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Kent Hovind Creation Seminar 3 - Dinosaurs and the Bible · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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You know, for many years, the existence of dinosaur fossils
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was thought to be a problem for creationists and for the
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biblical account of creation. Hi, my name is Eric, and what
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you're about to see is a powerful seminar that combines
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the last 30 years of research done by Doctor Hovind.
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It's in a field called cryptozoology, which is the
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study of hidden animals. The seminar is titled Dinosaurs
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and the Bible. Well, thank you for joining us.
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It's an honor to be here at Hiles Anderson College in
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Indiana. How many have been to one of my
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seminars before or seen one of the videos before?
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OK And how many never have? And how many do not understand
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the question? So far, Good.
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Same three as yesterday? Good.
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Well, my name is Kent Hovind. I taught high school science for
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15 years, and now for the last 16 years I've been an
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evangelist. I speak about 900 * a year now
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on the subject of creation, evolution, and dinosaurs.
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And I take the position that the Bible is literally true and
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scientifically accurate, and the evolution theory being taught in
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our schools in violation of the 1st amendment is the dumbest and
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most dangerous religion in the history of planet Earth.
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No Dumber idea ever. Anyway, I live in Pensacola, FL.
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I have three kids, one of each got them all married and the dog
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died. Praise God I made it.
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I'm home free and so far 4 grandkids.
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And that's definitely God's reward for not killing your own
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kids when you thought about it. So hang in there, it'll be worth
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it all. All my family lives right around
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me and they all work in our ministry.
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So it's great heaven kids that love the Lord.
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And a couple of them are back here at the back table.
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Back there and one running the camera we have in our backyard
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in Pensacola, FL. Dinosaur Adventureland.
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I like dinosaurs. Our phone number is 479 Dino.
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Our website is Doctor Dino. Dinosaur Adventureland's phone
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number is 478 Dino. 3466 for you alphabetically challenged folks.
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We like dinosaurs. We have thousands and thousands
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of visitors. Come.
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We've had probably close to 1000 people get saved coming through
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our dinosaur Adventureland. Everything we do there has a
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science lesson and a spiritual lesson.
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We have a blast using dinosaurs for the glory of God.
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But you know, for the last 200 years, Christians have been
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extremely confused about where dinosaurs fit into the Bible.
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I heard a lady last night. I was talking to a witness unto
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a lady at the hotel. She said, well, I got a friend
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that told me dinosaurs never existed.
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One guy told me. He said, well, the devil put
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those bones in the ground to fool us.
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Well, you're going to look like a real idiot when talking to
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anybody with normal intelligence when you say something like
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that. OK, yes, dinosaurs lived, but
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when did they live? Where do dinosaurs fit into the
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Bible? Here are two of my grandkids
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playing with one of the dinosaurs at Dinosaur
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Adventureland. We have a wonderful time.
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Christians, though, often are very confused of where they fit
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in. What's happened?
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Christians have compromised the clear teaching of the Bible in
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order to accommodate the dinosaurs.
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That's why they have the gap theory, or the day age theory,
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or progressive creation, or theistic evolution.
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There's no need to do that. I'm going to give you the
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biblical view of dinosaurs here this morning.
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Now, this guy in national pornographic A Geographic says
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no human being has ever seen a live dinosaur.
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Now just hold on a minute. Does he know that or does he
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think that he thinks that there is no possible way he could know
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something like that unless he talked to everybody that ever
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lived? Do you think he talked to Adam
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and Eve before he wrote that? Did he talk to you before he
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wrote that? No.
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OK, that's just not something you can know.
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The Bible says in the beginning God created the heaven and the
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earth. It says in six days the Lord
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made heaven and earth, the sea and all that in them is well.
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If he made everything in six days, then Adam must have seen
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dinosaurs. There's just no two ways about
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it. And yesterday we talked about
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Seminar Part 2, what the Garden of Eden was like.
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It says, God said, let there be a firmament in the midst of the
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waters, and let it divide the waters from the waters.
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We talked about how God originally created the world
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with a canopy of water overhead, which all fell down at the time
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of the flood. It's gone now.
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And there was most of the water under the crust of the earth,
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which all came shooting to the surface when the fountains of
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the deep broke open. Psalm 24 The earth is the
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Lord's. He founded it upon the seas and
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established it upon the floods. Psalm 136.
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He stretched out the earth above the waters.
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I don't know why Christians can read that, read right over it
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and not see what it's saying. The water that's now in the
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ocean used to be in the crust of the earth, but all it all came
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shooting out when the fountains of the deep broke open.
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We cover much more on that on video.
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Number six, what caused the flood in the days of Noah, We
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call it the Hoven theory, so nobody else will get blamed for
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it. But from the creation 6000 years
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ago up until the flood 4400 years ago, the world was very
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different during that time frame.
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The Bible says the people lived over 900 years.
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They really honestly did live to be 900.
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Plus it's interesting. Many ancient cultures have a
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legend about what they called the Golden Age.
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The Babylonians, the Sumerians, the Egyptians all talked about a
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time when man used to live to near to be nearly 1000.
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Well, that's because it was really true.
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They really did live to be almost 1000.
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And yesterday we covered how reptiles grow all their life.
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Reptiles never stop growing. So dinosaurs were big lizards
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that lived with Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden.
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They did not live millions of years ago.
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So the obvious question would be, well they did Noah take
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dinosaurs on the ark? They asked Billy Graham were
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there dinosaurs on Noah's Ark? Billy Graham said no.
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Noah's ark did not include dinosaurs because they were
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extinct by the time man got here.
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Oh, and I praise God for all the good Billy Graham has done, but
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he is dead wrong about that one. OK, dinosaurs on the ark.
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Well, I hope you kept the woodpeckers in a steel cage of
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some kind. That'll be important later.
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People say dinosaurs on the ark. Now, hoven.
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They're kind of big, aren't they?
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Yeah, the big ones were big, but the little ones were little.
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See, Noah was 600 years old when he built that boat.
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OK. He's probably smart enough to
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figure out. You don't have to bring the
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biggest ones you can find. OK, You bring 2 babies.
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Just be sure to get a pink one and a blue one.
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That'll be important later. OK.
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There are all kinds of reasons for bringing babies on the ark.
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OK, You bring babies because they're smaller.
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Well, duh. You know, the biggest dinosaur
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egg is smaller than a football. You bring babies because they
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weigh less, they eat less, they sleep a lot more.
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They're tougher. You know, kids fall down and
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bounce and get up and keep running.
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Adults fall down and break or lay there for a while.
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Plus, you bring babies because after the flood, they're going
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to live longer to produce more offspring, and that's the reason
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you're bringing them. Why on earth would you bring big
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elephants on the Ark? I mean, that would be stupid for
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multiple reasons. OK?
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Why would you bring big giraffes?
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Just bring babies of everything, young ones.
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God and God told him to bring two of every sort.
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Not two of every species, two of every sort.
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He said bring them after his kind.
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After their kind. After his kind, After his kind.
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I mean, the Bible's, you know, real clear on the topic.
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You bring the kinds of animals, not the species, and you only
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have to bring those in whose nostrils was the breath of life,
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and only those on dry land. No, one did not have to bring
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any fish on the ark. They had plenty of water
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outside. OK.
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He also did not have to bring any bugs on the ark, because
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bugs don't have nostrils. Bugs breathe through their skin,
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through spiracles. Insects were not required to be
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in the ark. Insects can survive a flood just
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fine. Go any place where there's been
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a flood. After the water goes down, walk
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out into the mud and tell me the first thing You notice bugs by
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the bazillions, right? Yeah.
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Insects did not have to go on there.
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Some of them might have been on there, but they didn't have to
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be. Noah did not take 400 pairs of
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dogs on the ark. Noah probably never saw a
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Chihuahua in his life. Why did somebody do that to the
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dog? All that special breeding to
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create a dog that's 100% useless.
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Noah probably just had a generic dog like my dog Nikki.
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We had Nikki for 12 years before I knew what kind of dog it was.
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A friend of mine came to the house one day and he said,
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Hoeven, you have got a full blooded canardly.
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He said. A what?
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He said your dog. Look at that, that's a canardly.
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I said it is. He said.
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Well look at it man. You can hardly tell what kind of
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dog it is. Full blooded canardly, probably
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The horse and the zebra had a common ancestor like this
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Mexican textbook says, and I would agree.
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The horse and the zebra had a common ancestor but it looked
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like a horse. OK, 4 wheel drive, genuine
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leather upholstery. I mean all the horse equipment.
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OK. Skeptics say how did Noah fit
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those millions of animals onto the ark?
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Well, the 1st place, he only brought land animals.
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OK. Secondly, you bring those with
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nostrils, no bugs. Thirdly, you bring babies.
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Now that's just plain old common sense, right?
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Fourthly, you bring 2 of each kind, not every single variety.
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And since God made the kinds and God told Noah how big to build a
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boat, I bet God had it kind of figured out, you know, about
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what size to make it, you know? Plus how many were there?
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Many experts will tell you there are about 8000 basic kinds of
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animals in the world. 8000 basic kinds of animals.
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Noah had two of each kind. Not seven of some, I understand,
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but plenty of room on the ark for that samathia say, well,
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Adam could never name all those animals in one day.
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Oh, come on. When I get excited, I can speak
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350 words a minute. At 300 words a minute, you can
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name all the animals in 26 minutes.
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Dog, cat, elephant, aardvark, hamster.
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I mean, come on. It's not a big deal.
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Plus, you got to figure Adam had an extremely high Iqi mean, he
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came straight from the hand of God, fully programmed.
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He could speak every language in the world.
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There's only one. OK.
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I mean, the guy could walk, talk, name all the animals and
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get married. First day.
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This guy's super high IQ. OK, no problem naming all the
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animals in 1/2 hour. OK, what's next?
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All right, What else you got for me?
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God. Plus, how big was the ark?
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I have atheists that I debate all the time.
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They'll say, well, Noah could never put all those animals on
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the ark. I say, really, how many were
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there? I say, well, we don't know.
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Oh, well, how big was the boat? Well, we don't know.
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All we know is he couldn't do it.
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Oh, I see. Is that the way this works?
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OK. It beats what they believe.
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They believe 18 or 20 billion years ago there was a Big Bang
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where nothing exploded and made everything.
