Re: The place of history in Christianity

From: PHSEELY@aol.com
Date: Sun Jun 11 2000 - 02:31:34 EDT

  • Next message: glenn morton: "Where was the ark"

    Hi Glenn,
    Given your schedule, I will leave you with a fact:

    << Actually, since I published that it was pointed out to me the
    inconsistency,
     so I now do hold that the ark landed on the shores of Turkey. The Mountains
     of Ararat which is the mountainous region in Eastern Turkey, geologically
     extend from eastern Turkey to Adana. Geologically that entire system is one
     mountainous region. Thus by landing there near the region of Adana one is on
     the same mountain chain. It was Bill Hamilton who got me to change on this
     point. I always try to eliminate my inconsistencies the best that I can. >>

    Ararat is a country (Urartu in the Assyrian texts). Gen 8:4 is saying that
    the ark came to rest in the mountains in the country of Ararat. Adana is
    maybe 200 miles SW of the country of Ararat. If the text said the ark landed
    in the "the Rockies of Montana," you could scarcely suppose it meant that
    the ark landed in the Rockies of Colorado or Alaska because geologically they
    are on the same mountain chain.

    Best to you. Have a good trip. And we will look forward to you getting back
    to the list.

    Paul

      

     



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