Noah's Ark Found - Proof of a World Wide Flood - Mount Ararat Anomaly

“Noah’s ark is real, the bible is the truth.”

Seriously???? Anyhoo, thanks for the good laugh – funniest thing I’ve heard all day!

Babylonian
The Story of Deluge : Three times (every 1200 years), the Gods became distressed by the disturbance from human overpopulation. The Gods dealt with the problem first by plague, then by famine. Both times, the God Enki advised humans to bribe the God causing the problem. The third time, Enlil advised the Gods to destroy all humans with a flood, but Enki had Atrahasis build an ark and so escape. Also on the boat were cattle, wild animals and birds, and the family of Atrahasis. After seeing the suffering caused by the flood, the Gods regretted their action, and Enki established barren women and stillbirth to avoid the problem in the future.

The Epic of Gilgamesh
The fullest surviving version, from which the summary here is taken, is derived from twelve stone tablets, in the Acadian language, found in the ruins of the library of Ashurbanipal, king of Assyria 669-633 BC at Nineveh. The library was destroyed by the Persians in 612 BC

The theory of science today is that this epos is written about 2700 BC, ‘Gilgamesh’ was an historical king of Uruk in Sumer, on the River Euphrates in modern Iraq; he lived about 2700 BC.’ (the story of Gilgamesh is much older than Scientists belief today, in accordance with the Sumerian king list Gilgamesh lived about 7,350 BC. (see later chapter 10 and 11)

When we read this epos we will see that it is written after the Flood because Gilgamesh visited Utnapishtim, (NOAH of the Bible). The Flood must have took place at least 8,000 years ago. (in chapter 13 we will see that the Flood took place about 47,000 years ago).

We will read the whole Epos in chapter 8 but in this chapter only Tablet 11 because there is important information regarding The Great Flood and the Gods who were worshipped at the time (7,000 BC).

The Flood in the Epos of Gilgamesh
The Biblical flood story (Genesis 5: 28-9:17) was derived, directly or indirectly, from the Gilgamesh version. And the story of the flood was carried down in later Jewish, Christian, and even Muslim traditions, where it occurs in the Koran (Sura 11: 25-48).

Two copies of this epic partly survived:

1. The Semitic Old Babylonian version dated from about 2,700 BC

2. The Babylonian version dated from about 1,700 BC.

The 2,700 BC version
In the eleventh tablet of the Semitic Old Babylonian (Sumerian) epic of Gilgamesh is a flood story that is the source for the Noah story. The Gods resolved to cleanse the earth of an overpopulated humanity, but Utnapishtim was warned by the God Ea (Enki) in a dream. He and some craftsmen built a huge (seven decks encompassing one acre in area) ark. Utnapishtim then loaded it with his family, the craftsmen, and ‘the seed of all living creatures.’ The waters rose up, and a storm continued for six days and six nights.

The Gods repented and wept upon seeing the global destruction of living beings and stilled the flood on the seventh day. The waters covered everything but the top of the mountain Nisur, where the boat landed. A dove was loosed, but it returned, having found no place to rest. A swallow was sent, but it too returned. Seven days later, after having loosed a raven that did not return to the ark, the people began to emerge. Utnapishtim made a sacrifice to the Gods. He and his wife were given immortality and lived at the end of the earth.

Hebrew
Based on the Babylonian story with the difference that the flood was a harsh punishment for humanity’s sinfulness. Noah was 600 years old when it began to rain for what ended up being 40 days and 40 nights. After the end of 150 days, the waters were abated. The ark rested in the seventh month upon the mountains of Ararat. Waters decreased until the 10th month, on the first day of the 10th month; tops of mountains were also seen. At the end of 40 days, Noah opened the windows of the ark. First, he sent a raven, which went to and fro. He then sent a dove, which returned and hadn’t found land. After seven more days, another dove was loosed; it returned that evening with an olive leaf. The next week, the dove didn’t return. After a year and 10 days from the start of the flood, every creature emerged from the ark. Noah sacrificed some clean animals and birds to God, and God, pleased with this, promised never again to destroy all living creatures

http://earth-history.com/My%20Manuscript/Earth-06.htm

Jango is the only one that told the truth. It was Ron Wyatt who found everything so named and he provided the absolute proof.

The rest of you and your comments is all garbage. Keep looking down in the can and maybe someday you might find a speck of gold dust ehhhh.

The archaeologists of today are nothing but robbers of every grave they see and I even see idiots trying to find where all the gold came from in ancient times. They have been raping the heck out of Egypt and its really ridiculous. They don’t even return back the valuables to the deceased but keep it for themselves.

So folks if you are going to be buried with gold or other precious metals make sure your buried deep like 50 feet under the ground and don’t leave any marker regarding your grave and make sure you are far away from any city that is occupied. At least you get to keep your gold till the Sun destroys the earth in a few billion years from now.

The Noah’s ark story was written by a uneducated moron. It breaks the laws of physics every other sentence. eg it is impossible for that much water (cover the entire world) to suddenly appear out of nowhere and magically vanish without trace. There is no way a handful of people could feed, water and muck out that many animals. They would have needed a fleet of ships to supply food and water for the year they were floating about. Even if they started with baby animals by the year end they would have had a ship bursting at the seams with adult animals. The list of idiotic claims is endless.