Building of the Ark Encounter

[@johnbelfiglio562]

My family and I have had the wonderful opportunity to see this in 2019 and I have to say it’s one of the most aw inspiring things I have ever seen. We will be going back again. It is definitely a blessing to be able to see God’s work with my own eyes.

[@CulturedWhiteBoy]

What about the side of the boat that looks like a regualr ol' building?

[@janaburritt6939]

This is amazing 😍 this is a wonderful place. Praise God for his mercies. This is a glorious day for all

[@Bird-yq9fk]

This was a great time, including live zoo, zip lines for adults and children. Children's playground. Transportation from your car to ark. We have heard comments that this is outdated concept. You are missing out on a great experience. Nice work and detail. Thank you Mr. Ham.

[@artburgos7686]

Wow. This is Amazing. Thank you all you men and women who have created this amazing blblical ship.Godbless you All.🙏

[@connieedwards5122]

The Ark Encounter was Awesome beyond words and is such a magnificent example of God's power and mercy.

[@YouToobeism]

@Connie Edwards said ".... and mercy." What sort of merciful god would drown many thousands of newly-born babies to get back at those he deemed to be sinners?

[@oreally8605]

@YouToobeism I sometimes wonder why hopeless atheists come here - but the Bible says: "They scoff and mock." Why answer a question you have absolutely no interest in understanding? It would be pointless. Keep believing the scientific impossibility that everything came from nothing - we'll see if that gets you through. By the way, the heathen sacrificed ( killed) their children to Molech. Nobody on earth was righteous or innocent. Then again, when you become God, let us know. "If God gave me His power, I would change the world." "And if God gave me His wisdom I would leave things exactly the way they are." -- I'm sure that's over your head, too..

[@SaltAndGracePoetry]

@@oreally8605amen!

[@stevebell4356]

My wife and I recently visited the ark encounter and we found it to be first class in every way. It was a very inspiring day and we left with a deeper understanding for truth and that God’s word is a history book. We pray that God continues to bless these efforts to bring him glory and spread the saving gospel of Jesus Christ. I would encourage everyone to plan a visit to the ark encounter, if you are a believer in this new and better covenant of salvation through faith in Jesus Christ or not. There was a door on the ark to enter in and escape judgment and judgment will come upon the earth for a second and final time. This time Jesus is that door. Get there early and plan on spending the whole day if you can, there is much to see much to do and much to learn.

[@toddpeltier4069]

Congratulations to all of who were involved in the making of this and God Bless ,, This is so Amazing and watching the making of this ,,, Again Thank You Every Crew ,, 🌹🌹🌻

[@rudybegonia2544]

the ark encounter facilty is FABULOUS , every one should go there and drink it in !!

[@michaelanderson7715]

"the ark encounter facilty is FABULOUS , every one should go there and drink it in !!" - yeah, drink it in along with all the other religious bs

[@rudybegonia2544]

@@michaelanderson7715 smarty pants

[@michaelanderson7715]

@@rudybegonia2544 thicko socks

[@toddlaramie8348]

Drink it in? I'd have to be drunk

[@turquoiseaquateal7224]

I agree with you

[@USbilbo1966]

The park is awesome. My wife and I went to see the Ark several years ago. Maybe in 2018. They were still working on several buildings and exhibits in the Ark. But it was still a great place to go. I want to go back and take other family members.

[@carlosquevedo5625]

Thank you for the video! I just came to my country from visiting the Creation museum & the Arc Encounter. It was just awesome!!

[@marcdemell5976]

Noah sure had a job on his hands ,what a miracle Noah did it with his family.Halleluyah amein.,

[@religionsisaboutmagic5835]

@@marcdemell5976 This magical story is false, never happened. This story was plagiarized from Gilgamish by the magic christian religion. Look it up. Miracles do not happen, they are based on magic.

[@marcdemell5976]

@@religionsisaboutmagic5835 Oh man oh man .Hahaha ,look it up? How old are you19-20? I have been on this planet for 53 years and I have experienced so much ,I know the truth and it is not the Epic of GILLIGAN {Pun Intended} . Magic is sorcery and smoke and mirrors,just like it's creators ,evil fallen ones ,the WATCHERS, evil and of no good use.AMEIN. YAHUAH is our Elohim ,our Abba -Father of creation ,that is my conviction and I will never ever doubt it ,HalleluYAH, YAH,YAH,YAH ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,YEAH !!!!

[@religionsisaboutmagic5835]

@@marcdemell5976 All religions are biased on magic doctrine. Over 3000's of these magic gods n prophets people around the world worship. This includes people who worship the sun, moon, trees, stars, persons as prophets from some magic god.

[@DMCOGBURN]

After watching this video, it makes us realize Noah must have had some Divine help in building the ark, especially when he did it without all the heavy machinery it took to build this ark. My wife and I are going to see the Ark Encounter on Sept 20th, my birthday. We are really looking forward to it. Blessings and Maranatha, Lord Jesus.

[@YouToobeism]

@DMCOGBURN said "Noah must have had some Divine help". Or, better explanation; Noah and his ark never existed. It is just a Sunday school story with a dubious moral message. Think about it; if god was omnipotent why would he not blink all the sinners out of existence and save all the newly-born babies from drowning? If god was omniscient why would he not have foreseen the return of sinful ways when he gave Noah's grand kids, cousins all, no choice but to marry each other?

[@سعاددوس]

عمل رائع وجميل وتعليمي مفيد وممتع ومقنع ومعزي جداً جداً الرب يبارك حياتكم يآرب امين

[@frankkauhi3759]

PRAISE JESUS WE FINALLY HAVE PEOPLE STILL ALIVE TO BUILD THESE HUGE ARK , AMAZING , WHAT A BLESSING THIS IS TO SEE A MODERN DAY WORKERS BUILDING THIS ARK WITH THE TECHNOLOGY IN THIS YEAR 2016 , THANK YOU JESUS FOR THE BLESSINGS UPON ALLL THOSE PEOPLE WHO ARE BEING A BLESSING TO THE WORLD !!!

[@CulturedWhiteBoy]

You people are nuts.

[@tomrutherford4907]

In total, over 1,000 craftsmen were employed in the ark's construction. Metal saw blades were used in the construction which were not invented until a thousand years after later. 95 tons of metal plates and bolts were used to connect the wood together. $100 million dollars on ancient Sumerian fiction.

[@TarmanTheChampion]

It's non fiction. Everything in the Bible is backed by archeological evidence. There's prophecies that are being fulfilled to this day. The ancient Roman's did an excellent job of documenting their empire, and they did record Jesus' crucifixion by Pontius Pilate. He didn't understand why the people wanted him crucified.

[@juicedgoose]

There's only 1 Roman mention of the crucifixion: Tacitus in 115AD.

[@giulianodenardi7654]

@@TarmanTheChampion There are literally Jews to this day because, according to tradition, Jesus did not fulfill all the prophecies to be the messiah, therefore, a charlatan leader of a sect. We have more information about Atlantis than Jesus, and that doesn't mean that everything described should be treated as real.