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And 4.6 billion years ago the Earth cooled down and formed a
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rocky crust. Yes, the planet Earth cooled and
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a rocky surface was created. And then as the earth formed,
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the surface was hot and there were large pools of bubbling
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lava. This textbook says there was no
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oxygen on the earth, 0% oxygen, but the rocks absorbed it.
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So what? I've been trying to figure out
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that one out for four years. But anyway then oceans formed as
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it rained on the rocks for millions of years.
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Millions of years of torrential rains created the oceans.
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And swirling in the waters of the oceans is a bubbling broth
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of complex chemicals. Progress from a complex chemical
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soup to a living Organism is very slow.
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Boy it sure is. It don't even happen.
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That's how slow it is. Life on Earth may have begun in
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rocks on the ocean floor. Wow.
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All came from a rock. The first self replicating
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systems must have emerged in this organic soup.
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So according to their theory, 20 billion years ago there was a
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Big Bang 4.6 billion years ago the earth form.
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It was a hot ball of rock and then it began to rain and rain
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and rain and rain and rain and rain.
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And finally the oceans filled in.
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And in the oceans the first living organisms appeared.
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So great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great,
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great, great, great, great. Grandpa was soup.
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That's the evolution theory. I didn't make it up but they
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did. So, you know, you can laugh at
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them if you like, far as I'm concerned.
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But now I I asked me to come speak at this College in Boston.
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One time, this pastor, I was going to speak at the church.
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I said, brother, call some of the colleges and see if you can
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have a debate. I love to do debates against
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these guys in front of their own university.
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Well, he called every college within 100 miles of Boston, or a
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lot of them. There's a lot of colleges around
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Boston. And finally one college said no,
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we don't want him to come have a debate, but he can come speak to
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our students if our professors can ask him any questions they
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would like because we would like to show our students how dumb
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you Christians really are. I said I would be honoured to
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come for that. So I showed up.
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There were six professors, all their students.
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I felt like Daniel and the lions Dan, you know, I got my 2
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timelines out over there and I said, now folks, I believe the
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Bible. Nobody cheered.
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I said I believe 6000 years ago God made everything and 4400
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years ago there was a flood when, you know, everything got
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destroyed in the in the flood. And then Noah had two of each
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kind, not species kind, on the ark.
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Now, since then, there's been a whole lot of new varieties
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produced. And then I told them what they
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believe, because most of them don't know what they believe.
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You got to tell them, you know, I said, you guys believe 20
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billion years ago, Big Bang 4.6 billion years ago, the Earth
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cooled down. It rained on the rocks for
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millions of years, turned them into soup, and the soup came
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alive 3 billion years ago. This one professor was getting
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very angry. I seem to do that to them, he
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said. Mr. Hoeven, you realize there
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are nearly 400 varieties of dogs in the world today?
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I said, Sir, I have no idea how many, but 400 sounds good, he
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said. You mean to tell me that you
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believe all those dogs came from two dogs on Noah's Ark.
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You want me to believe that? I said, Sir, would you look at
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what you're teaching your students, you're teaching your
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students that all those dogs came from a rock?
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He didn't have any more questions.
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After that. I did a debate one time at
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university and afterwards this lady came walking down the
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aisle. Boy, she was mad.
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The smoke was coming out her nose.
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She was angry at me. She came walking straight up
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toward me. I said, Lord, I'm coming home.
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She walked up, put her hands on her hips and she said, Tonight
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you told everybody that we believe we come from a rock.
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We do not believe that. I said, ma'am, you need to calm
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down. You're going to blow a gasket.
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I said, Ma'am, do you believe in evolution?
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She said yes, I do. I'm a professor here at the
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university. I said, Well, ma'am, would you
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please tell me then where we came from?
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She said. We came from a macro molecule, I
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said. And where did that come from?
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She said. From the oceans, from the
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prebiotic soup, I said. And where did that come from?
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She said it rained on the rocks for millions of years.
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You can see her slowly dawning on her.
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You know, I do believe I come from a rock.
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Yes, ma'am, you do. Better be careful going outside.
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Don't step on Grandpa. I found her life verse saying to
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a stock thou art my father to a stone thou has brought me forth.
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There's Grandpa right there. Yep, Yep.
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I even found my daddy's life verse in the Bible.
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Lord have mercy on my son for he is a lunatic and sore fixed
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anyway. The Bible says the earth was
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corrupt and filled with violence.
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And God looked upon the earth and it was corrupt.
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All flesh had corrupted his way upon the earth.
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And God said to Noah, the end of all flesh has come before me.
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The earth is filled with violence.
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Through them I will destroy them with the earth, make thee an
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ark. And Noah said to his boys, boys,
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go for wood. We got to build a boat.
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And so they went and got all this wood and they built this
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huge boat. Now, after the flood was over,
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Noah's son had a baby and named him Arphaxad.
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Why would anybody name a kid Arfaxad?
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Can't you see that kid in kindergarten?
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What's your name, son? Arfaxad.
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Do you know how to spell it? No, nobody does.
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But don't you think one day little Arfaxad's getting big
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enough? He's sitting on grandpa's lap
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and he's looking around like kids do.
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He says, hey grandpa, I have AI. Have a question.
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How come we're the only people in the whole world?
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You mean we got this whole planet to ourself?
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What? What happened?
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And grandpa's going to tell him the story about the flood.
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Actually, they're going to talk about that flood for a long
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time. We're down in Pensacola.
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We're going to be talking about Hurricane Ivan for a long time.
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OK? And that's just one little
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storm. Can you imagine a worldwide
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flood, man? They talk about that for
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centuries, actually. Our fact says Daddy Shem, Noah's
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son, live long enough to tell that story directly to Abraham,
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Isaac and Jacob. You'll never catch that reading
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your Bible. But when you graph it out, it's
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like, wow, that's unbelievable. Do you know they're still
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talking about that flood in many cultures around the world?
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So far, 270 flood legends have been identified in different
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countries and cultures around the world.
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The Hawaiians have a legend that says long after the death of
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Kunihana, the first man, the world became a wicked, terrible
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place to live. There was one good man left.
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His name was Nuu. He made a great canoe with a
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house on it and filled it with animals.
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The waters came up over all the earth and killed all the people.
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Only Nu and his family were saved.
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One family saved in a boat full of animals.
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Sounds kind of like the Bible story, doesn't it?
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The Chinese have a legend called the Hiking Classic.
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They say that Fuhai is the father of their civilization.
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Fuhai is probably Noah. OK, the story says Fuhai, his
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wife, three sons and three daughters escaped a great flood.
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He and his family were the only people alive on earth.
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After the great flood they repopulated the world.
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Interesting. Now the Mexican, The Tolik
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Indians in Mexico have a very interesting story.
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They said the first world lasted 17116 years and was destroyed by
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a flood that covered the highest mountains.
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One family named Coxcox survived 17116 years.
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Well, the Bible dates add up to 1656 from the creation to the
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flood, but that's not bad for a legend. 4000 years old question.
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Why would there be nearly 300 flood legends?
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I think it's because there was a flood.
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That's my theory. OK, probably the Atlantis
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legend. Everybody's searching for the
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lost continent of Atlanta. Probably it's another flood
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legend. As far as the folks on the boat
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were concerned. The whole world sank beneath the
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waves. Actually, they were going up.
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The world wasn't going down. I think Atlantis is another
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flood story. Anyway, if you look at the
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country of Turkey, at the far right hand side, you will see a
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mountain called Mount Ararat. It is 12 miles from the Russian
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border, very politically unstable region on a Turkish
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map. It's called Noah Ongamshi, which
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means Noah's big boat. That's the name of the region.
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They've got signs. You drive right up to it.
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Noah's big boat this way. 5 kilometers.
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The Bible says the Ark rested in the seventh month.
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Now that's interesting. Noah did not get out till the
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13th month. Why would he stand there for
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five and a half extra months after the Ark rested?
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Well, we cover all the reasons why on video.
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Number Six, the Hoven theory. But the Bible says it rested in
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the seventh month upon the mountains of Ararat.
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Mountains, plural. The Bible does not say the Ark
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landed on Mount Ararat. Read it carefully.
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It does not say that it says it landed in the mountains of
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Ararat. Actually, there are 4 theories
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about what happened to Noah's Ark.
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OK, one theory says they took it apart and used the lumber for
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buildings. Second theory says it rotted.
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The third theory says it's still on the mountain.
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And the 4th theory says it's in the valley.
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And the guys who think it's on the mountain go over there every
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couple years on a big expedition.
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They climb the mountain. They all come back and say, you
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know, we almost found it. I'm not sure how you can know.
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You almost found something. But anyway, that's what they say
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and maybe maybe it's there. I don't know.
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It doesn't matter to me at all. OK.
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But other folks think, hey guys, it's not even on that mountain.
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It's down in the valley 17 miles away and they think that is
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Noah's Ark right there. That boat shaped object, kind of
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a teardrop shape. In 1960, this was discovered by
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high altitude surveillance plane.
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In 1978 there was an earthquake and either it lifted up or the
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ground dropped down. I don't know the results the
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same. It is now sticking up out of the
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ground about 1820 feet. Ron Wyatt died in 99.
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He was a good friend of mine. He and many others have spent
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years studying this thing, but they think it's Noah's Ark.
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And like I said, honestly, I don't know and I don't care.
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I don't. It doesn't matter to me where it
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is, and some Christians and creationists get all upset with
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anybody that mentions there might be another theory besides
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theirs. Look, my my approach to any
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subject if is if there's more than one option, tell everybody
21:04
all the options and say, here's the various theories on this,
21:07
Here's why I believe this one. But go ahead and research
21:09
yourself. I think you ought to look at all
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the options Richard Reeves took over for Ron.
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There he is in front of his model of Noah's ark that he
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built, but according to them, the ark has collapsed.
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Obviously a boat that old would, you know, cave in and fold out
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to the side. It's splayed and one of the
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arguments the sceptics use is, well, it's too wide to be Noah's
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Ark. Well, of course it's too wide.
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Boats all do that. They fall outwards.
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You can go to any old rotten boat someplace.
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You'll see the same effect. But radar scans show that there
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are deck Timbers, some kind of huge Timbers in there.
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Apparently it's some kind of big structure.
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They find iron rivets in there. The Ark was bolted together.
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They knew about iron back then. Not a problem.
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You can see some of the rivets at the Wyatt Museum South of
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Nashville, TN. It used a laminated wood, 3
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layers of wood glued together with a tar like substance, pitch
21:55
made from tree SAP and apparently it's like basic
21:59
plywood. OK, huge thick layers of wood
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and there's no grain in the wood.
