World’s oldest winery discovered in Armenian cave

by Lu Paradise • January 17, 2011 • 2 Comments  •  248 views

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This is some more amazing 5 days old news, corroborating the discovery of Noah’s Ark in former Armenian Uruartu or Ararat mountains, where Noah’s Ark landed. According to wine experts and wine scientists, the wine cultivation has always been known as having originated in Armenia, where the Bible book Genesis reports Noah as having planted a vineyard after he landed there with his ark. He produced his first wine harvest and promptly got drunk, and was treated disrespectfully by his son Ham, who looked on his father’s nakedness in the privacy of his tent.

It is fantastic how real history brings out and confirms the details of Biblical history. Enjoy! Only their dating methods may be a little bit off, as according to the consensus of most scholars, the Ark landed approximately 4,500 years ago. They date it 1,500 years older. Well, it’s pretty darn close! I’d say.

Ron Wyatt’s Deathbed Confession of Finding Ark of the Covenant & its Guardian Angels

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Audio recording of Ron Wyatt just before his death from cancer in August 1999 regarding his claim/experience finding the ‘Ark of the Covenant’ and the chamber it was in. Ron says he was told by angels in the chamber that the information would be made known to the world after the “Mark of The Beast” was introduced. At 17 minutes Ron relates what he was told about the 2 tables of stone of the 10 Commandments.Wyatt’s problem started because Israeli Antiquities didn’t want him to tell anyone about his find, but he had already told some people. Then when word got out and people checked with Israeli Antiquities they denied even knowing who Ron was. This is why people started calling Ron a fraud. If you’re going to disbelieve anyone it should be Israeli Antiquities for putting Ron in that position. Ron has since shown proof that they did know him. Click for Interview & Transcript.