[@davidgardner863]

@@TarmanTheChampion, Nothing in Genesis is backed up by archaeological evidence.

[@bsrodeo7s]

@@giulianodenardi7654 Some scholars estimate that there are around 30 independent sources written by 25 authors from the first century that mention Jesus. These sources include Christian, Jewish, and Roman sources, as well as apocryphal texts:

[@hyselwatchandclockrepair1874]

I had followed all the planning and the building of the Ark from Ken Ham’s newsletters yet it wasn’t until we visited the Ark that the true accomplishments of this enormous vision started to soak into my understanding. This is truly a fantastic experience that you can only begin to get a grip on by actually visiting the Ark and going through the simply amazing construction and detailed exhibits that bring this Scriptural based event in history to your understanding! I want to thank everyone that was involved in this vision and that helped bring it to fruition for the outstanding testimony this Ark is to help my understanding of the accuracy of our written Word of God! We are planning another trip to include some of our grandchildren and great grandchildren that have not already been to this Ark Encounter display. I know it will have a great, and positive, impact on their understanding of Scripture. My heartfelt thanks to the continued outreach from the Creation Museum, the Ark Encounter, and all the detailed media that is ongoing online for the understanding of our Christian heritage!

[@kengrant7187]

Thank GOD for having these intelligent and skillful people on this Earth who still have interest in keeping the Word of GOD and the Biblical Events brought to light for the Whole World to see, the building of this Ark is truly a reminder GOD exists as we can clearly see. GOD is GOOD.

[@foreverfaithmiao]

B

[@_R3tr0]

Just got back from visiting!!! I HAD TO KNOW HOW IT CAME TO BE it was very eye opening and great fellowship

[@ingridmcdonald7644]

I've been to the ark twice and look forward to going again

[@YouToobeism]

@ingridmcdonald7644, I'll save you the trip..... send me $80 and I'll send you some really cool dino pics.

[@nicoleproteimus1412]

I cannot stop thinking about Noah that built the Ark without HighTech equipments, without $100 gran, heavy machinery........ YES, this is an outstanding project, but Noah could build such massive Ark only with God’s help, Wowwww AMAZING to be part of greatness such colossal 🛳 🙏🏻Thank You for all founders/builders/creators/organizer ........... Outstanding 🤩

[@michaelanderson7715]

naive

[@richard3793]

You poor thing. Does it hurt?

[@turquoiseaquateal7224]

@@michaelanderson7715 wrong

[@michaelanderson7715]

@@turquoiseaquateal7224 "wrong" - try making a _point_

[@LyleFrancisDelp]

@@michaelanderson7715. The ‘point’ is that there is no way one man and his family could have built such a massive structure with the tools available at the time. But of course, you and so many others will just simply reply “God”. Miracle. The magic man in the sky. Such a massive wooden ship wood simply break up in the stormy ocean. The Ark Encounter was constructed with modern machinery and building techniques…and it is NOT seaworthy. Did Noah have Tyvek? HAHAHA. Chainsaws? Cranes? Plywood? This is a joke. I still can’t believe people waste good money on this farce.

[@nickroberts-xf7oq]

Brother Ham, Thank you for answering the call to the mission field if the USA ! 🇺🇸 I look forward to seeing the Ark Encounter maybe this fall. 🍂 🍁

[@alantasman8273]

To Ken Ham and all those involved in both the Creation Museum, Ark Encounter and all your many other pursuits to bring God's word alive...I say bravo... The Parable of the Talents … 22 The servant who had received the two talents also came and said, 'Master, you entrusted me with two talents. See, I have gained two more.' 23 His master replied, 'Well done, good and faithful servant! You have been faithful with a few things; I will put you in charge of many things. Enter into the joy of your master!'

[@davidsun4086]

Praise the Lord o give Thanks un to the Lord for he Is good for his mercy endureth for ever. Amen

[@Nashvillain10SE]

This time lapse at the end is amazing!

[@mariestreeting4213]

I know, it was amazing.

[@CulturedWhiteBoy]

Every carpenter on that job would tell you that some 600-year-old guy wouldn't be able to build such a thing.

[@SaltAndGracePoetry]

Except a carpenter with wisdom enough to know that he did.

[@CulturedWhiteBoy]

@@SaltAndGracePoetry Wisdom says a 600-year-old man built an ark the size of a football field?

[@SaltAndGracePoetry]

@@CulturedWhiteBoy Yes. It's wisest to believe the word of God!

[@CulturedWhiteBoy]

@@SaltAndGracePoetry Yeah, real wise to believe words of something that doesn't even exist.

[@CulturedWhiteBoy]

@@SaltAndGracePoetry You are delusional and brainwashed.

[@andystokes8702]

Just look at the construction - what we have here is a half-boat shaped construction which does not need to be waterproof let alone float and survive the greatest storm ever for 40 days. Even so it needed lots of heavy machinery to achieve just a small part of what Noah allegedly managed. Why did they opt for all that metal reinforcement and huge nuts and bolts to hold the timbers together; why not use wooden pegs just as Noah would have to have done. Did nobody involved in the construction look critically at this project and conclude there is absolutely no way this vessel could have been constructed 4.500 years ago? Just a simple example, we have tree trunks which are 65 feet in length with a girth of maybe 9-10 feet and the only way to move them is by using a massive crane. Did nobody look at just that one aspect and wonder how Noah might have managed to do it? Can somebody from Ark Encounter or AIG please explain this to me because the only thing I can take from this is that the story of Noah's Ark is quite clearly non-factual. It could not possibly be true.

[@jtbruchaurd3024]

Our brains are very prone to myth and legend. Our cultures are built on stories and they serve a strange purpose. Unfortunately people can't distinguish between reality and legend, but that is OK for now. My entire extended family believes and they do function well (half their brain believes and the other half deals with reality). They compartmentalize.

[@pixxip1]

Imagine if someone tried to build pyramids in Egypt.

[@yahwehschild1375]

​@@pixxip1now imagine that the U.S. has even more pyramids than Egypt and that the gopher wood used to build the ark only grows in one place in the world...florida.

[@DaneStolthed]

I’m taking my family to see the Ark Encounter this summer, we’re so excited!!!

[@YouToobeism]

@DaneStollthed, well, bring plenty of shekels to spend at Ken Ham's gift shops; the modern-day versions of the "Lenders' tables" that Jesus overturned so long ago.

[@juicedgoose]

For the sake of balance could you please also take them to a natural history museum?

[@DaneStolthed]

@@juicedgoose“For the sake of balance” you should visit the Creation Museum as well as the Ark Encounter they were very educational. 😁

[@DaneStolthed]

@@YouToobeism We had a great time & bought quite a lot of books & souvenirs! I didn’t know Ken Ham was such a prolific writer. Your comparison of Mr. Ham to the temple money changers is not even close to equivalent. 😁

[@YouToobeism]

@@DaneStolthed said "Mr Ham to the temple money changers is not even close to equivalent." Why do you say that? Do you think that those gift shops, which have helped to make Mr Ham rich, are tied to Mr Ham's entrance to heaven? Will he be the first rich person to wiggle through the eye of a needle?