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Interesting. It's almost like the trees
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didn't have growing seasons, the wood they were using.
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Anyway, The Wyatt Museum is a converted gas station just South
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of Nashville at exit 27 on the northwest corner.
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You can stop down there and see them.
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Missus Wyatt wrote a book called The Dooms the boat Shaped Object
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on Doomsday Mountain. With all the research she and
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her husband had done on that. Apparently the Ark landed close
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to Mount Ararat, got stuck in the mud, everybody got off and
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left and at some time later there was a mud flow or and or a
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lava flow that pushed the Ark down and broke the bottom off.
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What used to be the the keel full of ballast for weight to
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keep it upright was broken off. And it's way up near the
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mountain. And the Ark has apparently moved
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down several miles from where it used to be.
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It used to be way over here at the left at a little village
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called Kazan, which in Turkish means village of Eight.
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Village of eight. Now wait a minute.
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There was eight people on that boat.
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But apparently the Ark has drifted down from where it used
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to be. And that's another long story.
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But the government of Turkey has studied all this and they say,
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Yep, that's Noah's Ark. They even built a visitor
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center. Some folks have said, oh, it's
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not Noah's ark, it's a boat shaped object.
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It's just a it's just a flow stone.
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It's it's flow formation around a stationary object.
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When mud flows around something, it makes that teardrop shaped
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like an airplane wing. Yes, I understand.
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It does. You're right.
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But the pointed end of the teardrop is always downstream.
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The rounded end is upstream, like an airplane wing.
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This one's backwards. There are flow formations in
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that area, no question. But this is not one of them.
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One guy argued. It's just a Fort.
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Who would build a Fort under a hill?
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Duh. The guy still rocks down inside,
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you know? Anyway, some creationists say
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it's not Noah's ark, and they get mad at me for him
23:52
mentioning, well, I'm sorry, I'm going to mention it until I
23:54
start working for you and then I'll quit.
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OK, but the Bible says the ark will be 300 cubits long.
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Now cubit is elbow to fingertip. I'm 6 foot one.
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My cubit is 21 inches. The average standard Egyptian
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cubit was 20.65, just a hair shorter than mine.
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That boat shaped object is 515 feet long, which is 300 Egyptian
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cubits. So that doesn't prove it's the
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arc, but it is interesting. It is the right size.
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OK, it's about 2/3 the size of the Titanic, about two football
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fields long, pretty good sized boat.
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In that region. Near the village of Kazan they
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found 12 giant rocks that they weigh 9000 lbs.
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These rocks up here at Kazan, 9000 LB.
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And they have holes in the top. Apparently this rock was to be
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held over the side of the boat to be what's called an anchor
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stone or a drogue stone, and the hole in the top of the rock is
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curved. I have drilled a lot of holes in
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my life. I've done a lot of building
24:52
construction. I don't know how you would drill
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a curved hole through a rock, but there they are.
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When the Sea of Galilee dried up quite a bit here 10 years ago,
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it exposed all kinds of beach that had never been exposed in
25:03
centuries. And all around there they found
25:04
hundreds of small rocks with holes in them.
25:06
It's a common practice in stormy areas like that to put rocks
25:10
around the side of the boat to keep the boat stabilized, give
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it some weight. If it gets windy, you drop them
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down into the water and you now have a sea anchor all the way
25:18
around the boat. But anyway, there are a lot of
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folks who think these rocks were actually drogue stones or sea
25:23
anchors for Noah's Ark. What this would do, this would
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make make the boat stable during stormy weather.
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It's almost like your anchor to the water if you can imagine
25:33
that. And if it really gets windy, the
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rocks are going to drag behind you and now you're always
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perpendicular to the waves. You can't capsize 1 atheist
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wrote me a letter and he said hoven I heard your seminar about
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Noah's ark having big rocks hanging over the side.
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You are so stupid. Don't you know if he had rocks
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hanging all over the boat, it would slow him down?
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I wrote back. Where was he going?
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There is no place to go, OK? The whole world's underwater,
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OK? He's just trying to float.
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You see? No.
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Other instructions are real simple.
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Get in. Sit down.
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Float land. Get out.
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OK. You don't have to go anywhere.
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No sails. You don't have to steer the
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boat, OK? One atheist said.
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Well, a sailboat was built with six masts and it it leaked so
26:27
bad because of the twisting from the sail.
26:28
Well, Noah's Ark didn't have any sails, OK?
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It just was designed to float. And some people think it might
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have had a moonpool in the centre because a long ship has
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trouble going over the waves. It tends to lift up and the ends
26:39
are exposed and it tends to flex or break in the middle.
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Well, if Noah's Ark had a moonpool, that would solve the
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problem. What it is, it's a hole in the
26:45
centre. As the waves go up and down, the
26:47
water goes up and down inside that hole.
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Of course you got a wall built up on the inside.
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It's called a moonpool. As the water goes up and down
26:55
inside that moonpool, going over the waves, it acts like a giant
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piston, forcing fresh air in and out of the boat.
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Every time you hit a wave. You might actually pray for a
27:05
good wave once in a while. Hey, Lord, we're about to feed
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the elephants. Would you please send a wave?
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Yeah. Anyway, what happened to the
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dinosaurs when Noah got off the ark?
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You know, the question of what happened to the dinosaurs has
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been used in schools to start a conversation about evolution for
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a long time. One of Satan's favorite tools to
27:23
use is dinosaurs because kids love them.
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I spoke at a public school one time to 301st graders.
27:32
Try that sometime. I drove a church bus for 17
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years and taught junior church for 17 years and there were 300
27:40
first graders in this room. I'm speaking and I got my
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dinosaurs out and I said, boys and girls, I got a question for
27:45
you. When did dinosaurs live?
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I mean instantly. All of them shouted out millions
27:53
of years ago. I thought, now wait a minute.
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These kids are in first grade, OK?
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They can barely read. How do they believe that
28:01
already? Where have the Christians been
28:06
teaching the truth about creation?
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Why are we waiting till the kids get their mind polluted with
28:11
evolution and then trying to win them back?
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Why don't we just not lose them to begin with?
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Why hasn't there been a Christian response to this
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dinosaur stuff? Where the what the Christians
28:23
did in the 1800s is they compromised their Bible with the
28:28
gap theory to accommodate the dinosaurs and then they let
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Satan have the dinosaurs. That's what happened exactly.
28:34
But anyway, there are 16 theories of what happened to the
28:36
dinosaurs. One theory says a asteroid
28:39
struck the Yucatan Peninsula in, you know, Mexico and killed them
28:42
65,000,000 years ago. A scientist here in Indiana said
28:46
the dinosaurs killed themselves off with their own flatulence.
28:51
They could not stand the heat. I'm not sure what to do about a
28:55
theory like that, but here's the real reason they went extinct
28:58
smoking anyway. What?
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What made the dinosaurs go extinct?
29:05
Do you realize they're asking the wrong question?
29:08
The question is not what made them go extinct.
29:10
The question is, did they go extinct?
29:13
See, the liberals are always real good at getting us to argue
29:15
about the wrong subject. They're always asking me, should
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we have creation taught in public schools?
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I see that's a good question and I will be glad to discuss that.
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However, there's another question we should ask first.
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OK, the real question is, should we have public schools?
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Let's argue that one for a while first, OK?
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And if we're going to have them, then we'll discuss what should
29:37
be taught in them and who decides what is taught in them.
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I mean, does Bill Clinton decide what's taught, or does Osama bin
29:43
Laden decide what's taught? Or maybe you should decide.
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Maybe I should decide. See, the whole problem is some
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people have this idiot idea that children belong to the state.
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No, no, no. You see, children belong to God,
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and they are entrusted to parents.
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And the parents should decide what God wants them to be
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taught. The state does not ever have any
30:03
children. It is sterile, OK?
30:06
It can't have children, right? So they want to steal yours.
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That's another long, interesting story.
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But anyway, the 10th Amendment to the Constitution says the
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federal government only has certain very limited powers, and
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anything else is left to the states.
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The federal government has no business being involved in
30:23
education or welfare or hurricane relief or anything
30:28
else. No business at all.
30:30
If you want to see why the schools went public, we get this
30:33
many good articles, one by Samuel Blumenfeld That's
30:35
incredible about why we have a public school system.
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It's all part of the plan for a new world order.
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Big part of the plan. Get our college class.
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CSE One O 2. I teach college classes on
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creation. Or we go into much more detail.
30:48
You know, chase every rabbit and kick every dog and you can get
30:50
that if you get time. But anyway, dinosaurs getting
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off the ark had a very difficult time.
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The climate had changed. Things were different.
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Remember before the flood? They lived to be 900.
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Read your Bible. After the flood they only lived
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to be 400 and then 200 and then 100.
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Something changed. Well for one thing, that canopy
31:10
overhead was gone #2. The soil was now not loaded with
31:14
minerals like it's supposed to be to have plants grow like
31:16
crazy. And the atmospheric pressure was
31:18
different. The canopy had collapsed, it was
31:20
gone. I believe sunlight was now
31:21
getting through radiation, etcetera.
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Much many more problems in the post flood environment.
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Dinosaurs had two problems #1 the climate change #2 it was
31:33
probably worse. People haunted them, they killed
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them. Now they didn't call them
31:38
dinosaur though. They called them dragon.
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See, the word dinosaur wasn't made-up till 1841.
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So for most of human history these creatures are called
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Dragons. Did you know dinosaurs?
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Not even in the dictionary. In 1891 for most of human
31:53
history they were known as Dragons.
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Now, Dragons are mentioned in the Bible 34 times.
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People say, why aren't dinosaurs in the Bible?
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Last night I'm talking to this lady at the counter at the
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hotel. She said, well, dinosaurs aren't
32:04
in the Bible. I said, that's correct.
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That word wasn't made-up till 1841.
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And if you got the right Bible, that was translated 1611.
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So of course you're not going to find that word in there, duh.
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But they called them Dragons. Dragons are listed in the
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dictionary In 1946, as now rare as the population of people
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began to grow after the flood, the population of Dragons began
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to go down because nobody wants to live next door to a dragon.
32:33
Same thing happened in Cobb County, Georgia, where Atlanta
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is today. Do you realize how many grizzly
32:38
bears there are roaming around the woods right now near
32:41
Atlanta, GA 0? You know how many there were
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just 300 years ago? Hundreds.
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What happened to the grizzly bears in Cobb County, Georgia?
