In Search of Noah's Flood - Leonard Nimoy 1979

[@saturn7_dev]

The old stuff is the best stuff - well researched, honest and transparent, unlike today with ignorant, agenda driven content we mostly see.

[@Angela-qr8wl]

Agreed

[@tygerbyrn]

Hear, hear!

[@RAJohns]

@@saturn7_dev exactly

[@geoff3103]

truly. Its 45 years old yet looks REAL. Go figure

[@kennethdemuchest3985]

I agree .

[@danr.9522]

Awesome show,,,,,the 70s ✌️ thanks John.

[@Angela-qr8wl]

THANKS

[@RobertAdams-h2e]

I miss shows like this Must see as a kid

[@stanky9875]

Quality TV right here.

[@Angela-qr8wl]

[@gordonteats298]

Praise YESHUA

[@sgt.bunbun1369]

This was my favorite show as a young boy! How relevant it is today.

[@Angela-qr8wl]

RELEVANT INDEED !

[@mrg8581]

I love In Search Of...

[@margaretgriffin3673]

Thanks for this I remember this episode back then growing up, relevant findings luv this definitely hit the save button on this one

[@travperk]

John I love you and your wife thank you so much for all the videos that you make I've learned something from every one of them. THANK U❤

[@LostWorldMuseum]

Glad you are enjoying the channel Perk!

[@travperk]

​@@LostWorldMuseum ​ i appreciate you sincerely. just finished this video .. and wheew, it was powerful. i want a hug from God. i want to go in the cleft of a rock. ❤

[@Angela-qr8wl]

MUCH THANKS TO YOU

[@JulianneRemley-l2q]

Always loved this show

[@ronnierowe1312]

❤Good stuff!

[@ronnierowe1312]

Awesome

[@gordonteats298]

NOAH by DAVID AND THE GIANTS a great song on KZbin

[@jakejohnson-i5g]

Wow. I havnt heard anything from david and the giants since the 1980s. Great band.

[@terminal-velocity111]

John, Thanks for posting such brilliant content. The recent videos cement the flood account and prove the Bible is historically accurate and that prophecy is real.

[@Angela-qr8wl]

[@andyvan3911]

Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see - Hebrews 11:1 Faith is the strength by which a shattered shattered shall emerge into the light.

[@Angela-qr8wl]

😃

[@stevenbrown7852]

All biology turned to stone at the flood.Go to KZbin Giants and Titans turned to stone.

[@jakejohnson-i5g]

You can research mud fossils too. Great stuff.

[@itzcaseykc]

I am of the same mind that the flood precluded the massive icebergs that exists today. They grow and diminish cyclically and contain a LOT of condensed water. What many fail to take into account the massive caverns that can swallow up metropolises with ease. Such could be where some of the water being held came from, along with what came directly from our earth's outer watery canopy above. The supposed asteroid impact zones *may* be what's left when great boulders were shot up into the sky with great intensity then came crashing down causing earthquakes and tsunami waves. Only eight people survived such an event.

[@Angela-qr8wl]

GREAT THEORY YOU are clever

[@canadiankewldude]

Mountains, plural, not that volcanic post flood mountain. Ron Wyatt confirmed Noah's Ark, in an area all could walk to with ease. All the animals could easily walk down, without ropes. Think of all the animals getting off that volcanic rock.

[@Angela-qr8wl]

[@joseramonperez9609]

Regarding the *_landing site of Noah's Ark,_* there are two possibilities, *_Mount Ararat_* in eastern Turkey and the place from where *_Noah's descendants_* journeyed toward Shinar in Babylon. In the case of *_Mount Ararat,_* there hasn't been a definitive proof of the existence of this ship on this mountain. Regarding the second place, in the biblical account of the book of *_Genesis 11:2_* says that *_Noah's descendants_* journeyed from *_"the east",_* so, there could possibly be a place *_(mountain)_* that we're ignoring.

[@Angela-qr8wl]

[@geoff3103]

To your second point I say its Mt. Damavand. Ever hear of the Ed Davis story? IF they didn't take him to Mt. Ararat, and logistics says so, they definitely took him to Mt. Damavand. Its in the east and the tallest mountain in the region.

[@joseramonperez9609]

​Hi@@geoff3103, *_Mount Damavand_* is completely far out of the boundaries of the region the Bible says *_"Noah's Ark"_* landed called *_"Urartu (Ararat),"_* in my humble opinion, *_Ed Davis,_* for the description he gives in his story, it really seems he was on *_Mount Ararat_* in Turkey, but, there's another place which might be also a possibility of Ed Davis been lead to it, in fact, according to the biblical account in *_"Genesis 11:2",_* _"Noah's descendants"_ journeyed from *_"the east",_* that is, from *_"Iran",_* the question is, _"why from _*_"Iran"_*_ but not from _*_"Turkey"_*_ or _*_Armenia"?_* The second place does exist, in fact, I got some information about it, an renewed man of that country told me about what a military convoy came across and saw 25 years ago on that place, according to him, a ship with the dimensions of the biblical *_Noah's Ark,_* but, an authorities' ban ruled out any possible exploration.

[@geoff3103]

@@joseramonperez9609 well something has to give. Either we have the borders of Uraratu wrong or it landed on another mountaintop. But the East is clearly Iran, and the options there are limited. Though some ancient reliefs/pictures Ive seen put Mt. Ararat in the vicinity of Mt. Damavand. Whats this second place you mentioned?

[@joseramonperez9609]

@@geoff3103 I think the place you're referring to in those reliefs/pictures is *_Mount Alvand_* which is a mountain located in the Iranian province of *_Hamadan._* Since ancient times this place has been considered by the Iranians as the landing site of *_Noah's Ark_* and as you well say, in ancient maps it appears with the name of *_Mount Ararat,_* but, the second place I'm mentioning was part of the *_Urartu's boundaries,_* I could send to you a satellite image by email of this place.

[@normhannawell3029]

🙂

[@nickkrug8157]

NOT Mount Ararat, the mountains of Ararat.. it landed in that area

[@LostWorldMuseum]

Yes you are right, that is what the Genesis account states. However everyone including the locals at the base of Mount Ararat point to this one mountain.

[@oliviajohnjohnolivia8142]

It is in my backyard.

[@frank3508]

Loved this show. Trust me, there's no cheese like 70s cheese 🧀

[@creativelyunoriginal]

I bet he wishes he would have paid better attention to all this. Now that hes stuck in hell for eternity.

[@Angela-qr8wl]

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