully, that means stupid, boring, complicated stuff like "logic," "rationality," "skeptical thinking" and "evidence" are completely unnecessary for true believers to believe what we believe. By the way, Roger, that means He can squash you like a bug. Like, anytime he takes a notion to. So if I were you, I'd watch what I said, or He'll do it. All glory be to Poseidon in his Soggy Magnificence! Poseidon, Poseidon, Lord of the Seven Seas and Creator of all things, damp and otherwise!

[@JB-yb4wn]

@@stefanbjarnason251 The all knowing Magic 8 Ball 🎱is the only true god. Available at the Temple of Amazon for $18.99.

[@stefanbjarnason251]

@@JB-yb4wn Wait a minute. Do you have any evidence whatsoever that the Magic 8 Ball is the only true god? No?! Perfect! I'll take two dozen.

[@JB-yb4wn]

@@stefanbjarnason251 The all mighty Magic 8 Ball 🎱 has the answers to all of life's questions. It is the only god endorsed by the Temple of Amazon.

[@nancysatkinson1568]

" Noah's Ark, was Built like a Chest," not rounded in front of back, like the ships we have had. " It was only for Floating!" (Not Stearing)

[@wickedguppy3715]

Without the ability to steer in violent seas you would die.

[@jeffschanick9394]

THANK YOU SIR , FOR "REMINDING HUMANITY , WHO "THEY, WE, US, WHOEVER" CLEARLY ARE! GOD BLESS YOU!

[@stefanbjarnason251]

The caps key on your keyboard seems to be stuck. I speak for everyone on the internet when I ask you to please fix it before commenting again. Thank you.

[@jlt1898]

This has to be the most intelligent video/commentary about the ark and flood I have watched. Kudos to perfectly marrying Biblical understanding and faith with science. It's very refreshing to know there are those who aren't afraid to think or even challenge what they were taught. That's how we learn and grow. Thank you!

[@JB-yb4wn]

And every civilization existing at the time seemed to have missed the flood memo. They kept right on existing, like it never happened.

[@foolkiller65z56]

Faith and Science are incompatible. Faith is the incorrect way to come to a conclusion. So wish that people would think for themselves.

[@MikeBurton-hq7ip]

i do agree i will listen to the rest of the episodes

[@robertduchaine2600]

You apparently have no shred of understanding of what SCIENCE is!

[@jlt1898]

@@robertduchaine2600 Sir, I'm a psychologist.

[@gregjones8412]

If people in the ancient world were able to build gigantic pyramids with their astounding mathematical features that perplex modern man--a fact which is demonstrably true--I have no problem whatsoever in believing that Noah could have constructed this gigantic vessel in the ancient world.

[@davidgardner863]

No problem? You do realize that the pyramids couldn’t float, didn’t have to sustain 8 people and a zoo entirely contained with everything needed to survive for at least a year with no outside support whatsoever and took the resources, manpower, and wealth of a kingdom to construct?

[@jimmartin8853]

No fishing off the deck!

[@jjano2320]

Your right. Ancient people built things that we have no idea of how they did it.

[@davidgardner863]

@@jjano2320 , you’re

[@prestonbacchus4204]

An Aesop story features talking animals. Reasonable people (but not small children) understand that animals do not really talk and the animals represent "people", types of people. The story has meaning, but not if you take it literally.

[@diddsdaddiddsdad6865]

That’s called religion

[@davidwsmith259]

Great presentation.

[@bottleforty1]

The only way a wooden boat that big can survive in a churning hurricane ocean is by supernatural intervention.

[@jerrylisby3440]

Maybe so. God does control the 4 winds with his 4 cherubim.

[@JB-yb4wn]

@@jerrylisby3440 Prove it.

[@jerrylisby3440]

@@JB-yb4wn Is the bible proof for you? If not I can't help you.

[@JB-yb4wn]

@@jerrylisby3440 Well not when it says a bunch of magic fairies causes the wind to blow. You can't actually believe that garbage, because we know what causes wind, and I am surprised that you are too stupid to google it up. Probably still believe in the Easter bunny and tooth fairy, FFS.

[@KennethSullivanJr]

This is phenomenal so glad I stopped and took time to watch it! Thank you!

[@dannyboii4949]

Noah like Solomon had help, otherworldy help, he probably installed a few doors, laid some floor, but the Ark was built by angels, Solomons temple was built be demons. Noah was a humble and meek man, he knew not of ship building, and to say he had help from Methusula is just crazy, Methusula was about 900 years old by then.

[@rickcraven60]

My postulation is it took Noah and others some 120+ years to build the Arc

[@bonesrhodes3762]

---- which is backed up by nothing from the bible - except you remembering something entirely different about the "120 years" which was given in the same area of the bible as Noah's tale - but it's a common error: even the graphic comic version of the bible ( The ACTION BIBLE ) makes the same claim along with a bunch of other added bits not found in any translation of a real bible

[@jc44660]

Thank you thank you for sharing your knowledge GODBLESS us all 😊❤️🙏🏻

[@AJHyland63]

Another thing to ponder, if land existed before the flood (including the mountains), and land existed after the flood, where did all the water that covered the land come from to begin with and where did it go after the flood?

