NOAH’S ARK UPDATE: New testing underway at Mount Ararat’s ‘Durupinar Formation’, which is virtually the exact LENGTH & LOCATION described in the Bible! If/when confirmed, it may ALSO change everything we knew about GOBEKLI TEPE, as ‘Noah’s Altar’ described in Genesis 8:20 has striking similarities to the Biblical depiction... of the altar. Could Gobekli Tepe be the Altar that Noah built after emerging from the Great Flood?show more

If you are correct—and I suspect you may be—the figures on the columns may encode an astronomical timestamp for the Great Flood.

Thank you, and I totally agree! And this is all the more reason why the remaining ~128 buried T-Pillars at Gobekli Tepe MUST BE EXCAVATED! We need to see and study what they depict! Btw, love your work, we gotta link up sometime!

Maybe this explains the hesitancy? They inadvertently stumbled upon proof of the Genesis flood narrative and don't want to uncover any more of it.

Additional info I’ve shared before!👇🏻

I never would've put these two together, but it makes so much sense when pointed out!

Nobody talks about Noah’s Altar!! The fact they’re both in Turkey is very interesting, especially considering that soo many of the pillars depict animals and birds!

Oh that boat that supposedly held 7.5 million animals? Ok👍🏻

Noah’s Ark didn’t need to hold literally every single animal on earth to be based on truth 👍🏻

3️⃣ Last thing, the original Sumerian survival story took place in Iraq, not Turkey. The Israelites in Babylonian captivity (600 BC) became familiar with & borrowed the flood myth.

Iraq and Turkey border each other, and those modern borders didn’t exist at the time of the flood. Mt. Ararat is the [modern] location that biblical texts place the Ark. No doubt the stories share the same origin!

You’re still missing the point that the Israelites borrowed the Babylonian story, which took place in a localized river.

@BrightInsight6 They didn't steal anything. The Hebrews flipped the entire story of humanity by writing books about the one, true God who loves humans and wants our well-being. Pagan myths had humanity captive to the gods of the world. The Hebrew God wants us free. The Hebrews gave us His story.

@SalManila8 @BrightInsight6 The Torah wasn't a thing for anyone until after 300 BCE. It's all composed and compiled in the helenistic period. Hardly any of It' true.

@PrivvyBaker @BrightInsight6 🏆

What happens when they realize that Noah's Ark wasn't some wooden boat but some technologically advanced craft built to survive the floods

All this testing being done is just two dudes with an extension ladder and a hammer?

No, soil samples are being done by Scientists to establish the nature of the structure.

This is all clearly mentioned in Ancient Indian mythology and religious text. Indian (primarily Hindu) mythology is the story of Manu and the Matsya (fish) avatar of Vishnu. Key similarities to the Noah’s Ark story - A virtuous individual is divinely warned of a world-destroying flood. - He builds a vessel to preserve life (seeds, sages, and in some versions animals). - The boat is guided to safety on a mountain after the deluge. - Humanity (or life) is restarted afterward. I don’t want to debate religion, or what is older etc etc but my belief is that these ancient stories are one and the same.

Speculation is fun but your hype does nothing for my archaeological boner. Need to see some legitimate evidence. It seems nothing on Mount Ararat has progressed in who knows how long. Same story over and over.

“You need some legitimate evidence”….while commenting to a post describing that new scientific testing is happening right now. Let’s wait and see what the results show!

Jimmy, I hope you know that the Bible is just re-telling older stories from Sumer and Babylon. As per the Bible we are just 6K years old, but Gobekli Tepe is 12K years old, thus it could not be Noah’s altar , unless Noah was just the latest name given to character.

interesting 1686 engraving from Jean Chardin

Oh gawd. This gets weirder every day

Watch me fact check this pseudo post in my latest response video. ⬇️

How could GOBEKLI TEPE be Noah's Altar? It must have taken hundreds of people many years to build GOBEKLI TEPE.

What about all the other ark stories though such as Deucalion and Pyrrha, Utnapishtim from the Epic of Gilgamesh, Atrahasis, Ziusudra, Xisuthros, Manu, and the many other flood and ark traditions from the ancient world?

What if the hand bags are actually representations of Noah’s Ark…?

Ron Wyatt found this decades ago though, and Turkish locals have known for generations that this is the resting place of the Ark. not only that, the drogue stones which stabilized it are right there next to it, complete with crosses inscribed on them

YES! I wrote this days ago. Another note; there were WATER there when GÖBEKLİTEPE was built. And, they didn't do AGRICULTURE. They ate FISH. Possibly, around GÖBEKLİTEPE, there were only WATER.

Gobekli Tepi built after The "Great Flood" which is either the Canopy Collapse (approximately 36,500 B.C.E.) or Meltwater Pulse 1-A (emerging from the Canopy Collapse Ice Age), PRE Younger Dryas impact. Confirmed by Cross reference of Norse, Sumerian, Egyptian and Vedic scripture.

Hate to say it. This is one part of the bible that made zero sense if you do the math. Space requirements, food requirements, excrement requirements, sailors needed, doesn’t add up. Animals don’t do well cramped in a small space with each other and fights take place as well. Under no conceivable condition can ALL the animals, not just selected ones, fit, or can make such a journey in a relatively tiny vessel.

I believe the book of Jubalees (chapter 8) also refers to monolithic temple built by the nephelim that was found by the grand children of Noah and was intentionaly buried because they contained "forbidden knowledge" possibly gobekli tepee? 🤔

Those look like loose stones to me, which is how the Bible described the Altars of the Lord being constructed of I believe. Good theory!

Spoiler: Rock analysis will show that the samples are volcanic rock (probably Andesite lava).

Gobekli Tepe was created before the Bible said civilization it did. Fuck off Christian

I always had a feeling it was connected to Noah but was leaning towards him being the one that buried it because it was connected to an astrological site that was built by the Nephilim or the fallen angels, it is one or the other.

I’m so sorry that you suffered a tbi, I assume that’s how you got this radically stupid

The site at Mount Ararat has fascinating potential! I'd love to know @WesleyLHuff thought on it. His understanding of the history the Bible contains is amazing

I’ll save you some time it’s not the ark because the ark never existed

Your are getting back on track Jimmy. Use the Bible as your guide and witness. So many things are coming to light.

I thought it might be the pillars of the sons of Seth, described by Josephus. It would make a good video @BrightInsight6

Durupinar Formation is 700 KM away from Gobekli Tepe though

So? Would it make sense that they’d build on the side of an inhospitable mountain? Or that Noah would have traveled to fertile ground where he and his descendants would start over new? It’s all in the same geographical location.

Jimmy, my dad bought the book by Ron Wyatt in the 80's. For a long time I believed this was Noah's ark. But now I really question it. THIS, I believe, is the real Noah's ark. A real, genuine archeologist has a big series of videos about this site and has actually been there.

When will we know the findings of that embankment core sample? They're not exactly in close proximity to each other. 🤷 37.223205, 38.922414 39.440601, 44.234843

So the Ark's resting location is almost 300 miles from where the Altar was built? 🤔

TBH I would be surprised if Noah’s Ark wasn’t buried underneath GobTep

A waste of time...