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riVeRraT

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Message 1 of 3 (328928)
07-05-2006 11:13 AM

http://www.arkfever.com/

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Even more intriguing, some of the wood-like rocks were tested just this week and actually proved to be petrified wood, and it is noteworthy that Scripture recounts Noah sealed his ark with pitcha decidedly black substance. Upon being cut open, one of these rocks also divulged a marine fossil that could have only originated undersea.

Has anyone heard of this one?
Let the games begin....

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riVeRraT

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Message 2 of 3 (328929)
07-05-2006 11:15 AM

Reply to: Message 1 by riVeRraT
07-05-2006 11:13 AM

Has Noah's Ark Been Found? - ABC News

This link is associated with it also, it is a fairly new discovery.

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Message 3 of 3 (328936)
07-05-2006 11:40 AM

Reply to: Message 1 by riVeRraT
07-05-2006 11:13 AM

Several open threads on this I think

We have had several open threads on this including some links to his photos that he claims supports his position. Maybe this should just be another comment in one of them.

Try this one first.

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