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Well, as people move in and civilize an area, the big
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ferocious animals are killed off or driven off.
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Happens everywhere. If it came on the Evening News
33:04
tonight that there were 5 grizzly bears roaming around
33:06
Cobb County, you know what would happen by 6:00 in the morning?
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They'd all be dead. Because every redneck in four
33:14
states would be out there with a rifle trying to shoot one,
33:17
right? And whoever could shoot the
33:19
biggest one would be a hero. They'd have his picture on the
33:23
front page. Hey, Bubba shot the grizzly bear
33:25
and saved the village. Yeah, he did.
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Well, that's exactly what happened to the Dragons, man.
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If you could figure out a way to kill a dragon, they'd be telling
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stories about you around the campfire.
33:35
From now on, people kill Dragons for meat because they were a
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menace. To prove you're a hero, to prove
33:41
your superior competition for land or for medicinal purposes.
33:44
Many ancient recipes call for dragon blood, dragon bones,
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dragon saliva. Why Gilgamesh is famous for
33:52
slaying a dragon. A Chinese legend tells about a
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guy named Yu that surveyed the land of China.
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It says after the flood, he surveyed the land and divided it
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into sections. He built channels to drain the
34:03
water off to the sea and make the land livable again.
34:06
Many snakes and Dragons were driven from the marshlands.
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Yeah, that's just normal. If you want to build a city, you
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got to, you know, drive off the Dragons and then build your
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city. I mean, it was expected you got
34:15
to drive the Dragons off. OK?
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Why would the Chinese calendar have 11 real animals?
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You know, the pig, the duck, the dog and a dragon.
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Why would they put a mythical animal in there?
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Could it be that at the time they come up with these 12
34:31
symbols, there were 12 real animals?
34:35
Here's one of the oldest pieces of pottery on planet Earth.
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It's a piece of slate from Egypt, first dynasty of United
34:41
Egypt. It shows long neck Dragons.
34:44
We make replicas of it. If you want to get one for a
34:45
prize for your bus route, for something to give out to the kid
34:47
who does whatever, you know you could go crazy over this thing.
34:50
Half size replicas of the oldest pieces of Potter piece of
34:53
pottery on earth. Why would they put long neck
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dinosaurs on pottery 3800 years ago?
35:03
There's two long neck dinosaurs with a sheep in between their
35:05
mouths. Here's a hippo test from the
35:08
12th century BC showing an animal with a long neck and a
35:11
long tail. There's a cylinder seal showing
35:14
what appears to quite obviously be long necked dinosaurs.
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The Bible talks about a fiery flying serpent in Isaiah 14.
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Wait a minute, fiery flying serpent?
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Well, if you read the story of Herodotus, Herodotus says he
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went to a certain place in Arabia, almost exactly opposite
35:32
Bhutto, to make inquiries concerning the winged serpents.
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On my arrival I saw the backbones and ribs of serpents
35:39
in such numbers as it's impossible to describe.
35:42
The winged serpent is shaped like the water snake.
35:45
Its wings are not feathered, but resemble very closely those of
35:47
the bat, the people, where the bones lie at the entrance of a
35:52
narrow gorge between steep mountains.
35:54
The story goes that with the spring the winged snakes come
35:57
flying from Arabia towards Egypt, but are met in this gorge
36:00
by the bird called ibises, who forbid their entrance and
36:03
destroy them all. The book of Josephus talks about
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the fiery flying serpent that Moses came had to kill when he
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came to the land of Ethiopia and he ended up marrying the
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Princess of The Ethiopians and which is why his sister got mad
36:17
at him later for marrying an Ethiopian.
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Not because she was black necessarily but because of how
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this all happened. You read the story in Josephus
36:24
book. Anyway, in the Anglo-Saxon
36:26
Chronicle it talks about in 793 AD about the fiery Dragons
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flying across the firmament. The Babylonian God Marduke has
36:36
shown pictured on a fire breathing dragon.
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You say Brother Hovind. Now you don't believe in fire
36:42
breathing Dragons do you? Yeah, I believe there were some.
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We cover all that in our videotape about Leviathan.
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But Job chapter 41 talks about Leviathan.
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It says out of his mouth go burning lamps and sparks a fire
36:53
leap out. Out of his nostrils go a smoke.
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You know, I've seen deacons do that at Southern Baptist
37:00
churches. OK, so that's no big deal.
37:01
But his breath kindle of coals and a flame goeth out of his
37:06
mouth. Now wait wait wait, was there
37:08
really a fire breathing dragon? Well you better watch the
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Leviathan video about the fire breathing dragon.
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But if you get a Catholic Bible you'll find the book of Daniel
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has two extra chapters in it. It's part of the Apocrypha
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books. OK, Daniel 13 and 14, very
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interesting reading. Definitely not scripture.
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OK, but in Daniel 14 it says there was a great dragon in the
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place, and the Babylonians worshipped him.
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And the king said to Daniel, behold, thou couldst not say now
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that this is not a living God. Adore him therefore.
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And Daniel said, I adore the Lord my God, for he is the
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living God. But that is no living God.
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But give me leave. That's permission you military
37:45
guys know about. Leave, OK?
37:46
And I will kill this dragon without sword or club.
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And the king said, I give thee leave.
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Then Daniel took pitch and fat and hair and boiled them
37:55
together and made lumps and put them into the Dragon's mouth.
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And the dragon burst asunder. What a strange story.
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Let me give you the hoven translation.
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OK? The Bible tells us that Daniel
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was a man who understood science.
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Those are the kind that Nebuchadnezzar took away that
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time. OK?
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And Daniel would have known full well.
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That pitch is made from tree SAP, and it's very sticky.
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Fat is salty tasting. And almost all animals like
38:19
things that are salty tasting and hare won't digest.
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So he made little lumps of pitch fat, and hare tossed him in the
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dragon. Loved them, swallowed them,
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couldn't digest them. And then they plugged up his
38:30
intestinal track. And these were the days before
38:33
roto-rooter. And so he burst asunder.
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You figure it out, OK? Anyway, Saddam Insane.
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Hussein has quite an ego problem.
38:41
He thinks he is Nebuchadnezzar Reincarnated.
38:46
George Bush always called him Saddam Hussein.
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I wondered why does he call him Saddam?
38:50
His name is Saddam. Well, Saddam means Prince.
38:54
Saddam means horses. Rear end.
38:58
I called him Saddam Hussein. Anyway, Saddam issued currency
39:04
with his picture in front of Nebuchadnezzar.
39:08
Saddam spent a fortune rebuilding the ancient city of
39:10
Babylon. But you know, ancient Babylon
39:12
was discovered buried in the dry sand over there.
39:14
The bricks were just nearly perfectly preserved by the dry
39:18
sand. So they excavated ancient
39:20
Babylon and rebuilt it. Babylon was totally rebuilt in
39:24
the last 20-30 years. I believe Saddam put a brick
39:27
about every 10 feet around the wall.
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That says I am Saddam Hussein. I have rebuilt Babylon the
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Great, I am a grandson of Nebuchadnezzar.
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But on that wall they found carvings of lions and carvings
39:39
of Dragons. Now I can understand why they'd
39:42
put a lion on there. I mean, we know about lions, but
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why would they put carvings of Dragons on a brick wall 2600
39:48
years ago? Maybe because they knew about
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Dragons. They're still there.
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You can go see them. A friend of mine was there as
39:56
soldiers. Yep, they're still here.
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Dragons still on the wall from 2600 years ago.
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Ishtar Gate is covered in them. Lions and Dragons now.
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We made a model of it for dinosaur Adventureland.
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If you want to come to Pensacola, that's a little
40:12
closer than Iraq for most of you.
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But Alexander the Great said his soldiers were scared by Dragons
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when they conquered part of India in 300 BC.
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This Roman mosaic shows 2 long necked Dragons fighting.
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Or kissing. Now that would be necking.
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Wow. Anyway, how did how did the
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Romans know about Dragons? IN200AD Saint George is famous
40:36
for slaying a dragon. In 275 AD Beowulf slew 2 Dragons
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and the third one killed him. You should try to read the
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Beowulf story in Old English. Good luck.
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That's English. 1500 years ago. That was English.
40:52
I can only read one word on the page.
40:54
It says duh. But anyway, when they translate
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the story to modern English, the story tells us Beowulf killed
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Grendel the dragon by pulling off one of its arms and the
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creature bled to death pulled off his arm.
41:08
Well they found a Babylonian cylinder seal showing a guy
41:10
pulling the arm off a dragon. Interesting.
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Get the book after the flood if you want a whole lot more on
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Dragons living with man. But there's a city in France is
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famous because a dragon came up out of the water and a guy
41:24
killed it and cut the head off and stuck it over the corner of
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the building. The head of the dragon was
41:29
mounted on his building. They called it the gargoyle.
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How many Have you ever heard of the gargoyle?
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They still do that today. You can buy these ugly little
41:37
critters. You put them on your building or
41:38
whatever over your door. Well, the word gargoyle means
41:41
throat. We get our word gargle, gurgle,
41:43
regurgitate, gorge and glutton from that word has to do with
41:47
the throat. So next time you gargle, you can
41:49
think about slaying a dragon. You see where the Hoeven I am
41:53
slaying a dragon when I gargle. OK, anyway, an Irish rider said
41:56
they killed a dragon with iron nails on its tail.
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Well, Stegosaurus certainly had big spikes on his tail, that's
42:03
for sure. So did several other animals.
42:05
But here's a Viking woodcut showing a dragon swallowing a
42:08
guy. This is from the 11th century,
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thousand years ago. OK, the Vikings put dragon heads
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on their ships 1000 years ago. Why would they do that?
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Well, they knew about the great dragon of the sea.
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They called it the Kraken. Again, Bill Cooper's got a lot
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on that in his book. But the famous Icelandic hero
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Siegfried slew the dragon Fafner as a castle.
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Bricks were found in a castle from the 12th century showing
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Dragons. Here's a 12th century castle in
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Germany with Dragons on it. Why would they put Dragons on
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their castles? Marco Polo lived in China for 17
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years. When he came back, he said the
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emperor is raising Dragons to pull Chariots in his parades.
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Why would he say that? Oh, probably because the emperor
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was raising Dragons to pull Chariots in his parades.
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That's my theory. Yeah.
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OK. In 1611 they appointed the post
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of royal dragon feeder. Why do you need a royal dragon
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feeder? Let me guess.
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To feed the dragon. Yeah, right.
