his claims are not based upon actual digging, experience nor credible research. I suspect that some of the negative reaction to his claims is based on the fact that archeologists think that they have disproved many of the claims made by the Bible.Ĭlick to expand.i will disagree with you on both counts here. This should not be viewed as an endorsement of Ron Wyatt, but rather as a caution on disparaging him too strongly. In view of these facts, I feel that at least some of his claimed discoveries are real, although I admit that some of them seem to be real whoppers. When he lit the sulfur, it melted into the rock and put itself out with molten rock, making a new geode. Ron's video showed him breaking one of these geodes open, to find it filled with sulfur. They are covered with pock-mark like geodes. The many photographs Ron presented of his Sodom and Gomorrah site certainly look like buildings to me. That was one of facts that led Ron to think this was the site. I obtained a British nautical chart of the Red Sea waters, and it showed a (relatively) shallow sand bar crossing the Red Sea at the very site where Ron claimed it was located. When I saw the film, I was disappointed that Moody did not credit him with the discovery. This evidence included numerous photographs of undersea objects that appeared to be chariot wheels.
According to the embassy, they have built a visitor center there.Ī recent film produced by the Moody Bible Institute concludes the same site for the red sea crossing as Ron Wyatt, from the same evidence he presented. I believe these were one of the main pieces of evidence that convinced the Turkish government it was real. His book included photographs of laminated wooden beams joined with Iron rivets. Ron noticed a newspaper account of the observation and went there to investigate. It was originally noticed in an aerial photograph by a mapmaker working for the Turkish government. They confirmed that the Turkish government has officially recognized the site described by Ron Wyatt as the site where Noah's Ark landed.īy the way, Ron never claimed to have discovered this site. So I called the Turkish embassy and asked them. He claimed that the Turkish government has officially recognized his site as the site where Noah's ark landed. I read some of Ron Wyatt's works a few years ago.
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