[@nwkcanada]

Absolutely fascinating ❤put it on your Bucket List

[@YouToobeism]

@nwkcanada, but don't forget to bring a bucket full of shekels to drop on the lender's tables at Ham's many grift shops.

[@naomijansen9544]

Praise God for all of your persistance bringing the Word to life through the ark.

[@richard3793]

Naive you are. poor thing to waste your life on lies.

[@turquoiseaquateal7224]

@@richard3793 praying for you

[@BjornHansen314]

@turquoise Aqua Teal Quit spamming

[@makeroftoys]

These people did a GREAT job Proving than Noah and his Family could not have even come close to finishing this project. The Ark Encounter took 7 years to build. With steel cranes, electricity, power tools, hundreds of guys, using precut dimensioned lumber….AND it s not built to float. 🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@steventwiddy3402]

From what I read today on the ark, if I understood correctly, noah worked on the ark for 75 years

[@YouToobeism]

@@steventwiddy3402 said "noah worked on the ark for 75 years". Would not god have become rather impatient with Noah? Would he not feel that someone was getting away with it..... what with two or three generations of debauched sinners living out their lives without drowning by god's annoyance at their evil ways? While at the end of the work project, god was not at all displeased with drowning thousands upon thousands of newly-born babies. Go figure! Seems like even Noah's god was not particularly fair, doesn't it?

[@theraiderra8798]

@@steventwiddy3402 Did he start to build it when he was 1 year old? And the life expectancy of Noah would have been around 40-60.

[@juicedgoose]

Noah was 500 years old when he started building it. He had 8 relatives to help. I've been told many times that god did a lot of the heavy lifting😅 he truly works in mysterious ways

[@YouToobeism]

​@@juicedgoose said "500 years old...... had 8 relatives ..... god did the heavy lifting" What a silly story you spin. Why did god even involve Noah and his seven family members? If he was omnipotent, why did he not just blink out of existence all that displeased him? If he was omniscient, why did he not realize that Noah's grandchildren, cousins all, would repopulate the world with just another raft of sinners? Just imagine Noah's disappointment in his twilight 300 years of seeing the sin that sprain from his loins. Buggers the mind, doesn't it?

[@richardwilliamson1639]

Amazing that a 600-year-old man could build this massive structure with minimal assistance and much resistance, stock it with enough food for every species on earth, and make it seaworthy in a turbulent storm with endless miles of rocky shores. He must have had to transport thousands of tons of wood from somewhere, since he was building it in a treeless region of Mesopotamia. At least he would have access to lots of "pitch" from the oil-rich region. To have tamed at least 7,000 wild animals would be a daunting task in itself. Then, he would have had to fend off all of his fellow humans seeking to survive the flood. Everything about this ancient adventure in navigation seems MIRACULOUS!

[@YouToobeism]

@richardwilliamson1639 said "...seems MIRACULOUS!" Reminds me of the lady of refinement that learned to say "incredible" instead of "bullshite".

[@7Westwood]

The Ark and Creation Museum is a MUST SEE!, We have never been so amazed in our lives.

[@JamesRichardWiley]

Watch it on KZbin for free then decide if your faith in god's perfect wisdom and mercy is warranted. Remember, the god that wrote Genesis stated he was sorry he had created humanity and had no choice but to carry out a genocide.

[@wantlessworkless.2558]

@@JamesRichardWiley God is a murderer , guilty of crimes against humanity. Saddam Hussain was hung for less.

[@optimisticallycynical.814]

It's cool how Noah used Hydraulic machinery and had modern building materials

[@wantlessworkless.2558]

All that complexity, mobile cranes, power tools, metal fixings to join the wood, Milling factories, cranes to lift the massive logs. AND YOU THINK NOAH COULD DO THIS WITH HIS SONS ??????????? LOL !!!!!

[@gfaverill]

Where in the bible does it say that only 4 people built the ark?

[@wantlessworkless.2558]

@@gfaverill How many people does the Bible say built the Ark ? Noah and his family wasn't it ? specifically him and his three sons. 1 Peter 3:20 (written in the late 1st century AD) states that there eight on the . r did Noah lie to them ? Being a liar is a sin .

[@wantlessworkless.2558]

@@gfaverill How many people does the Bible say built the Ark ? Noah and his family wasn't it ? specifically him and his three sons. 1 Peter 3:20 (written in the late 1st century AD) states that there were eight people on the Ark .Do you think anyone would have helped build the Ark knowing they were going to be drowned at the end of their toils or did Noah lie to them ? Being a liar is a sin .

[@grandpapepespowerpartners5608]

Noah would have had a workforce build it, plus he had 120 years. Remember the Bible says Moses led the people from Egypt back home to the Promised Land, but dig a little deeper & you find Moses had 1000's on the payroll. Noah would have had no trouble finding folk to take his money :)

[@wantlessworkless.2558]

@@grandpapepespowerpartners5608 Your sarcasm is great , Noah's payroll LOL !

[@wesbaumguardner8829]

What are they doing with all that heavy equipment and all of those fancy, high end materials made in factories? They don't need that. Noah did it all by hand without any iron tools using only his small family. He didn't need any lumberjacks or sawmills, either. Just poof, there's a boat!

[@donaldmassie8634]

I would love to go there somtime.

[@chrish5791]

Did they carve into any of the timbers “Japheth was here” or “Shem wears army sandals” or “Ham doesn’t know the difference between a cubit and a handbreath” any other period appropriate graffiti anywhere on the Ark?

[@joek511]

For God so loved the world, he built a new ark. Jesus, if we get on board, we will be delivered.

[@YouToobeism]

@joek511, unless you are one of the "kinds" of animals taken up on the original ark, or are a skilled carpenter that would be able to turn a gift shop that looks like a ship into a floatable ship, you better keep praying.

[@turquoiseaquateal7224]

Thank you for this ark. Love it

[@maggiesue4825]

We hope to be able to visit very soon!!!

[@richard3793]

Why? It's all just another big lie.

[@marcdemell5976]

It's cool ,it does bring the history alive.

[@marcdemell5976]

@@richard3793 Says you! I truly know that YAHUAH {YHWH} exists , it makes perfect sense that we were created.Halleluyah,amein.

[@MrRandymens]

God has Positioned this 3D Ark 🎉🎉"The Mother of all Ships"

[@karlstemmler6713]

Why is there a "Rudder "on a ship without propulsion?

[@RebuttalRecords]

Please Lord, make it rain there for 40 days and 40 nights and let's see if the Ark will float...

[@peterleadley]

Only in pieces! Ref: Young's Modulus.

