Awhile back, a couple of years now, when searching for content on Bruce DeLay I discovered a website where it promoted Bruce and Bruce promoted the site on his radio program discussing Ron Wyatt’s discovery of Noah’s Ark.
The website is here:
http://www.throneofgod.com/bruce.html
A long time ago (perhaps 15-8 years ago – reversed from when I began and ended), I believed in Ron Wyatt’s supposed find. Many who read this probably have heard of it or even seen the video’s and shows about it. One day while searching the internet, probably for more info about Ron Wyatt’s supposed finds, I discovered that many christian archeologists and scientists did not adhere to the belief that Ron Wyatt’s findings were true. And I ran into an account of Ron supposedly finding the Ark of the Covenant, you know the one in the Indiana Jones film (tho fictional). It was that story that turned my stomach and caused me to disbelieve in Ron Wyatt. He supposedly found an entrance under Golgotha/Calvary that led to a cave that held the Ark of the Covenant. This was below where the cross of Christ was and that Jesus’ blood came down the cross into a crack down into the cave and fell on the Ark to make atonement for us. This was bad theology already for me, because that atonement was done in heaven, it was not physical but spirit and soul, though Jesus did shed REAL blood for our sins. But then Ron stated he was led there by God, by prophecy, and met angels there, which told him to record the find but to leave the tape in the cave till the Lord comes or during the tribulation when the Ark would be found and put in the new temple.
I may have some details wrong, and you can read the account in these links:
http://www.arkdiscovery.com/aoc-1.htm
http://www.wyattarchaeology.com/
http://6000years.org/frame.php?page=ark_of_the_covenant
Now, I am a Bible literalist just as Val Smith is from:
http://www.throneofgod.com/author.htm
and even declare as he does that any parable or allegory found in scripture will be labeled as such. I also believe in scientific and archeological evidence of Bible events. But just as there is real prophecy and false prophecy, just as there is real money and counterfeit, there also is fake archeology. I also believe it may be true that the government sank a barge of creation evidence in the ocean:
http://jmilor.startlogic.com/articles/The%20Giant%20Conspiracy.html
But Ron’s work is a fraud. I am not going to sit and write all the details and evidence of the fraud, for 2 reasons. First because it’s already been done, and second it is not theologically important (except for the deception). Evidence of the fraud can be found here:
