@PetGorilla In 1835, Joseph Smith purchased Egyptian papyrus scrolls, claiming they contained the writings of the biblical patriarch Abraham. Egyptologists (including Latter-day Saint scholars) analyzed the recovered papyri and agreed they are standard ancient Egyptian funerary texts.
@jellisjr1963@BoPolny@kayleighmcenany@noahsarkscans Ron Wyatt claimed to have found -
1. Noah's Ark
2. The Ark of the Covenant.
3. Chariot wheels in the Red Sea.
4. Mt. Sinai
5. The Cross of the Crucifixion
6. The actual blood of Jesus Christ.
7. The nails of the cross.
He is a fraud.
@kayleighmcenany@noahsarkscans Holy Scripture describes the Ark as a rectangle. It had no sail or rudder. It was a barge. It didn't have a pointed bow or stern like you see in children's story books. A rectangle doesn't match up with the shape of this formation.
@InGruschWeTrust You didn't answer the question.
Why do you believe someone without a shred of evidence?
I could say the exact same words - would i be telling the truth?
How would you know?
@TevinMacharia I wonder if God was pleased that they came to worship Him and then the pastor sent them out?
The pastor could read the Bible and they could listen, or am I missing something?
@GeriKay301@maniaUFO An anhydrous ammonia (NHโ, UN 1005) release, hazmat responders primarily use Guide 125 and Green Tables 1 & 3 of the Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG). While the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) publishes standards for responder competence
Large leak - 1.6 miles
@TrueMessiahMin Those Laws were written for ancient Israelites.
Unless you are from 2,000BC and a Jew, they don't apply to you.
And you must keep all the Commandments from Leviticus on.
@travelingflying In 1835, Joseph Smith purchased Egyptian papyrus scrolls, claiming they contained the writings of the biblical patriarch Abraham. Egyptologists (including Latter-day Saint scholars) analyzed the recovered papyri and agreed they are standard ancient Egyptian funerary texts.
Fake