[@njhoepner]

They've already had to file insurance claims for rain damage. 😂

[@kristimartin6975]

I’ve been there it’s so amazing

[@hubertwebb9869]

I was so Impressed with with the Ark Encounter because of the way it was set up and the information it carried inside it's walls and the Biblical information that I gleaned from it that day but also the confirmation of the information I already knew from years of reading my Bible and seeing things built the way the Bible explained. It was a work of art and proof of concept that the ark could have been built the way the Bible says. Those huge beams crisscrossing throughout the ship looked strong enough to withstand huge waves pressing against Port and starboard and the bow and stern looked like they could withstand being battered with floating logs. The stones tied under the ship would make sure that it received the least amount of flex and twist and swaying back and forth. And as for having to with stand crashes with mountain sides, God guided it smartly into the gentle curve of a mountain and settled it down there to wait until the rest of the water abated..❤❤❤❤

[@YouToobeism]

@Herbert Webb said "confirmation of the information I already knew from years of reading my Bible..." Please, oh learned one, tell us the passage that indicates dinosaurs were on the passenger manifest of the Ark. Or that they even existed in biblical times.

[@hubertwebb9869]

@@YouToobeism --First of all my name is Hubert not Herbert. Since the earth has only been around for 6,000 years Dinosaurs did not die off 65,000,000 years ago, so that places them in the time frame along with man. God created all the land animals and their kind on the 5th day. He created the beasts of the earth. One of those beast kinds was called a Dragon in the Bible and God described one or two of them. One was called the Leviathan They were not called Dinosaurs. As for a passenger manifest for the animals on the Ark I haven't found one of them yet, but if you read History there are many stories with some proof that dragons were a real thing, like the heads of dragons being brought back with the Knights from a fight with them. The Chinese celebrate the year of the dragon. Many buildings have images of Dragons protecting the building. In south America they are finding more and more pottery with Images of Dinosaurs (Dragons) that look just like our drawings and movies of Dinosaurs and many of them have an image of a man either riding or standing next to them. They are now finding this stuff all over the world.

[@YouToobeism]

​@@hubertwebb9869 said "One of those beast kinds was called a Dragon in the Bible and God described one or two of them. One was called the Leviathan They were not called Dinosaurs." Nor were they worthy of bringing aboard the Ark.... if they existed at all. The dragon in the bible is a mark of evil or mayhem. Why, oh why, would Noah take evil onto the Ark? Wasn't he deputized for the great reset; where sin was to be left behind? And it makes more sense to say, since the documented dinosaurs did, in fact, die off 65 mya, that the world could not be only 6,000 years old. If one took a vote of all 7 billion humans alive today, the percentage that would declare the earth to be no more than 6,000 years old would be 6.99 x 10 to the minus 8.... at best. You really are swimming against a VERY large current of knowledge and understanding.

[@hubertwebb9869]

@@YouToobeism --I DON'T MIND THAT, God said he chose the foolish things to confound the knowledgeable. You can go on believing what you want, I just wish you understood how badly the History of earth has been changed and lied about by Satan and his minions. Think about this. If the Dinosaurs died off 65 million years ago, how did primitive tribes in south America draw accurate depictions of them on their pottery?

[@YouToobeism]

@@hubertwebb9869 and it is just as easy for one to wish that you understood how badly YECism warps demonstrable reality. In the end, you must realize that faith requires the suspension of reason, so the faithful rarely have a reasoned argument.

[@walkergarya]

1. The most common date given for the flood is 4400 years ago, right in the middle of the Egyptians first burst of city and temple building, why did they not notice they were under water? 2. To flood the planet to over top the highest mountain you would need about 3 to 4 times the known amount of water in the world, where did all that water come from? 3. After the flood, where did the water go? 4. How did 8 people build a wooden ship bigger than any wooden ship built in modern times when THAT ship was reinforced with steel bracing and still broke up and sank. 5. How did animals with odd diets get to the ark? 6. How did 8 people deal with the needs of 10000 animals on the ark? Each animal had to be fed, watered, exercised and the poop scooped. Working 12 hours a day they would need to deal with over 100 animals per hour. 7. If there were 10000 animals on the ark representing about 4000 species, and there is now about 8.7 million species on Earth, each species surviving the flood would have to generate 217 new species in the 4400 years since the flood. 8. If there were 10000 animals on the ark representing about 4000 species, and there is now about 8.7 million species on Earth, each species surviving the flood would have to generate 217 new species in the 4400 years since the flood. 9. Well according to the Book of Jasher, the wives ARE sisters. Jasher 5: 32-35 "And thou shalt choose for thy sons three maidens, from the daughters of men, and they shall be wives to thy sons. And Noah rose up, and he made the ark, in the place where God had commanded him, and Noah did as God had ordered him. In his five hundred and ninety-fifth year Noah commenced to make the ark, and he made the ark in five years, as the Lord had commanded. Then Noah took the three daughters of Eliakim, son of Methuselah, for wives for his sons, as the Lord had commanded Noah." If a species undergoes a population bottleneck, the lack of genetic diversity can be seen in the members of that species. NO such bottle neck exists in the overwhelming majority of species. 10. 4400 years is not a long enough time to generate the diversity in the human population to give rise to the different populations of people we see on the planet especially when you consider that effectively the genetic diversity was limited to 4 people, Noah and his wife and Eliakim and his wife. 11. Ken Ham's phony Ark has a million Dollar + heating, ventilation and air conditioning system that ensures that workers and visitors do not suffocate in the building. According to the bible, the original Ark had one window, 18 in square. Sorry people but if Ham's estimate of 1600 species represented by a minimum of 4000 animals, they would have suffocated. 12. There is NO trace of any global flood in the geology of the world. Lots of local and regional floods, yes, but NO global flood. 13. Oh and by the way, for those fools at CMI who think Noah's Flood was a real event, a Tomb has been discovered in Egypt dated to 4400 years ago, about the time of the mythical flood (according to many biblical creationists). This raises several questions. a. If the Tomb was built before the flood, how did it escape being flooded? b. If the Tomb was built after the flood, the Earth's population would have been devistated so who built the tomb? c. Why is this Tomb perfectly in line with Egyptian culture before and after the fairy tale flood? If everybody in Egypt were killed in the flood, the Egyptian culture from before the flood would have been lost. Untouched 4,400-year-old tomb discovered at Saqqara, Egypt National Geographic, PUBLISHED DECEMBER 17, 2018

[@bigcorky4687]

The pyramids were actually airtight survival shelters where the population lived for a year, they had long snorkels to keep the air fresh 👍

[@YouToobeism]

@walkergarya, well said. But one must understand that you are making a reasoned case among the faithful. Faith by its very nature requires a suspension of reason.

[@walkergarya]

What a farce!! This monstrosity only proves how silly this fairy tale is. This thing will never see open water and it still need welded steel brackets to keep this thing from collapsing.

[@papabear562]

It wasn't designed to float!

[@walkergarya]

@@papabear562 Yup. It was designed to convince gullible fools that Noah's Flood is not a stupid fairy tale.