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OK, There's a 13th century castle with Dragons on it.
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There's a grey from the 15th century showing and carved in
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brass 2 long neck dinosaurs. 16th century castle has Dragons
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on it. We've got 7 coins in our museum
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on loan. They're silver dollars from
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1500s to 16 hundreds. Real silver dollars.
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All of them show somebody slaying a dragon.
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It was common 400 years ago. Everybody knew about slaying
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Dragons. Of course you got to slay the
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dragon, you know, That's just standard procedure.
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Save the dragon, rescue the Princess or whatever.
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I don't know. But here's a Russian medallion
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showing a guy killing a dragon. Bulgarian postage stamp has
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somebody killing a dragon. The Crest of Lithuania shows
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somebody killing a dragon. A city in France was renamed
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Nerluk to honor the man who slew the dragon.
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Indians carved dinosaurs on the walls of the Grand Canyon.
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Why would they put dinosaurs on the walls of Grand Canyon?
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Maybe because they haunted dinosaurs around there.
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In 1925 some guys took a raft trip down one of the canyons out
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West and they wrote a report. They saw one of these dinosaurs
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and they said the fact that some prehistoric man, they made a
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pictograph of a dinosaur in the walls of this Canyon upsets
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completely all of our theories. Oh, they upset his theories?
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Oh, no, he said. About a year ago, a photograph
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of a dinosaur was shown to a scientist of national repute who
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was then specializing in dinosaurs.
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He said it's not a dinosaur. It's impossible because we know
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dinosaurs were extinct 12 million years before man
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appeared on Earth. Oh, hold on just a minute.
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OK, 1st place. It's not possible for you to
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know what happened 12 million years ago.
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OK, so let's just get that straight first up.
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OK. Secondly, notice he said 12
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million. Now today the kids are taught
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dinosaurs died 65,000,000 years ago, aren't they?
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65,000,000 years ago. It's interesting to see the
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inflation of the age of the earth.
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See in 1770 they said the earth was 70,000 years old.
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By 19/02, it was 2 billion years old.
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In 1969, it was 3 1/2 billion years old.
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Today, it's 4.6. Did you know the Earth is
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getting older at the rate of 21,000,000 years per year?
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That's 40 years per minute. OK, it's aging rapidly, folks.
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Anyway, if you go to Blanding, Utah, you'll see carvings of
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dinosaurs on the Cliff there. Apparently they knew about
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dinosaurs in Utah. The Indians knew about them.
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They killed them. Apparently this is a cave
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painting in Australia showing a guy running away from what
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appears to be a dinosaur. I can't pronounce the name of
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this place in Canada. Mishap has something rather
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here, but it looks like these Indians have painted something
45:46
on the Cliff there that appears to be like a dinosaur with a
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dermal frill ridged on its back. This is a painting from
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Australia. These guys are all dancing
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around what quite obviously looks like a dinosaur.
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Apparently they're upset because of their friend.
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OK, there's the friend inside and I'll give him back.
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Please. Right now anyway, this guy says
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nobody's ever seen a dinosaur. Well, why did they put them on
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their cave paintings? Why did they put them on ancient
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pottery? Why did why do we see so many
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legends of Dragons if nobody's ever seen one Down in Peru,
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they've got the driest desert in the world.
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It's only rained twice in 400 years is my understanding.
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When the Spanish came across there in 15 hundreds, they found
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white lines on the desert. They were obviously man made.
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Somebody piled up the rocks. There's a pile of white rocks
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that goes sometimes for miles, straight as an arrow.
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These are today are called the Nazca Lines.
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How many have you ever heard of the Nazca images?
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They got all these images down there and down in Peru.
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You can study that if you'd like, but strange.
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These images are interesting, but one of them shows a spider
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which has no eyes and one leg is longer than the rest.
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And for centuries everybody thought, well, these were poor,
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ignorant, stupid people, you know, they forgot to put the
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eyes on and they made the one leg longer.
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About an accident. Recently there was a spider
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discovered in the Amazon jungle 1000 miles away.
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It only lives in caves. It is extremely rare, supposed
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to be one of the rarest spiders on earth.
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It's an eighth of an inch long little tiny spider, lives 1000
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miles away in the dark in the caves.
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The spider has no eyes and during mating season that one
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particular leg grows longer and exchanges DNA off the tip of
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that leg for 15 seconds. How did they know that in Peru,
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1000 miles away? Maybe they weren't so stupid
47:31
after all. Anyway, in 1535 the Spanish
47:36
conquistadors came through that area and they found stones with
47:38
strange animals on them. They sent some back to the king
47:41
of Spain and said, what on earth are these animals carved on
47:44
these rocks? The king said, I have no clue.
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Today they're called the ICCA burial stones from Icca, Peru.
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Dennis Swift is probably the world's expert on those.
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He's one of my good friends from Portland, OR.
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He did a great session at our boot camp 95.
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I mean in 2005 our creation boot camp we have in Pensacola, FL
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and we've got his DV DS about him speaking on the ICCA stones.
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It's incredible. You can still get those on our
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website, but these stones show dinosaurs on them.
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The Nazca burial stones from about the time of Christ plus or
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minus a few 100 years. Some of them show brain surgery.
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They find brain surgery instrument, hardened copper
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tempered copper instruments for cutting into people's heads.
48:23
Apparently they some of them show heart surgery, limb
48:27
reattachment, steam engine, what I'm showed what looks like a
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steam engine. Strange things are found on
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these echo stones in Peru, but quite a few of them over 500 I
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believe show dinosaurs. Why would they have dinosaurs
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and humans on the same stones? Well, because people lived with
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dinosaurs anyway. There's plenty on that.
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There's one from our museum shows a dinosaur holding a guy
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by the head. This one we've got shows what
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appears to be a guy cutting the head off the dragon because the
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dragon killed his friend. You can see the friend's body is
49:00
inside, but his head's missing, so his buddy's just doing what
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the Bible says, You know, vengeance is fine saith the Lord
49:05
or something like that, but this guy's jabbing one through the
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throat with a spear. This one's hard to see, but he's
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shoving the spear down the Dragon's throat.
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This one, the Dragon's got the guy by the arm and apparently
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his spirit is leaving. He's flying off into heaven or
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wherever they go when they die in their culture.
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You know, this guy's got the knife stuck in the Dragon's head
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and the Dragon's biting the guy. We've got eight of these stones
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in Pensacola, FL. It's the largest collection in
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America, I believe, at $1500 each, you know, And not too many
49:35
people have these things, but some of them show circles on the
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side. Now that's kind of interesting.
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Why would they put circles on the side of the dinosaurs?
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Well, nobody ever found dinosaur skin until about 20 years ago
49:48
when fossilized dinosaur skin was found.
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It's very interesting. The dinosaur skin has circle
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patterns on it. They had to see a live 1 to know
49:58
to put that on the stones because you couldn't tell that
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from the bones. We got some dinosaur skin in our
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museum in Pensacola recently. They just found unfossilized
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soft dinosaur tissue, soft dinosaur tissue.
50:15
So now the brilliant scientists are trying to figure out how
50:18
could tissue stay soft for 70 million years?
50:22
The thought will never cross their brain to question that
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maybe it's not 70 million years old.
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I mean, that thought will never enter their head.
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OK, this guy's cutting the head off a dragon.
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There's a guy riding one. We got a ton of information on
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dinosaurs living with man. Sometimes they're in friendly
50:38
gestures, like this one's petting him.
50:39
He's got his head laying on his shoulder.
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OK, pottery was found with dinosaurs on it.
50:43
A mummy was found in a tomb wrapped in a blanket.
50:45
And all around the blanket were dinosaurs.
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Why would they put dinosaurs on their blankets?
50:51
Why would they put them on their pottery?
50:53
Why would they carve them on Cliff walls?
50:54
Why would they put them on their waistbands?
50:58
In Accumbaro, Mexico, 56,000 ceramic figurines of dinosaurs
51:02
were found. They knew about them in central
51:05
Mexico. They have always lived with man.
51:08
They did not live millions of years ago.
51:10
But everybody today is saying dinosaurs lived millions of
51:13
years ago. Nobody's ever seen one.
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Yeah, I think they have. OK, An Italian peasant killed a
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dragon that was bothering his cows.
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They had it stuffed and mounted for a museum display in 1572.
51:26
By the way, you know why so many Italians are named Tony?
51:30
Years ago they were shipping them to America and they stamped
51:31
on their forehead to New York. Just a little bit of trivia
51:36
there, but the Sutton artifact appears to show what it looks
51:38
like. A pterodactyl with its wings
51:40
folded up. This lady sent me this picture
51:43
of the dragon found in Utah, said Brother Hogan.
51:45
Looks like a dinosaur to me carved on the Cliff up here.
51:48
Roman artifacts were found in Tucson, AZ, by the way.
51:51
The Romans came across the ocean way before Columbus did.
51:54
Columbus was not the first white man across the ocean.
51:57
There was trade back and forth for centuries until the, you
51:59
know, Catholic Church kind of had the Dark Ages come in and
52:02
shut down knowledge and information.
52:04
But Brenda the Navigator came across in 500 AD.
52:07
Roman coins or Hebrew coins were found in Ohio in a burial mound.
52:11
There was trade back and forth at the time of Christ across the
52:14
ocean. But in a Los Lunas Decalogue
52:18
stone here found in New Mexico, there's an 80 ton stone showing
52:21
the 10 commandments. In Byzantine, which was only
52:25
used about 500 AD is my understanding.
52:28
Somebody came across to try to evangelize.
52:29
America made it as far as New Mexico 1500 years ago, but one
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of these Roman swords shows what quite obviously appears to be a
52:37
dinosaur on it. How on earth could they get
52:41
dinosaurs on their stone on their swords at the time?
52:45
The Roman Empire. During the age of sailing ships,
52:47
there are thousands of legends of people sighting sea monsters.
52:51
Well, if you're in a sailboat, it's kind of quiet going through
52:54
the water. OK?
52:54
With a day with a diesel engine, they can hear you coming 50
52:57
miles away underwater. Of course you're not going to
52:59
see one, all right? But there are legends all over
53:02
of Dragons living with man. I think we've really been lied
53:07
to. We can spend a long time on
53:08
dragon legends. I read prolifically on that
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topic about dragon sightings down to history.
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Just get our video #3 if you want more on dragon legends.
