John MacArthur Didn't like to speak in tongues.

[Evang.Benincasa]

Originally Posted by Steven Avery

Have you listened to the interviews with his two sons?

Yes

[Esaias]

Originally Posted by diakonos

I remember the tie knot that looked like the bread bag. I thought it was tacky so I learned the Windsor.

I recall as a teen I would use way too much starch on my slacks. To the point that the crease would slightly fold over on itself when I would sit. I’m still upset that no one ever mentioned it… but rather let me look stupid.

Cloth necklaces...

[diakonos]

Originally Posted by Esaias

Cloth necklaces...

I’ve always hated them. I no longer wear them.

[Steven Avery]

Originally Posted by Evang.Benincasa

Yes

I set up a page to make it easy to listen to those interviews.

2007 interviews with Ronnie and Danny Wyatt by Rebecca Tourniaire (her mom did the interviews)
https://www.purebibleforum.com/index...terviews.1261/

And I consider those interviews as of immense historical importance, the two sons both passed not too many years later.

Ronnie (1961-2015)
Danny (1960-2021)

[Evang.Benincasa]

Originally Posted by Steven Avery

I set up a page to make it easy to listen to those interviews.

2007 interviews with Ronnie and Danny Wyatt by Rebecca Tourniaire (her mom did the interviews)
https://www.purebibleforum.com/index...terviews.1261/

And I consider those interviews as of immense historical importance, the two sons both passed not too many years later.

Ronnie (1961-2015)
Danny (1960-2021)

Brother Steven are you posting this for me? This is how it works. We take people at face value. Sadly, we believe them just for what they say. This is true in all religions. Especially, when we think it will strengthen our case for our religion. The testimonies of the Wyatt family have all been considered and refuted. The scriptures of the Bible refute them.

When Thomas demanded physical evidence, Jesus gave it to Him. But, with a rebuke. Blessed are THEY who have NOT seen, but believe. The followers of Jesus Christ were closer to physical evidence more than any person alive now. Yet, they were instructed to preach a message to people who may have never witnessed Jesus for themselves. 2,000 years ago they weren't told to dig up an ark, and parade it around Jerusalem.

We are told is to be baptized in Jesus name, be infilled with the Holy Ghost. To speak with tongues as the Spirit of God gives the ability. Then live a holy and overcoming life. Which is better than any holy relic some nurse playing spiritual archeologist digs up.

[Evang.Benincasa]

Since we are sharing videos. Here's a video explaining how the SDA nurse and amature archeologist Ron Wyatt was a grifter.


https://youtu.be/5KHoSZryjY0?si=UbFBB9ACw0VXiF4s

[diakonos]

The ark is not in Ethiopia?

[Steven Avery]

Originally Posted by Evang.Benincasa

Brother Steven are you posting this for me?.

For any Christian who feels that they can discern what is true.

[Steven Avery]

One major problem with the "liar" approach to Ron Wyatt is that two of his major research areas are now largely accepted as the best sites.

Mt. Sinai in Arabia - Jabal al-Lawz
Hershel Shanks, editor for Biblical Archaeology Review, said, “Jabal al-Lawz is the most likely site for Mount Sinai ... ” (2019) in the video "The Search for the Real Mt. Sinai" (1998)

Noah's Ark - Durupinar site.
In the news this year, although in some media they downplay the fact that Ron Wyatt was the chief researcher for decades. A gentleman named Andrew Jones has done wonderful work and study the last years, giving proper credit to Ron Wyatt.

Note that these were ridiculed for many years, but was Ron Wyatt lying?

Also, listen to his sons, tell me, are they lying about their experiences?

In the worst case scenario, Ron should be honoured as the top Biblical archaeologist of the 20th century for his work on the two sites above.

And then make sure you smell a sulfur ball from the Sodom & Gomorrah site using a match flame.

Then we can discuss the Ark of the Covenant.

[diakonos]

Originally Posted by Steven Avery

Then we can discuss the Ark of the Covenant.

Why not just discuss the ark?