[@YouToobeism]

@@walkergarya, and to soak up as many shekels as possible at Ken's gift shops from the gullible devotees who have set aside the lesson of overturning the lenders' tables at the temple.

[@katherinepotts5370]

WITH GOD ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE!!

[@thejoke2791]

This needed hundreds of men with power tools and cranes, for 2 years.

[@criss_x]

Is it possible for God to create a rock so heavy that he himself can't lift it?

[@jerw5606]

The devil has better birthday parties than gods birthday parties

[@wantlessworkless.2558]

WITH GOD ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE ??? Except healing all the sick people, especially the 9 million children who die every year before the age of five.

[@jerw5606]

@@wantlessworkless.2558 Ya like things like turning his beleivers in to sheep, that support the annihilation of others who dont beleive in god. You sheep just cant handle thr reality that you're going to die and when you do youre nothing more than an ant is. Ants can't worship so they cant go to heaven. But theyre gods' creation. Leave the the starving kids out of your delusional perception of reality. Ohh snookums that makes you feel better about yourself though. If their was a god he should do the universe a favor and destroy us humans. God's a bitch getting raped by the devil...hahahaha

[@allonking1571]

Can't believe this place still winds up and triggers some people after so many years I encountered folks like this in UK about the Millennium Dome the Ark is Awesome and just to wind you up TOOK MY FAMILY AS WELL and like a lot of people waiting to return ,and by the way Smile.

[@123rockfan]

The money spent on the Ark and the Creation Museum could’ve gone towards cancer research or any other important charity (which is what Jesus would’ve wanted). Instead they decided to build a fake museum devoted to pseudoscience and make money off of it. It’s the hypocrisy that “triggers” people.

[@donlimoncelli6108]

Ken Ham knows that to have the stamp of authority that science gives is valuable. It makes the Ark and the Flood Story sound authentic and therefore believable, and therefore sells more tickets. So he just portrays it all as if it really was scientific. But it's not. His stories do not have the acceptance of the scientific community because they have not been through the wringer of being published in a peer-reviewed journal and withstood the scrutiny of experts in the field who have studied the issues for decades and decades. Don't misunderstand. It's not that Ken Ham and his colleagues are forbidden from publishing their research in any of these journals. They could do it today if they wanted. It's open and available to anyone. But to get a seal of approval like that is hard work. To claim that your ideas deserve the same recognition and acceptance without having done the hard work is like stealing from those who actually put forth the effort. It's like the civilian equivalent of "stolen valor" in the military.

[@pixxip1]

But you probably think the Big Bang theory is science while ignoring real science like the laws of thermodynamics. You should read them sometime and ask how the theory is still believed when the laws of thermodynamics disagree with it.

[@bwtv147]

How much income does the ark and it's souvenir shops and restaurants generate? How much does it increase the tax base?

[@ellipse2009]

Did Noah have these type cranes when he and family built the arc?

[@pixxip1]

Probably the same brand that the Egyptians used for the pyramids.

[@georg7120]

Now I understand how Noah could build the ark.😂😊

[@YouToobeism]

@geog7120 ... With a prayer, a dream and 40,000,000 shekels?

[@joinjen3854]

​@@YouToobeismyour assumption is that people were dumb and unskilled 4000 years ago?

[@YouToobeism]

@@joinjen3854, you make this so easy....... I know how ignorant people today are of how hard it would be to build a 500 foot long wooden ship that would float for more than a week. Could you build, without modern tools, even a small canoe?

[@joinjen3854]

@YouToobeism this is a primarily wooden building. He had a top notch Amish crew that only make large wooden buildings. Yes I can build out of wood and other things. This was built as a ministry tool, not as a boat. You scoff and mock but God brings us all to our knees sometime. And you assume humans lived 1600 years without tools. YOU are a fool.

[@YouToobeism]

@@joinjen3854, where to begin unpacking this self-congratulatory blurb. Let's start with the Amish, who migrated from Sweden in the 18th century. How could they have contributed to the building of an Ark more than 4000 years ago?

[@BjornHansen314]

I remember going there when it first opened as a kid I was to young to understand it

[@YouToobeism]

@Dick Cock and now you are too old to believe in it, right?

[@bsrodeo7s]

Truly amazing!

[@jeffreyhutton8283]

Noah had no power equipment to build the Great Ark, he had God’s help. This Ark is amazing what a wonderful gift from our God Almighty.

[@YouToobeism]

@Jeffrey Hutton said "he had God's help". Well if God helped build the Ark, why did he not just blink out of existence all who he found wanting, making it easy on Noah, his favorite, singular pet? And why then did he allow the grandchildren of Noah, cousins all, to repopulate the world with sinners? Calls into question god's omnipotence AND his omniscience, doesn't it?

[@andystokes8702]

@@YouToobeism God sent the flood to rid the world of evil. That's why there is now no evil in the world. Oh no, that's not quite true is it? There is still plenty of evil in the world so his mission was an absolute failure. You would have thought that being omniscient he would have seen that coming, but apparently not.

[@YouToobeism]

@@andystokes8702, the same sort of uncaring, indifference he exhibited at the Garden of Eden. Seems like he cared more for the apple and the snake than he did for humanity.

[@andystokes8702]

@@YouToobeism God is omniscient, apparently. He knows everything that has happened and he knows everything that will happen. He could have put that fruit tree on a different planet 13 billion light years away from the Garden of Eden but no, he put it right in front of Adam and Eve in the absolute knowledge that they would eat the fruit so that he could then punish them despite the fact that right up to the point of eating the fruit they had no concept of good or bad. They had no idea that what they were doing was bad so he punished them for doing the very thing he arranged and knew they would do. That's just sick.

[@pixxip1]

If he wanted to blink out people, you wouldn’t have gotten finished with your comment or sneering at him. He’s patient, kind and merciful. He’s given you years of common grace. One day not long from now each of us will die. He’ll be worshipped willingly or unwillingly by us then. He’s not far from any of us. Call to him in repentance from your sin and he will have mercy on you. Matthew 11:28 “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.“ John 6:37 “All that the Father gives me will come to me, and whoever comes to me I will never cast out.”

[@richardmarshall2229]

Outstanding video, thank you.

[@plainsman]

In spite of Ken Ham’s best efforts to show otherwise, by building the ark he demonstrates the hyperbole in the Flood story. Yes, he has succeeded in building an ark the dimensions of Noah’s ark (510 feet long). As I looked at the online video of the construction, though, I noticed all of the cranes, the metal scaffolding that keeps the structure from collapsing, the power tools, and last but not least the many, many skilled craftsmen and craftswomen who were building this large boat. I end up asking myself, could Noah and his family have built an ark of this dimension by themselves using only primitive tools? Let’s remember too that the time of Noah is well before the manufacture of iron, bronze, or cooper tools. I think the answer to our question is a decided “no”. The flood story is FILLED with hyperbole that would likely have been recognized by its ancient audience as a figurative description of an event in order to produce an effect and make a theological point, and NOT an example of ancient journalism or accurate science.