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But you know, they're actually stories of giant octopus living
53:18
in the ocean. I mean, like, really, really,
53:21
really big octopus. One octopus washed up on the
53:24
beach in Florida. It was 200 feet across and
53:27
weighed 5 tons. That's a big octopus.
53:32
A whale was killed near Seattle. Inside the whale's stomach was
53:34
one arm to an octopus that was 150 feet long.
53:38
Whales love to eat octopus, and if a whale eats too much
53:42
octopus, he'll get sick and puke it back up.
53:45
And if you ever see a piece of puked up octopus floating around
53:47
in the ocean, be sure to grab it.
53:49
It's worth a fortune. Does anybody know what they make
53:52
out of Puked Up Octopus perfume? That is correct.
53:59
That explains a few things, doesn't it, fellas?
54:02
Hey dear, you smell like a puked up octopus.
54:06
Yeah, and you can sleep on the couch for a month too.
54:09
There are giant squids found out there in the ocean.
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I mean really big squids. We could spend a long time about
54:14
that one. A giant squid washed up on the
54:15
beach in New Zealand. They said it was a baby, full
54:19
grown. It would have been 150 feet
54:20
long. People saying oh wait, wait,
54:23
wait, hoeven if there are dinosaurs mentioned all through
54:25
history. Are dinosaurs mentioned in the
54:27
Bible? Oh, yeah, Dinosaurs in the
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Bible. Yeah, we're going to cover that
54:34
in the next session. Dinosaurs not only mentioned in
54:37
the Bible, some dinosaurs might still be alive.
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We'll cover that in a minute. OK, let's take up where we left
54:47
off about dinosaurs in the Bible.
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People say, come on now, dinosaurs aren't in the Bible.
54:53
Well, of course the word's not in there.
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They didn't make up the word till 1841.
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The word computer's not in there either.
54:58
But there really are computers. OK, but yes, dinosaurs are
55:02
mentioned in the Bible, so I didn't see him in there.
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Well, you need to read carefully.
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OK, If you get the book of Job. The book of Job has 42 chapters,
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just about dead center in the Bible.
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Just before Psalms, you'll find a very fascinating book in Job
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chapter one. It says Job was a perfect man.
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He feared God and hated evil. By the way, that's good advice,
55:24
OK? And Job had seven sons and three
55:27
daughters. And Job had thousands of sheep
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and camels and oxen and asses. The guy was rich.
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Really rich. Job was probably written after
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the flood, but before the law was given.
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In the days of Moses, before the flood, they lived to be 900.
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After the flood, they lived to be 400.
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See, Job lived long enough to have 10 kids, all grown out of
55:48
the house. They all died.
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He had 10 more kids and saw his great, great grandchildren from
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his second family. So you got to be living a long
55:56
time to accomplish those things. OK, so those are the reasons why
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most people think the book of Job was written after the flood,
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during the time when they were still living to be, you know,
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400. Anyway, one day the messenger
56:06
came to Job and said Job, I got some bad news.
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The oxen and asses were stolen and your servants got killed and
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the sheep got burned up. Oh, and by the way, Job, the
56:16
camels got stolen too. Stock.
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Market crash. Get it?
56:21
Stock. Never mind another.
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Another messenger came and said Job your your kids all died.
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All ten of your kids are dead. Job's having a bad day.
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And then Job said the Lord gave. The Lord hath taken away.
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Blessed be the name of the Lord. Man, what kind of guy is this
56:40
anyway? Hey, do you do that when bad
56:42
things happen to you? Huh.
56:45
Then Satan gave him boils from the top of his head to the
56:47
bottom of his feet and a boil is like like the world's worst zit.
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And Job was covered in them and his wife turned against him.
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You know, man can handle just about any tragedy in life, but
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that's the toughest one right there.
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There's a verse you probably never heard preached on ever.
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Ephesians chapter 5 talks about, you know, husbands love your
57:08
wives and wives Submit yourself to your husband.
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You've probably heard that part preached on.
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I bet you never heard this part. Let the wife see that she
57:13
reverence her husband. Treat him like a God.
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Offer him burnt sacrifices three times a day.
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OK? Amen.
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Chapter 2, Verse 10. And Job said, you speak like one
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of the foolish women. Can't we receive good at the
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hand of God and not evil? And then Job's four friends came
57:38
to visit him. One of those guys was the
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shortest man mentioned in the Bible, Bildad the shoe height.
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That's pretty short. OK?
57:46
But these four guys came and they talked to Job for 35
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chapters. Most of the book of Job is these
57:53
guys explaining to Job why everything went wrong.
57:57
They had to be Baptist. The way I got it figured, they
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said Job, you must have sinned. I mean, Eliphaz said whoever
58:03
perished being innocent, Job, the reason bad things are
58:05
happening to you is because you sinned.
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Now folks, that is the wisdom of the world.
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OK, that is not true. See, if something bad happens to
58:15
somebody, you don't know why it happened.
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You should love them, pray for them, encourage them, and shut
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up. Don't go to the hospital when
58:25
they get their gallstones out and say, hey brother, these
58:27
aren't gallstones, these are ties and offerings.
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God's getting them out of you one way or another.
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Don't do that, OK? Let God take care of why
58:37
everything went wrong. He can handle them just fine.
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All right, so Job is sitting there scraping the puss out of
58:42
the boils by the graves of his 10 dead kids, thinking, God,
58:46
would you please answer me? Why did this happen to me?
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Folks, you don't have to live on this planet very long before
58:54
you're going to be asking that question.
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God, why did you do this to me? Now, I don't want to drag
59:00
skeletons out of anybody's closets, OK?
59:03
But maybe you've had tragedy in your life.
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I know a little bit of what I'm talking about.
59:08
I've got three kids here and three in heaven already.
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OK, yes, tragedy comes to good people trying to do right.
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It happens, all right. But if something bad happens,
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what's your response? Job said.
59:19
I wish the Lord would answer me. See, Job didn't know about
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Romans 828. God said we know all things work
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together for good to them that are the love God to them that
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are the called according to his purpose.
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Now, this verse does not say everything that happens is good.
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It doesn't say that. It says it'll work together for
59:36
good. I'll show you.
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Has anybody ever been hungry? Ever been hungry before?
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Suppose you come to my house, You knock on the door, say hey,
59:44
open. I'm hungry.
59:45
I'll say. Come on in, man.
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I'm going to give you a cup of flour.
59:50
That don't sound too good. I got it.
59:52
How about a spoonful of salt? Now that'll fill you up.
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Ain't going to help. I got it.
59:59
How about a spoonful of baking soda?
1:00:00
Now that will wake you up in the morning.
1:00:07
And they probably get kind of dry by now.
1:00:08
So let's pour down a half a cup of Crisco and chase it down with
1:00:13
a cup of buttermilk. You say, Brother Hovind.
1:00:16
That would taste terrible. How about if we mix them all
1:00:19
together and make biscuits? Did you know the individual
1:00:25
ingredients for biscuits taste lousy, but they work together
1:00:29
for biscuits. And do you know everything that
1:00:32
happens to you? Might not be good, but it'll
1:00:34
work together for good. If you love God and you're
1:00:36
called according to his purpose, see the Christian life is so
1:00:39
simple. Keep your heart right with God.
1:00:44
That's it. That'll be tough to do because
1:00:46
the heart is deceitful above all things and desperately wicked.
1:00:51
But Job is sitting there scraping the puss out of the
1:00:52
boil, saying, God, would you please answer me?
1:00:56
And in chapter 38, the Lord answered Job out of a whirlwind.
1:01:02
You know, if a tornado starts talking to me, I'm going to pay
1:01:04
attention. And the Lord said, who is this?
1:01:08
That darken is counsel by words without knowledge?
1:01:11
Hey, Job, your four friends did not know what they were talking
1:01:14
about. And by the way, be very careful
1:01:16
about getting any Bible doctrine from the book of Job.
1:01:18
OK, it's true that the guy said it, but what they said was not
1:01:22
true. And cults are always good at
1:01:24
picking a verse out here. You better read.
1:01:26
You better read the whole chapter.
1:01:27
OK, I believe the Bible is the word of God.
1:01:29
But the Bible contains some lies.
1:01:32
It accurately records the lies of men.
1:01:36
It's true that they said it, but what they said was not true.
1:01:39
OK, that's the case of these four guys.
1:01:40
Anyway, God said, ger it up. Now thy loins like a man.
1:01:43
For I will demand of thee and answer thou me, Where was thou
1:01:46
when I laid the foundations of the earth?
1:01:49
I read that 36 years ago as a brand new Christian, and I
1:01:52
thought, what a dumb question. God, why would you ask Job where
1:01:57
he was when you laid the foundations of the earth?
1:02:01
I said God, He wasn't there. You know that, and he knows
1:02:04
that. So why are you asking such a
1:02:06
question? How many of you were here when
1:02:08
God built the earth? Was anybody here when God made
1:02:10
the earth? Only a couple of Mormons.
1:02:13
OK, yeah. You're in your second existence.
1:02:16
I understand. OK.
1:02:18
No, you were not here when God built the earth.
1:02:20
So, kids, this is going to be complicated.
1:02:21
So listen carefully, OK? Since you were not here when God
1:02:24
made the earth, that means that God is older than you are.
1:02:30
How many can figure this out with no help at all?
1:02:33
OK, Did it ever occur to you that God is also smarter than
1:02:37
you are? Did it ever occur to you that
1:02:41
God is stronger than you are? Did it ever occur to you that
1:02:45
God is richer than you are? You say, Brother Hovind,
1:02:49
Everybody's richer than I are. OK, well, God certainly is.
1:02:55
Hey, try this one. I've said this one 1000 times,
1:02:57
and I've never understood it once, but I say it a lot, and I
1:03:00
think about it till my brain hurts.
1:03:02
Did it ever occur to you that nothing ever occurred to God?
1:03:09
He's already thought of everything.
1:03:11
He even knows everything you've ever thought about.
1:03:14
Bible says he understands the imaginations of the thoughts.
1:03:17
That's a fascinating verse. He not only knows your thoughts,
1:03:20
he knows the imaginations of the thoughts you see.
1:03:23
You can not only think about things, you can actually think
1:03:25
about what you are thinking about.
1:03:28
Think about that. The brain is amazing.
1:03:32
The Bible says God knows the thoughts of man and by the way
1:03:35
it says in Luke he Jesus knowing their thoughts.
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That's one of many verses that proves Jesus is God Almighty in
1:03:42
the flesh. God knows your thoughts and he
1:03:45
loves you anyway. Wow.
1:03:48
Praise God for his mercy. Right Job 38.
1:03:52
Four. God said, Declare if thou hast
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understanding who hath laid the measures thereof.
1:03:56
If thou knowest question mark, Job doesn't answer.
1:04:00
Job's not answering any of God's questions.
1:04:03
God said, Hast thou entered into the springs of the sea?
1:04:07
Did you know scientists didn't even know there were springs in
1:04:09
the sea till 1977? Just discovered Science is very
1:04:14
slowly catching up with a few parts of the Bible.
1:04:18
God said where is the way where light dwelleth.
1:04:20
Now that is fascinating. I taught physics.
1:04:23
Did you know light doesn't stay in a place, It's in a way, it's
1:04:26
always moving. But then it says As for
1:04:29
darkness, where is the place thereof?
1:04:31
You know the speed of light 186,282.4 miles per second.
1:04:35
You know what the speed of dark is 0 Darkness cannot move.
1:04:43
Now think about it. We are the children of light.
1:04:46
We are supposed to be on the move.
1:04:47
You know, get something done for God, right?
1:04:51
People say, well, it's getting dark.
1:04:52
The world's so bad. Well, then turn on your light.
1:04:55
Duh. That's the reason it's dark is
1:04:59
because of you. You're the light to turn it on.
1:05:02
All right. Bible says the gates of hell
1:05:04
shall not prevail against. Hey, gates don't attack you.
1:05:07
You attack them. Yeah.
1:05:10
Let's go, man. Do something for God.
1:05:11
Anyway, verse 24. By what way is the light parted
1:05:15
which scattereth the east wind upon the earth?
1:05:17
Now wait, wait, wait. Is God telling Job that the
1:05:20
light causes the wind? He sure is.
1:05:26
And you can ask any weatherman. That's exactly correct.
1:05:28
The sunlight causes the wind patterns, the ground heats up,
1:05:32
expands the air. We have wind on earth because of
1:05:35
the light, just like God said 4000 years ago.
1:05:39
God said, Canst thou send lightnings?
1:05:42
Oh, it's a good thing I can't. How many of you can think of
1:05:46
somebody that's lucky to be alive because you cannot send
1:05:49
the Lightnings? I can think of several.
1:05:51
Yes, I can. God said, canst thou send
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lightnings that they may go and say unto thee, here we are now,
1:05:58
Wait, wait, wait. Is God telling Job that
1:06:01
electricity can be used to send a message like radio, cell
1:06:06
phone, microwave, TV. Electricity sends a message two
1:06:11
different ways, through the electricity, through the wire,
1:06:13
and also through the electromagnetic force, the radio
1:06:15
waves coming off of it. God told Job that 4000 years
1:06:19
ago, Marconi and them guys had discovered it.
1:06:20
In the last few 100 years, God asked Job 84 questions.
1:06:26
Job never answered one. These are the kind of questions
1:06:29
that don't need an answer. The question was designed to
1:06:34
change the person's attitude. These are the same kind of
1:06:38
questions you dads have to ask your kids.
1:06:40
They've got three kids, one of each.
1:06:42
I know what I'm talking about. Kids get to a certain age and
1:06:44
they get kind of cocky and they think, you know, they should
1:06:46
make the rules around the house. The kid comes in one day and
1:06:50
says, hey, Dad, listen, I believe I should be allowed to
1:06:53
stay out till 4:00 in the morning with my friends.
1:06:56
After all, I'm 10 now and Dad says, hold on just a minute,
1:07:01
kid. You'd like to know why you can't
1:07:03
stay out till 4:00 in the morning?
1:07:05
Well, son, let me ask you a couple questions.
1:07:07
Who pays the electric bill around this house?
1:07:10
Who's paying for the house? Who paid for them clothes you're
1:07:12
wearing, son? Who paid for that bed you slept
1:07:14
on last night? Who pays for the food you eat
1:07:17
and eat and eat and eat and eat and eat?
1:07:20
Who paid for that hot water and soap you took a shower with
1:07:24
about a month ago? Let's just get it straight, son.
1:07:27
The Bible is very clear. He who payeth the bills maketh
1:07:31
the rules. Second Opinions Chapter 4.
1:07:35
You see, son, Me, dad, you kid. And if you're going to sleep
1:07:41
under my roof and eat my food, you're going to do it my way.
1:07:45
And if you want to do it your way, well then go get your own
1:07:47
roof to sleep under and do it your way.
1:07:50
See, that's the golden rule, son.
1:07:52
He that hath the gold maketh the rules.
1:07:56
Who do you think you are, a kid? Where were you when we bought
1:07:58
this property and cleared this land?
1:08:00
And drove off the grizzly bears and marched uphill to school, 40
1:08:02
miles in the snow, barefoot both ways.
1:08:08
How many got the same speech when you were going up, You
1:08:10
know? OK, good, good.
1:08:11
Let's get it straight. Son.
1:08:12
Me, Dad, You, kid. I think that's what God's doing
1:08:18
to Job. God asked Job 84 questions.
1:08:21
Job never answered one. But Job got an attitude
1:08:24
adjustment. See, Job had the same problem
1:08:27
that most of us have. He did not have a good
1:08:30
appreciation for who God was. Come to chapter 40, God said,
1:08:35
behold, now, Behemoth. What on earth is a behemoth?
1:08:42
Well, whatever it was, Job could behold it, because God never
1:08:46
tells you to do something you can't do.
1:08:48
See, God would not say Behold now Behemoth, if he could not
1:08:51
Behold now Behemoth. That's deep theology.
1:08:54
I know, OK, but think it through.
1:08:55
All right, now some reference Bible say Behemoth is probably
1:08:58
the elephant hippopotamus. Oh, that is ludicrous.
1:09:02
I believe Behemoth is the long necked dinosaur.
1:09:05
Now there are 13 different long necked dinosaurs.
1:09:08
OK, there's the brachiosaur. The apatosaur.
1:09:10
The cetosaur. He's got the big seed.
1:09:12
OK, there's the Blondosaur. You have to talk to her Kind of
1:09:17
slow. OK, I said I think Behemoth is
1:09:20
the brachiosaurus. It says he eats grasses and ox.
1:09:24
Some people say, hey, my Bible says elephant and elephants eat
1:09:26
grass. Well duh, Bunny rabbits eat
1:09:29
grass too. OK, a lot of animals eat grass
1:09:31
right? Look at the next verse.
1:09:33
His strength is in his loins. His force is in the navel of his
1:09:36
belly. The biggest part on him is his
1:09:37
belly. And they say, well, elephants
1:09:40
have a big belly. Yes, I know hippopotamus have a
1:09:43
big belly. Brachiosaurus had a big belly.
1:09:46
He has a big belly. So does he that is just sick.
1:09:53
Sick. Who would?
1:09:55
Who would pose for that? Anyway, it says he moveth his
1:09:59
tail like a cedar. Now hold on a minute.
1:10:03
His tail is like a cedar tree. Have you ever seen an elephant's
1:10:06
tail? I mean, would that remind you of
1:10:09
a cedar tree or a hippo tail? Not like a cedar tree.
1:10:14
Now, brachiosaurus tail. Yeah, that's a little more like
1:10:16
a cedar tree than the rest of them.
1:10:18
OK, You know, before they put those footnotes at the bottom of
1:10:21
the Bible, I think they should be required to read the passage
1:10:24
at least once and then comment on it.
1:10:26
OK, By the way you preach us. If you're going to preach on a
1:10:29
passage, at least read it once before you preach on it.
1:10:31
OK Yeah. Anyway, next verse says his
1:10:35
bones are as strong pieces of brass.
1:10:36
His bones are like bars of iron. He has big heavy duty bones.
1:10:40
And they did. This is a real dinosaur toe
1:10:42
bone. I've got in my museum in
1:10:44
Pensacola, one of the knuckle bones from a Brachiosaurus.
1:10:49
Now, this will be kind of complicated, so listen
1:10:51
carefully. The reason he had such big toe
1:10:54
bones is because he had big toes.
1:10:59
How many can figure that out with no help?
1:11:01
456 OK And the reason he had those big toes is because he had
1:11:06
a big foot. There's a kid taking a bath and
1:11:09
a brachiosaur footprint. Pictures on the book right here
1:11:11
on the steps. And the reason he had that
1:11:13
Bigfoot is because he had a big leg to hold up.
1:11:15
His front leg is 20 feet tall. The biggest dinosaur found so
1:11:20
far is 60 feet to the top of the head found in Oklahoma.
1:11:24
They say it's going to take him 20 years to dig all the bones
1:11:27
out of the ground because it is a government project.
1:11:32
They say when it was alive, it probably weighed 100 tons.
1:11:36
Now 100 tons is equal to 14 school buses put together.
1:11:40
That means if he was to come by and step on you, you would be
1:11:44
deeply impressed by him. You would be Rd.
1:11:48
Pizza. By the way, Speaking of
1:11:51
government projects, I got to share with you my new invention
1:11:53
that's going to make me the richest man on planet Earth.
1:11:57
I'm going to save so much money for the highway department,
1:11:59
construction crews, utility companies and the military.
1:12:03
And all I want is 10% of the savings.
1:12:06
And I'll be the richest man on planet Earth.
1:12:08
I have invented a shovel that will stand up by itself.
1:12:14
You won't need to pay those guys to lean on it anymore.
1:12:16
I thank you. I know next verse says he's the
1:12:20
chief of the ways of God. He's the chief.
1:12:24
That's the Hebrew word, Risheth, which means he's the chief, He's
1:12:27
the principal. He's the biggest animal God ever
1:12:29
made. Well, that would not be the
1:12:32
elephant or hippopotamus. It'd be the brachiosaurus.
1:12:35
And that kind of fits the pattern for the way the devil
1:12:39
works, you know, whenever God makes things, the devil tries to
1:12:41
destroy them. God makes beautiful things and
1:12:44
Satan always tries to destroy them.
1:12:46
Hey, question. How big is your God?
1:12:48
I mean, do you ever think about that when you stop and pray and
1:12:52
you say Heavenly Father, do you have any idea who you're talking
1:12:55
to? I mean, have you ever stopped
1:12:57
and just thought about that? Who are you about to talk to?
1:13:01
I mean, you sit down for lunch, You know you're going to pray.
1:13:04
OK. Bless the bunch as they crunch
1:13:06
the lunch. Amen.
