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The story of Noahโs Ark is one of the most intriguing stories known to mankind. Is it true, how did it happen, why do many say it's a myth? Click below to support our work in producing more videos:
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Today, many people believe Noahโs Ark and the Flood are just myths or some altered version of ancient beliefs. Of all the stories in the Bible, Noahโs Ark and the Great Flood is one of the most controversial. Is it all true? Did it really happen? How did it happen? And if itโs true, is there evidence of the Flood and the existence of Noahโs Ark today?
In this video, weโll be looking at the overwhelming evidence that supports the location of Noahโs Ark. Weโll also end with a faith lesson about what God would desire for us to learn from this event. I really believe this video will be life-changing and transforming to your life.
The Great Flood account is mentioned in writings, or oral traditions found all around the world. In fact, as mentioned, itโs referred to in around 200 accounts like the Gilgamesh Epic account. These flood legends are common across a wide range of cultures, extending back to shortly after the flood account. These accounts depict a flood, sometimes global in scale, usually sent by a deity or deities to destroy civilization as an act of divine judgment. They are found on virtually every continent and share very similar themes. This is so because Noahโs descendants stayed together until God confused their languages at the Tower of Babel, and they scattered as found in Genesis 11.
Places of Interest at the Durupinar Site
1. Noahโs Ark National Park โ Located about 17 miles or 28 km. south of Mt. Ararat, about 260 miles or 450 km. west of the Caspian Sea,