[@YouToobeism]

@plainsman said "a figurative description...... to make a theological point" Well said. And the point being made is a weak one at that, as Noah's grandchildren, cousins all, had to marry each other to repopulate the world..... a world into which sin and avarice flooded back.

[@weehudyy]

How fitting the name of this channel is ' Amusement Park Travel ' and that the Ark's promoter is a Ham ...

[@naomijansen9544]

I love the music that you use

[@richardwebb2348]

Use of Bronze Age plywood, steel, power tools, and heavy equipment - impressive.

[@bdb3350]

I forgot to mention the Disney like animaltronics.

[@theraiderra8798]

Test the boat on the open sea then if it is so realistic! And not on Concrete supports.

[@davidcurry6166]

It was round, ! Just to float , not to go anywhere, JUST TO FLOAT

[@jeyDsixx18]

That group photo looks like a hostage pic

[@peculiar1104]

It took Noah 120 years with few helpers

[@njhoepner]

So, 1000 workers take 6 years...Noah had three helpers, so 1/250th the labor force...6x250=1,500 years.

[@fredbecker607]

@@njhoepner you are assuming only three helpers. There could have been thousands.

[@njhoepner]

@@fredbecker607 Not impossible (well, except that the whole story is a myth), but seems unlikely. First, no mention of such. Second, seems like a tough sell: "hey, help me build this thing so that I can save myself while I leave all of you to drown." Hmmmm.

[@davidgardner863]

@@fredbecker607, Weren’t they too busy being wicked to help?

[@gerry343]

30:15 In May 2011, the Kentucky Tourism Development Finance Authority voted unanimously to grant incentives of up to $43.1 million to Ark Encounter, LLC. for the project, by then projected to cost $172 million. Maybe Ken is being a little economical with the truth here.

[@njhoepner]

Taxpayer dollars paying for religion.

[@fredbecker607]

@@njhoepner nope. It was things like sales taxes incentives. Not direct payments.

[@kilroywashere513]

This is fascinating🤔.

[@ladonnadrane7554]

Did you feel a calling to do that. I felt God telling me to do one that goes down the Ohio river between Louisville and jeff

[@keyjam9]

Look up " What Ken Ham isn't telling you about ark encounter funding". Then you will see the truth. This guy is a master con-man.

[@hastamichael9596]

so wonderful and now in Nepal also

[@honda636hp]

Whare is it located?

[@jerw5606]

Heavens gates?

[@fredbecker607]

In Kentucky near Hebron.

[@MeisterEck]

one thing I don't understand: if you wanted to prove that the ark could've been build by one man (with maybe some helpers) you should've build it without any modern technology, right?

[@RebuttalRecords]

Unfortunately, faith doesn't work that way. When they can't explain something they claim God did it. When God doesn't do it for them they have no choice but to do it themselves.

[@MeisterEck]

@@RebuttalRecords you might be surprised that even though I don't have all the answers yet, I came to the conclusion that it is completely true

[@kermifrog7789]

@@RebuttalRecords DNA Adenine, Guanine,Tyemine and Cytosine held together by a sufuric bridge that’s science and scientists can’t duplicate it but if it’s science so who came up with it? Science, man or nature and if it’s Science it falls back to man and if it’s man why can’t he duplicate it and if it’s nature why in this order only and why only these molecule’s. Where is nature’s DNA why has it not exploded into something else why has earth not split from itself into another planet.

[@mattloganbill8650]

Just got home from a family trip, my wife and I our 4 children, 3 spouses, 10 grand children. O U T S T A N D I N G ! ! We will be back.

[@wantlessworkless.2558]

Matt Loganbill. Have you been back in the last two years ? Tell the truth .

[@richard3793]

You should be reported for child abuse. WTF is wrong with you people teaching kids lies.

[@turquoiseaquateal7224]

Sounds like fun

[@peterleadley]

Why isn't the Ark floating?

[@njhoepner]

Because it can't.

[@joinjen3854]

The Bible says there will always be scoffers and mockers, which is true!

[@YouToobeism]

@joinjen3854, just as the bible tells us that there will always be liars and cheats and those that set up lender's tables outside the halls of the temple, just as Ken Ham has done with his numerous grift shops at the Ark Encounter.

[@joinjen3854]

@YouToobeism do you have a problem with atheists or others selling their books and wares? Did someone force you to buy? Do you understand the word, Ministry or Outreach? Ken provides tools.

[@YouToobeism]

@@joinjen3854 said "Ken provides tools" Like the premise that dinosaurs were on the Ark's manifest. Tools to deceive, it seems.

[@mjl0259]

Just think Noah built one that size with a handful of people and primitive hand tools out of trees. Then animals magically showed up for the ride. If that wasn't enough he and his crew had to repopulate the earth. Seems plausible. I guess its a good thing he lived to be 900 and some years old. ...good grief

[@tuck6464]

The Easter Bunny, and Santa Claus, both have permanent staterooms on board.

[@BjornHansen314]

@Mike Lange God made the animals come to Noah. I guess you could call it magic

[@pixxip1]

But you probably believe everything came from nothing. One day there’s no space, no time, no energy, no matter. Then poof! Now there’s a singularity. Do things still just pop into being? You may have a singularity in your house on the seat next to you. You should look at the laws of thermodynamics and decide whether you still believe in singularities. Poof!!!!

[@tbarkley9996]

In building this Ark, did they use today's measurements or what Noahs measurements would have been? (That would have been Egyptian measurements by the way).

[@steventwiddy3402]

They used a cubic as a measurement which is 1 cubic is equal to around 17 inches I believe

[@tbarkley9996]

@@steventwiddy3402 Thanks, so the measurement was today's "cubit" & not that of their cubit at that time (Egyptians)? That means the Arc was much bigger. 😳

[@steventwiddy3402]

@@tbarkley9996 well in the ark it said they used a cubic not a Royal cubic which I guess is longer by like 3 inches if I remember right

[@yahwehschild1375]

Egyptian...aaaaah yes. And gopher wood only grows in Florida.

[@tbarkley9996]

@@yahwehschild1375 Did it grow elsewhere way back when? Inquiring minds want to know, lol.

[@steventwiddy3402]

After reading a lot of these comments it reminds me of just how fed up I am with people. My girlfriend, her son and myself just spent an entire day at the ark and spent the day at the creation museum the day before, they were both amazing and very eye opening and educational and no I’m not some beat you over the head with a bible Christian I’m just a struggling 56 yr old trying to live half way how God wants me to live. Its simple if you want to believe in God and his word great than believe and go enjoy things like this if not just keep living like your living since you are the one who is going to have to answer for it, me personally I would rather live like there is a God and find out there isn’t one when I’m dead than life like there isn’t one and spend eternity in hell !

[@YouToobeism]

@steventwiddy3402 said "... and spend eternity in hell" Have you given much thought to how really, really long eternity is? Gazing into the eyes of my lover for 100,000 years, with nothing else to do, now devoid of needs and pleasures, being dead, would likely start feeling like hell. Do you really think that you are going to enjoy heavenly-arranged hog rallies for all of eternity? What do you now do that involves nothing corporeal or physical that you would like to do for the rest of eternity? Praise god? Tell him what a fine gent he is? For eternity?

[@juicedgoose]

You're going to need to learn Hebrew and ancient Greek before having an informed idea of what the Bible says. It will only take around 10 years of study to become competent, better than ending up preaching Roman ideas of hell.

[@YouToobeism]

@@juicedgoose said "10 years of study". Seems to be a bit off the mark there. Master musicians commonly refer to the need for 10,000 hours to master their craft. At 4 hours per day, that would take 6.8 years.... not 10. Setting aside that quibble, why would anyone today need to study those languages for any amount of time when biblical scholars have already done the heavy lifting? No need to re-invent the bible unless you are suggesting that it's flawed and in need of revision? Is that your position?

[@bdb3350]

Wow, imagine that. Noah had steel reinforced concrete, dimensional cut lumber, modern hardware, fasteners, adhesives, and finishes. Electric lighting, a proper HVAC system, surround sound, extruded aluminum framed automatic doors, glass, a fire suppression system, what appears to be Vinyl composite flooring, printed signs on coated paper and plastics. I'm sure Noah had an overpriced gift shop as well. I think their engineer is the same person in charge of designing where they got their lights form. Cracker Barrel. (American Restaurant)

[@bdb3350]

@Falcon2 As someone who was raised in a bible thumping family I am well studied in the bible. It doesn't take any critical thought to just go along with the fairy tale the earth, everything on it, and the entire universe was created in just six days. Face it, the bible is for the illiterate and ignorant.

[@bdb3350]

@Falcon2 Just a realist.

[@yahwehschild1375]

Noahs time was hardly primitive. 😂

[@yahwehschild1375]

​@Falcon-um7vodidn't build the ark in the United states? Are you sure about that? Gopher wood only grows in one place in the world...florida.

[@endoftherope]

I wonder if Noah had all those cranes and mitter saws ans nail guns and thousands of labors not to mention all the food he would need to feed all the animals and its not to house two every kind of animals its fairy tales

[@jerw5606]

Noah just fart flamed it into existence, and it was such a big fart flame god made it rain then it flooded. that's how god created thing to was with fart flaming everything into existence. He was lactose intolerant, and he just owned cow and he drank the cows milk, and made him fart uncontrollably so he lit his farts on fire with his lightening hands, and that's how tums were created.

[@joinjen3854]

May 1, 2024..... GO....it is an amazing experience. The Holy Spirit will show you this is true if you seek the Truth. Matthew 6.

[@michaeltowslee4111]

I think it's financing, government and assistance, and government subsidy would be more interesting.

[@simil-kung5610]

When reading the Bible, I must have overlooked the 100 Million Dollar Budget, the concrete, insulation, electrical wiring, chainsaws, building cranes, bulldozers, high tech measurement tools and the hundreds of workers.

[@seanhettenbach2101]

I dont think it was made to meet safety qualifications... It would have been made to do what it needed to do... And yeah, its hard to imagine one man and a couple of his sons building something like that...

[@RayB1656]

I know what they will say .... it was a divine ''miracle'' given to Noahm, from the Lord ! There is no logical argument against such a way of ''thinking'' !

[@timgiles9413]

@@RayB1656 With God ALL things are possible

[@alantasman8273]

In case you missed it, it is museum, a public structure that had to be built to building codes.

[@peterleadley]

@@alantasman8273 Didn't have to be. There are dozens of floating museums around the world, many of them MUCH larger. Only difference is, they are built of steel. A wooden structure would break up as Young's Modulus decrees that the material used doesn't have the inherent strength to support itself in those dimensions. Simplified, you can build a boat out of, for example, reeds, but only up to a certain size. After a certain point its own weight will destroy it.

[@van7059]

How many people did it take to build the real Ark? And how long did it take them using hand tools? Was Noah a millionaire? Because it took a lot of resources to build an Ark of that size.

[@criss_x]

There was no real ark, oh and ask yourself this question: what happened to all the freshwater fish? those things can't survive in salt water. Was there a tiny box for 2 of every insect on earth cuz that would literally be impossible for a family to feed or care for. Do you actually think there is enough space for 2 million species of animals on that rinky dink boat? And even if you believe that, do you really think a handful of people could feed 2 million species daily for several years? are you even thinking about this?

[@_JellyDonut_]

Scripture doesn't say exactly but if you do the math it probably took 50 to 75 years to build. Keep in mind people were still building without electricity well into the 19th century, so it's not like you can't build complex structures without it. All the great cathedrals of Europe were built without electricity. Noah would have had metal tools including saws. Personally I think it's a really weak criticism to suggest that 4 men couldn't build a big wooden boat in 50+ years. It could probably be done in 10 years, especially considering it only needed to float and wouldn't have had any steering mechanism

[@criss_x]

@@_JellyDonut_ Question: How much time does it take a single family to feed 6.5 Million species of land animals? let's be generous and assume it was 20 people on that dumb impossible boat. That would mean each person would have to feed 325,000 animals a day, so that leaves each person 0.3 seconds to feed each animal if they didn't sleep. How do adults preach such absolute nonsense? Toddlers know that is nonsense and so do you. You're just scared of death so you believe a fairy tale to make yourself feel better.

[@_JellyDonut_]

@@criss_x Have you done any research on this at all? If you don't believe the ark was real that's fine but you're making several incorrect assumptions. There were nowhere near 2 million species on the ark, most likely it was less than 5000 animals total. They only needed 2 of each "kind" and 7 of each clean bird and mammal. Kind is not the same as species, it's closer to either genus or family on the taxonomic scale. There were no fish on the ark and no insects, only land animals. Fish, amphibians, insects, etc can survive in water and on floating debris. I'm not sure why you think freshwater fish would die in a flood, since rain is freshwater, but even secular scientists believe the oceans were only slightly salty to start out with. So if all the water on earth mixed together it would have a very low level of salinity. Also the ark was over 500 feet long (not exactly a "rinky dink" boat) and they were only on it for one year.

[@criss_x]

@@_JellyDonut_ "Kind" is a BS word that morons who don't understand how evolution works use to "refute" evolution. Evolution is a fact. Noah's ark is a fiction. It doesn't matter if it was five thousand or a million it's impossible and you know it. Most people can't even keep a gold fish alive for more than a few weeks and you think a bunch of mud people kept thousands of animals alive on a boat smaller than the titanic for a year. You're absolutely brainwashed and you also know that. Stop talking garbage. LOL you think I haven't researched this? I know all of your tricks to con gullible people and I know exactly how to prove you wrong. You are way out of your depth kiddo.