[@chrisbennett2874]

Don't see a reference to mountains in the creation account, so it's possible that there weren't many, or any, before the flood, & they were created by the "fountains of the deep" bursting (volcanic eruptions? Which have created mountains). Also, creation account references "waters above" which could be a canopy enveloping the Earth, creating a "greenhouse effect" that came down when the "windows of Heaven" were opened. The waters then would freeze at the poles, evaporate into clouds, & recede into the crevices that the "fountains of the deep" vacated.

[@nicoperrin1060]

The waters that flooded the whole earth came from above the atmosphere and Rocky ready to Earth it was a water can it be around the earth that kept it a greenhouse effect, that's why the South and North Pole used to be tropical. When the waters came coming down it did flooded the whole Earth, in Genesis it does mention mountains, as a matter of fact it said the tallest mountain in the world back then was covered by at least 22 ft of water by the flood. Also the Garden of Eden was surrounded by mountain range.

[@nicoperrin1060]

Why do you think they find sea animals fossils in mountains to this day and that's all around the world

[@stefanbjarnason251]

​@@nicoperrin1060 There's a dead-obvious explanation for the presence of fossils of shells and other sea creatures all over the place, including the tops of mountains. Look it up, Nico. Google is your friend. That said, seeing as you haven't yet taken that simple and obvious step to learn the truth, I'm willing to bet you're blissfully unmotivated in your self-imposed religious ignorance and don't honestly want to know the answer. And if you're determined to maintain your belief in whatever god you happen to believe in, avoiding the truth is very sensible of you. Developing the skills of critical thinking is antithetical to maintaining belief in a god. That's why there's a significant inverse correlation between education and religiosity. In other words, the more education one has, the less likely one is to believe in a god, or any of the other fantastical evidence-free claims of this or that religion. Study after study demonstrates this. For one example that examines the results of over five dozen studies, take a look at "The Relation Between Intelligence and Religiosity: A Meta-Analysis and Some Proposed Explanations," in the peer-reviewed journal, Personality and Social Psychology Review. The authors of this meta-analysis reviewed the results of 63 studies. They found, as usual, that there is a significant negative correlation between intelligence and religiosity (journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/1088868313497266). The most effective strategy for hanging onto those comforting, evidence-free religious beliefs? Avoid learning the truth about how the world actually works.

[@nicoperrin1060]

@@stefanbjarnason251 it's more of the way around , you obviously believe in evolution and think you're man made up creation story is truth when it's not, truth is what I said,. a lot of so-called scientists an evolutionist make up lies to try to support their Theory, but common sense tells you that nothing can come to existence from nothing. A house can't build itself, a car can't build itself it has to have a creator a maker same thing with everything in this world that's living online and under the sea. No such thing as the Big Bang nothing explosion to order it takes a maker. Only a full fledge fool says there's no God.

[@jimda4910]

Question I've never found an answer to Is, who financed the ark?. How much did it cost to build and where did all that money come from?.

[@johnthompson1437]

thank you for this video, you explain every thing in an easy way to understand!

[@hawkmoon241]

Thank you for demonstrating that Noah’s Ark was not possible.

[@diddsdaddiddsdad6865]

But do you think it’s reasonable to believe it actually happened 🤷‍♂️.

[@johnthompson1437]

@@diddsdaddiddsdad6865 there is plenty of proof that it did happen!

[@ballardevans8425]

Great video and this man has the voice to draw u in . Great job

[@calvinangela4348]

Thanks! Please visit the Answers in Genesis Canada KZbin channel for more unique content! - Cal

[@marcocynicalis484]

It's interesting that Noah removed the 'covering' of the Ark,wonder was this a wooden shell/roof or a material tarp type structure ?Be interesting to know if/how rain water could be collected, but we are given what we need to know and it is enough.

[@JB-yb4wn]

It was a plastic urethane sheet. FFS, the boat would sink like a rock no matter what covered it.

[@BrianJonesOneClearChoice]

Visit the Ark in Kentucky and those answers will be provided or follow the videos and sooner or later you will find those answers as well. The Ark was wood and very large with three levels. This can be found in the Bible in the book of Geneses God bless you Marco!

[@sherripeterson3427]

Yes, I also wonder how they got water inside the ark

[@BrianJonesOneClearChoice]

@@sherripeterson3427 it rained and they probably had barrels of water stored. this is all speculation. No one can prove it yet we look all around us and see evidence of a global flood ... and humans and animals are here today and millions of dead things buried quickly all over the earth, Canyons etc. Go see the ark in Kentucky and see some great thought out solutions to your questions you will enjoy it.

[@tiffanygrever8092]

I have always wondered about there being servicers besides Noahs family for them to be able to re populate .

