Jesus is not found in Egypt like they claimed

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.....the Turkish gov. allowed researchers into that region. It looks like a match!
Hello again TruthDefender, like the Shroud of Turin, it looks like the jury is still out concerning the resting place of Noah's Ark (see the 2026 articles called The Hunt for Noah's Ark below).


God bless you!!

~Deuteronomy
 
Hello again @TruthDefender, et al, doesn't it make you wonder why certain pieces of antiquity remain, but others do not :unsure: Is the Shroud real, or is it not :unsure: Is Noah's Ark really resting on top of Mt. Ararat, or is it somewhere else, or has it actually been lost to the sands of time, never to be seen again :unsure:

There is also the matter of the Autographs, of course (as none of them, whether OT or NT remain today, as I'm sure you know).

Considering what I've witnessed throughout my life of the idolatrous worship of such objects, perhaps it is a blessing from the Lord that these things (and others like them) remain as they are now.

The best news is that the Lord Jesus' body will be found by all (someday soon, I hope), His resurrected, glorified body with Him in it, that is, because He's coming back to us, PTL, body and all, just like the Scriptures tell us 😊

~Deuteronomy
 
Hello again TruthDefender, like the Shroud of Turin, it looks like the jury is still out concerning the resting place of Noah's Ark (see the 2026 articles called The Hunt for Noah's Ark below).


God bless you!!

~Deuteronomy
The last article was very informative, right up to 2025 research. I had always believed that Ararat was an area rather than one mountain.

I have no doubt that this is the site; not that I ever needed scientific proof to verify what was already stated in Scripture. It’s just nice to know that they found it for others to begin believing.

Thanks again. 🙂
Shalom