[@malikagar9978]

Sensansial

[@thomaskirkpatrick4031]

So in modern times it took a board of directors, thousands of skilled craftsmen, millions of dollars, millions of tons of material, and how many years, to build a fake ark. But we're to believe that Noah, and his children built the real ark , how long ago, all by themselves, really? Amazing. What a waste. God must have been one hell of a superintendent, some how, while still having to maintain their day to day needs, food, clothing, etc. Noah managed to locate all the materials needed, then transport them, season and mill all that lumber?

[@zachary9294]

Noah had 50-75 years to build the real Ark. All people die and then face God’s judgement for the way the lived their lives. After judgment it is either hell or heaven. Noah’s Ark is 100% historical fact. Since the unclean Obama, USA and world has fallen into depravity and perversion. Jesus returns soon. The times are “ As in the days of Noah”!

[@thejoke2791]

@@zachary9294 K

[@austinmajor3288]

Ancient people have filled Wooden Ships that are just as big or even bigger than the ark, so it's not that far off. And not to mention that a lot of the stuff here was mostly because of twenty-first-century limitations, like building codes and what not.

[@njhoepner]

@@zachary9294 Please. a workforce of over 1,000 takes six years. Rationally, a workforce of four, 1/250th of that size, would take 6x250=1,500 years. And of course, the 1,000+ had modern power equipment, the workforce of four had bronze age hand tools. 50-75 years is just enough to get a fraction of the wood cut.

[@optimisticallycynical.814]

@@zachary9294 you're really talking about Obama After Trump armed Saudi Arabia ect... Zack I am putting a curse on your first born son that he will die from leukemia for your credulity. I SPEAK IT INTO EXISTENCE YOUR CHILD DIES FROM CAMCER IN 2023

[@benseladomartinez2529]

Built just like Noah did it 😂

[@alberthuspeka4423]

I feel so sorry for every single tree. So sad :(

[@grandpapepespowerpartners5608]

trees grow back

[@jerw5606]

i thought it was bad enough we wipe our butts with toilet paper, then this guy wastes the trees on the this ark

[@Phooie]

There was a saying back in the 70s. Save a tree, wipe your butt with a spotted owl. Just saying...

[@bigcorky4687]

Did Noah have all his own heavy lifting plant or did he have to hire it?

[@YouToobeism]

@bigcorky4687 said "or did he have to hire it?" He hired sub-contractors and then stiffed them on the bills..... left them all high and ...... (wait for it)...... wet!

[@davidgardner863]

Noah hired contractors with the gold mine he discovered on his farm.

[@njhoepner]

A "boat" that can't float, with no real animals in it, held up with concrete braces, built with tools and held together with parts that only exist in our own century...somehow "proves" the ark story. Sure.

[@apollocvermouth2915]

Ken Ham, why won't you release the attendance figures?

[@BernicePanders]

The youtube channel Utah Outcasts has all that info in their Ark Encounter vids!! 👍

[@apollocvermouth2915]

@@BernicePanders Thanks, but that info is from somebody who has worked out the attendance. I want Ham to come clean and admit how well/badly his boat shaped building is really doing.

[@BernicePanders]

@@apollocvermouth2915 It's from someone who had access to the actual records & worked in the state of KY govt, but whatever, he will die before admitting it's a failure & just a tool to indoctrinate all the kids too young to know better or think for themselves...

[@thomaskirkpatrick4031]

Because the figures aren't what they expected. They thought millions of people would visit, but the actual numbers aren't even close.

[@timgiles9413]

@@apollocvermouth2915 Why does it truly matter to you?

[@YouToobeism]

The stem of this ark (the center line of the bow, from bulbous base to weather deck, seen at 0:32 is a hollow replica of what would be required on a real ship of this size.... and its weight would be measured in hundreds of tons. Nothing one "tiller of land" and his family of seven from the Bronze age would be able to move, even if they could fabricate it. And at the other end of the new ark is a rudder that, again, would weigh so much that 8 people (without a lifting crane or block & tackle) would not be able to lift onto the pintles..... nor be able to steer once underway. Such a waste of $100 million dollars ($18 million of which came from a tax break) for such a colossal deception.

[@turquoiseaquateal7224]

WRONG

[@YouToobeism]

@@turquoiseaquateal7224, you say "WRONG", but what do you feel is wrong? The part about what a bronze age family of 8 would be able to construct without any but the simplest of tools or that Ham's amusement park is a fanciful expression of his interpretation of a book written by many authors over a period of several hundred years long ago?

[@fredbecker607]

@@YouToobeism you are assuming only eight people were involved.

[@YouToobeism]

@@fredbecker607, what, you think Noah hired debauched sinners to help? You know, those about to drown. Did he get God's OK? If so, did Noah agree to pay them at the end of the month, after the 7-10 feet per hour of water started raining down on every square inch of land and sea? What do you think? Does that sound reasonable?

[@jerw5606]

and the earth is flat to right?

[@_JellyDonut_]

That's not what the Bible teaches

[@jerw5606]

Take your bible and shove it inside a safe place before any thingbad happens. Later I'll play hopscotch with devil who is more real than you know, he's my friend we play cut the grass at midnight with just scissors then we drink hell cows milk it's kinda spicy, not like gods cow milk. and then we eat stale newspapers, the devil just buys new newspaper and touches it then it goes stale. it's crunchier and easier to dip in the devils cow milk. then me and the devil go outside and fart really big farts because we're lactose intolerant. then we light our farts on fire and see who can blow the biggest flame, and the winner gets to fart flame the eyebrows off the loser. good time me and my friend the devil..the end gtolly gee I almost forgot to say hellilujah and that dang devil done fart flamed my eyebrows off

[@_JellyDonut_]

@@jerw5606 Farts are great, aren't they? Just another wonderful creation of God. He made everything, you know. The devil can only co-opt and subvert that which God has created. He's like a Chinese tech company in that regard. Anyway have a great evening and be safe out there. God bless!

[@peterleadley]

@@_JellyDonut_ Yes it does.

[@_JellyDonut_]

@@peterleadley Perhaps you can point me towards the verse(s) that teach the earth is flat? I must have missed those

[@ernestfinch1578]

WHAT A JOKE !

[@shmoopadnos5699]

I am coming please ADONOI

[@LyleFrancisDelp]

I just cannot understand how otherwise reasonable people would waste good money on this farce.

[@donaldmassie8634]

Queristory can catch a non belive.

[@Bobtowngarden]

How could Noah’s family survive the stench with only one window??????

[@davebewshey1549]

That's the least of these scientifically illiterate goofballs problems. This is literally the silliest thing I could imagine believing

[@raulortiz7384]

Acreditar nesta arca de Noé é como acreditar que existe um velhinho de barba branca montado num trenó voador puxado por renas 😂😂😂😂😂

[@marcdemell5976]

I appreciate the ARK but the Creator is not a GOD ,he is our Elohim ,our father ,YAHUAH {YHWH} ,Halleluyah ,amein.

[@mikekral8770]

Dont amusement parks have to be amusing?