Verifying Ron Wyatt

 As further proof that we are in the correct area for Noah's Ark, this is called an "anchor stone," used by ancient shippers to steady a ship in the heavy oceans of the world.  There are a reported 23 or so of these stones identified in the area. I saw two with my own eyes.  There are multiple crosses on them, believed to be from the Crusades.  I am pointing to one of two "Nimrod on Earth" symbols on this anchor stone (a cross with a diamond on the bottom).  Nimrod built the Tower of Babel to counter God's ability to flood the world again.   This stone is maybe five miles from Noah's home and forty miles from the ark excavation site.  Gene K. Chapman, Executor Christian Apologetics Library of Fort Worth  P. O. Box 12003 Fort Worth, Texas 76110 FaithUp@email.com

This is the 4"x4" Texas Fence Post all cleaned up by Andrew Jones 1 1/2 weeks later, after I pointed it out. Today, Andrew Jones took a brush to the right rear of the Noah's Ark Excavation Site in Turkey, where he cleaned up my Texas Fence Post find. You can clearly see at the far left of my find some substantial wood grain in the petrified post. This is the first protruding petrified wood that I'm aware of in the 4400 year history of the site. It is connected to something substantial inside the ark site. verifyingronwyatt.blogspot.com (The Geologist may take samples to test as early as August 2, 2021 for Scientific verification.) Gene K. Chapman, Executor Christian Apologetics Library of Fort Worth P. O. Box 12003 Fort Worth, Texas 76110 FaithUp@email.com

 On June 16, 2021, shortly after I finished measuring the Noah's Ark Excavation Site at 515 feet in length, our tour group walked around the right rear of the boat.  I looked over and said, "That's different.  That looks like a 4"x4", a Texas fence post with the top cracked out by the weather."  It would become know as "the Gene Chapman find."  As I tapped on it with my right index finger several times, I noted that it did not sound like rock.  It had more resonance, was more hollow, like wood.  As I pulled on it a bit, it was clearly not superficially attached. It's connected to something deep or big under the mud, like a beam, something substantial that moves not at all.  Gene K. Chapman, Executor Christian Apologetics Library of Fort Worth P. O. Box 12003 Fort Worth, Texas 76110 FaithUp@email.com

As a boy, my Daddy had cattle on his 50 red clay acres in Springtown, Texas, while my Grandfather grew turnips almost up to his death in the black bottom land of Little Elm, Texas, butting up to Lake Lewisville.  I've seen water erosion in washes on my father's place, and I've seen water operate on black land too.   The dirt surrounding the Noah's Ark Excavation Site is like black land that is sticky when it's wet and dries like a brick.  I've never seen water cut deep into any dirt like a knife, as I filmed on my trip to the Ark, especially black land.  There is clearly structure underneath the soil that is separating in front of our eyes. The Ark is blooming like a flower for the world right now, proving after 4400 years that it's not a rock formation. Gene K. Chapman, Executor Christian Apologetics Library of Fort Worth P. O. Box 12003 Fort Worth, Texas 76110 FaithUp@email.com

I'm back from measuring Noah's Ark in Turkey. It's legit! I'm at the bottom of this drone picture reeling up my 300 foot tape measure. I was assisted by a guy who works at an Amish cabinet shop in Ohio. (How cool is that! God knew I'd need a good guy on tape measuring June 16, 2021 before I was born.) It's 515 feet by my measure (with a 2 foot variance from the substantial mud on the bow of the ship). This is in line with the Egyptian Cubit (20.62 inches x 300, divided by 12 inches gives us 515 feet 6 inches). I have video now being edited of the ship finally coming apart after 4400 years at about five seams between boards on the left front near the bow (1 cubit apart) and at the right rear of the ship (the disfigured section). Each separation is about 1/8th inch wide and will be on the video posted on youtube within the next three weeks, I expect. Gene K. Chapman, Executor Christian Apologetics Library of Fort Worth P. O. Box 12003 Fort Worth, Texas 76110 ...