[@skateralex102]

9:06 - 14:34 - PANGEA & Animals 15:39 - 18:00 - Continents form

[@wendyshepard2080]

I love the depth of thought required to begin to comprehend this one story alone!

[@nickseibel3076]

No.....only minor depth of thought is required to understand in no way shape or form could the event actually EVER happened....I came to that logical conclusion at the age of 6 when I successfully debated my Sunday school teacher

[@holysmokes3723]

Religion is regarded by the common people as true, by the wise as false, and by rulers as useful. - Seneca

[@tomrutherford4907]

The story of Noah was plagiarized from Sumerian legend much older then the Hebrews. Read the story of Gilgamesh. Found on ancient clay tablets in Iraq. Plenty of documentation available. The fact is Noah's name was not Noah. He was not Jewish or Hebrew. And the story is a work of fiction.

[@fritzalokoa2893]

Love your teachings. It's very clear how you explain the Bible

[@calvinangela4348]

Thanks! Please visit the Answers in Genesis Canada KZbin channel for more unique content! - Cal

[@JB-yb4wn]

@@calvinangela4348 Why? Religion is dying in Canada, has something to do with our high level of education.

[@diddsdaddiddsdad6865]

@@JB-yb4wn wow. I’ve gone through these posts and I answered this question of an American in exactly the same way.👍 spoooky

[@user-jd9hw4in6l]

I have a theory that Noah’s ark may actually be bigger than we think. Because in the story Noah was tasked to save to of every animal along with his family so they had to make it big enough to fit all of cargo plus their measurements were not very accurate despite that everyone in the world has a different sized lower arm. So that means that Noah may have had a really big and decent lower arm. So that’s how I made my theory. Plus my theory is actually pretty accurate to be honest.

[@user-jd9hw4in6l]

Adding on to this theory. Noah’s ark may actually have been bigger than the biggest ship that we have nowadays.

[@cet6237]

This was extremely well told and explained. I for one appreciate the knowledge shared so pleasantly.

[@Freidlon7]

I for one think you’re of your rocker if you believe a word of this

[@skblack5050]

Only if you believe the people that wrote the bible were smart. They were not.

[@silvermanewj1898]

@@skblack5050 😝

[@angiemays907]

Are you going to show more videos like this because if you are please do because I really like these

[@jasonaltig985]

This is real? 😂 how can people believe something so absurd?!

[@calvinangela4348]

Check out our AiG Canada KZbin channel for all 10 episodes of The Genesis Account of Noah's Ark and more unique content!- Cal

[@aries1254]

Love your explanations and Bible studies. Animals sense things such as ants building walls around their entrance or as the Mangrove ant sends a soldier ant to plug the hole with it's head. They also store food before the rainy season.

[@ajax061159]

which does not prove in any shape of form that god exists or there was ever an ark.

[@rogerjensen5277]

Maybe that just proves that the animal world is much more intelligent than human care to believe. Why don't animals build cars for example, because they have no need to. It's only mankind that is way out of balance with nature!

[@craigmahan5185]

SEE!?!? I've been teaching people for years that ...Spirituality and Science do work together! You can't have one without the other. And that's a fact Jack. God bless you brother, Rev. Craig

[@marcusmuse4787]

exactly science confirms it. I hope they catch up someday.

[@tomrutherford4907]

The story of Noah was plagiarized from Sumerian legend much older then the Hebrews. Read the story of Gilgamesh. Found on ancient clay tablets in Iraq. Plenty of documentation available. The fact is Noah's name was not Noah. He was not Jewish or Hebrew. And the story is a work of fiction.

[@diddsdaddiddsdad6865]

You’ve been teaching this. Wow. So you have looked at this critically and come to the conclusion it happened.Mmmm. Not bias then🤷‍♂️

[@larrymondello8475]

The music is so loud I can't hear the narrator!

[@sandrachilders-hutchison5039]

Excellent video!

[@romeovelasco4151]

The Ark was only meant to float and not go somewhere.

[@HappyGoLucky-tr8bo]

He argues that the earth was one supercontinent at the time of Noah and separated into the continents that we know today. There are some issues with this. In order for the continents to move to their current locations in such a short period of time, a tremendous amount of heat would have been generated; enough to make earth inhospitable. The physics and math show this. Also, we should expect to see overlapping of current flora and fauna fossils from different continents where they were once connected. Meaning, we should find Australian marsupial fossils in Africa, South America, Australia and vise versa. If non-avian dinosaurs existed during Noah’s time, then we should expect to find Triassic, Jurassic and modem species buried together.

[@markb3786]

Be gone with your common sense and logic. It is not welcome here.

[@Sargon288]

This is hilarious, thanks for making my day! 😂😂

[@thotslayer9922]

How is human history funny?

[@malhekuba7473]

​@@thotslayer9922coz the flood never happened

[@memeagain6590]

There have been 4 rebuilt in the last 20Y…. And surprisingly not one of the major players for the one in KY(USA) well his last name is Ham(coincidence, I think not)