Post by Admin on Aug 7, 2014 18:09:28 GMT -5
THE work which Ron Wyatt was led to accomplish, confirming the validity of the Word of God, is touching an ever growing number of lives.
Because Ron Wyatt’s discoveries testify to the veracity of the Biblical narrative, they have generated controversy in both the scientific and scholarly communities. As a result, Ron never looked to scientists or scholars to “confirm” them, rather he employed scientific testing, and presented the evidence from those tests, and the testimony of experts, as to the results. He shared the body of evidence, including Biblical, historical, archaeological and scientific, in the belief that each individual was capable of making their own decision.
Sadly, Ron Wyatt passed away in 1999. He is greatly missed by those knew and worked with him.
This forum is dedicated to discussing his findings, especially the theological implications where his discoveries illuminate the Biblical record.
 | An anesthetist by profession, Ron began research into ancient history, the sciences and the Bible as a young man. In 1977 Ron began searching for the site of Noah's Ark, identified in stereo photographs taken over Eastern Turkey. In 1978 he began work in Egypt, researching the location of the Red Sea crossing. In 1979, he began excavations in Israel. In 1984 he found remarkable evidence to help identify Jabal al-Lawz as the Biblical Mt Sinai. Ron's work was based on his profound belief in the total accuracy of the Biblical account. He funded most of his work himself. Over the years, several individuals who supported his work also provided some financial assistance. As others began to hear about his findings, he began to share with interested audiences. His general policy was to share these evidences with "those who ask." |
Because Ron Wyatt’s discoveries testify to the veracity of the Biblical narrative, they have generated controversy in both the scientific and scholarly communities. As a result, Ron never looked to scientists or scholars to “confirm” them, rather he employed scientific testing, and presented the evidence from those tests, and the testimony of experts, as to the results. He shared the body of evidence, including Biblical, historical, archaeological and scientific, in the belief that each individual was capable of making their own decision.
Sadly, Ron Wyatt passed away in 1999. He is greatly missed by those knew and worked with him.
This forum is dedicated to discussing his findings, especially the theological implications where his discoveries illuminate the Biblical record.