1:13:09
We expect God to come like a puppy dog when we call, don't
1:13:12
we? OK, God, I got time for you.
1:13:15
Now pay attention. Now here's my prayers.
1:13:17
Give me this. Give me this.
1:13:18
Give me this. Give me this and give me this
1:13:19
and give it quick. That's about what it boils down
1:13:23
to, isn't it? I mean, have you ever stopped
1:13:25
and really thought who you're talking to?
1:13:27
How big is your God? Hey, is your God big enough to
1:13:29
tell you what to do and you just simply do it without question?
1:13:32
For instance, does God tell you what kind of clothes to wear?
1:13:36
Now, first, Timothy says the women should dress modestly.
1:13:39
See, my daddy always said if you're not in business, don't
1:13:41
advertise. Yeah, OK.
1:13:45
Does God tell you how to cut your hair?
1:13:47
First Corinthian says it's a shame for man to have long hair.
1:13:50
When I got saved, I was a lifeguard.
1:13:52
Nice suntan, long blonde hair. I read that and said, oh wow, I
1:13:56
better go cut it. It's just a no question.
1:13:59
It's a no brainer. God, you're not happy.
1:14:02
Yes Sir. It's absolutely no brainer is
1:14:07
how big is your God? I mean who is God of your life
1:14:10
anyway? If he's really God then you read
1:14:12
the book. You do what he says.
1:14:13
End of story. Hey, does God tell you what kind
1:14:16
of speech to have? Ephesians 4 says let no corrupt
1:14:19
communication proceed out of your mouth.
1:14:21
Is God happy with everything coming out of your mouth out of
1:14:25
the abundance of the heart the mouth speaketh?
1:14:28
That's a good verse to quote to somebody when you hear him cuss.
1:14:30
By the way, does God control what you watch on TV?
1:14:37
Psalm 101 says I will set no wicked thing before mine eyes.
1:14:41
Hey, do you put wicked things in front of your eyes?
1:14:45
Suppose you made a rule around? Just suppose.
1:14:47
Suppose you made a rule around your house.
1:14:50
If you hear a cuss word on TV, you're going to shut it off for
1:14:52
two hours. If you see somebody immodestly
1:14:56
dressed, you're going to shut it off for two hours.
1:15:00
If you see somebody drinking alcohol, you're going to shut it
1:15:03
off for two hours. What if you just made those
1:15:06
three simple rules at your house?
1:15:08
How much TV would you watch? None.
1:15:12
So you might as well sell it And give that 30 bucks a month for
1:15:14
the cable bill to a missionary and we could We could win the
1:15:16
whole world of Christ, couldn't we?
1:15:18
Yeah. Does God tell you what kind of
1:15:21
music to listen to? Ephesians 5.
1:15:24
Speak to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs.
1:15:27
Singing Melody, making heart in your heart to the Lord.
1:15:29
Is God happy with your music? See, God loves music.
1:15:33
God invented music, but Satan has invented some ungodly music
1:15:37
you shouldn't listen to. Somebody asked me one time and
1:15:40
they said, Hovind, do you know what you get if you play country
1:15:42
music backwards? I said no, said you get your
1:15:46
wife back, your hound dog back, your pick up back and you get
1:15:49
out of jail. Yeah, God created a male and
1:15:54
female. Did you know God invented
1:15:56
marriage and the family and sex? I mean, he invented the whole
1:15:59
thing and he wants it to be wonderful, but so he put some
1:16:03
rules down. Boys don't touch the girls till
1:16:07
you're married to them. Now, if you don't want to touch
1:16:09
them, then stay away from me. I saw your kind in San
1:16:12
Francisco. OK?
1:16:14
God put the rules down. He put the rules down because he
1:16:19
wants the best. He said The adulteress will hunt
1:16:22
for the precious life. God doesn't want you hunting for
1:16:25
a precious life. He wants you to have a precious
1:16:28
life. Say, do you know why these
1:16:30
Hollywood folks have to get married again every six months?
1:16:32
Or Britney Spears, 55 hours. Jennifer Lopez, seven months.
1:16:37
Brandy Norwood. Less than two years.
1:16:38
Less than six months. Zsa Zsa Gabor married one day.
1:16:43
You know why they got to get married again every six months.
1:16:45
They're hunting for the precious life.
1:16:48
They don't have it Now. Listen carefully.
1:16:51
Don't pay any attention to Hollywood.
1:16:54
They don't have a clue. Not the clue in the world how to
1:16:56
have a precious life. If you want to have a precious
1:16:59
life, you keep yourself pure till you walk down that aisle
1:17:02
and the preacher says, wilt thou and then you wilt or whatever
1:17:04
they do, and then you stay faithful to that one the rest of
1:17:07
your life. That is the precious life.
1:17:11
Don't believe Hollywood for a second.
1:17:12
They don't have a clue. All right.
1:17:15
God created the living creatures, every living
1:17:17
creature. God made the dinosaurs.
1:17:20
He made them. And Satan said, you know, there
1:17:23
has to be some way I can use dinosaurs against God.
1:17:28
But he couldn't fool Adam, not with dinosaurs.
1:17:31
Adam named him. Can you imagine the devil
1:17:33
walking up to Adam and saying, hey, Adam, did you know
1:17:36
dinosaurs live millions of years ago?
1:17:39
Adam would say, are you stupid? There's one in the backyard
1:17:43
right there eating on the Cherry Tree.
1:17:44
I mean, what do you mean? Millions of years ago, the devil
1:17:46
couldn't fool Noah, and he fed him every day.
1:17:49
But for the next 4000 years, dinosaurs became more rare.
1:17:53
They were dying off or being killed off or whatever.
1:17:55
You know some of the reasons they died and by 1809 they were
1:17:59
just nearly extinct. And somebody found the bones and
1:18:03
put one together. 1809 first dinosaur that we know of put
1:18:07
together for a museum. Satan was there that day and
1:18:10
said, wow, here's my chance. These critters have always lived
1:18:14
with man. I know that and God knows that,
1:18:17
but these people don't know that.
1:18:19
So the devil said, I think I'm going to tell everybody they
1:18:21
lived millions of years ago, and if they believe it, it'll make
1:18:26
them doubt the Bible. And boy, has it worked good.
1:18:30
You know, for the last 200 years, kids have gone to
1:18:32
kindergarten and they get a book like this I can read about
1:18:36
dinosaurs. Would anybody like to take a
1:18:39
wild guess at what the first sentence in the book says
1:18:42
millions of years ago? Hey, how many kids are being
1:18:46
taught that in your town, at your expense, you are paying for
1:18:51
the destruction of the next generation?
1:18:54
Now maybe that doesn't bother you, but it bothers me.
1:18:57
And if you think I leave my gorgeous wife and travel all
1:18:59
over the world been gone. I see.
1:19:00
Over 200 days a year for years now.
1:19:03
Flew 215 times last year, spoke over 900 times.
1:19:06
If you think I leave my gorgeous wife and my 4 grandkids because
1:19:09
I like being gone, you are mistaken, OK?
1:19:14
There would much rather be home, but there's a war going on.
1:19:18
Somebody's got to warn the troops.
1:19:19
Hello to arms. The British are coming.
1:19:21
You know, Pick up your gun, guys.
1:19:22
Let's go. There are kids by the billions
1:19:26
being brainwashed on this planet and Satan is using dinosaurs to
1:19:30
do it. Nearly all the books say
1:19:32
millions of years ago. And then we got some Christians
1:19:34
that totally ignore the subject because they don't have an
1:19:38
answer. Well, study to show yourself
1:19:40
approved unto God, get the answer and go share it with
1:19:43
somebody. OK, Millions of years ago the
1:19:46
book says I go to museums all the time.
1:19:48
Just makes my blood boil. You see hundreds and hundreds of
1:19:52
kids coming past these incredible displays.
1:19:54
I mean, beautiful big dinosaur skeletons.
1:19:55
And guess what the sign says at the bottom millions of years
1:19:58
ago. See, Christians don't seem to
1:20:00
understand this. The museums and science centres
1:20:03
of the world that is their church, they are preaching their
1:20:09
gospel, just like you are trying to preach your gospel and
1:20:13
they're using your tax dollars to preach their gospel.
1:20:17
That's how it happens. Millions of years ago, the Bible
1:20:21
says the moth lieth under the shady trees in the covert of the
1:20:24
Reed and Fens. Now the word Fens is an old
1:20:27
English word that means the swamp.
1:20:29
You know, the biggest swamp in the world's in the middle of
1:20:31
Africa. It's called the Laquala swamp.
1:20:35
That swamp is huge. Most Americans don't appreciate
1:20:37
the size of Africa. Here's what Africa looks like
1:20:40
next to the entire United States.
1:20:44
Africa's gigantic. OK, that swamp is bigger, is the
1:20:49
same size as the state of state of Florida, 55,000 square miles.
1:20:54
That swamp is huge. Did you know that swamp is today
1:20:57
is 80% unexplored? In 1885, Congo in Africa was
1:21:03
taken over by Belgium and it was called the Belgian Congo for
1:21:06
many, many years. In 1960, the communists
1:21:09
liberated them. You know, the communists
1:21:11
liberate countries, they kill everybody.
1:21:13
OK, you're free now. Yeah, anyway, there were reports
1:21:16
in that swamp. It's from the 1700s when the
1:21:19
missionaries went in there and said, man, there are dinosaurs
1:21:21
still living in that swamp. Dinosaurs still alive. 1910 New
1:21:26
York Herald ran an article about dinosaurs still living in
1:21:29
Africa's swamps. There's a Saturday Evening Post
1:21:32
1948 There could be dinosaurs still alive in Africa.
1:21:36
A big game hunter named Mr. Gobbler returned from a trip to
1:21:44
Angola. He announced to the Cape Town
1:21:46
newspaper, the Cape Argus, that there was an animal of large
1:21:49
dimensions, the description of which could only fit a dinosaur.
1:21:54
The natives call it Chippequi. In Central African Republic,
1:21:58
they call it Nguri. Roy Mackel went there in 1980 on
1:22:03
an expedition. He spent a quarter $1,000,000.
1:22:05
Went back again the next year, Went to that swamp, he said.
1:22:08
It's the most miserable swamp on planet Earth.
1:22:11
The mosquitoes landed on them at the rate of about 1000 an hour,
1:22:14
constantly. I mean, like swarms of dust
1:22:17
around you. Bloodthirsty mosquitoes, 95
1:22:21
degrees, 95% humidity all the time.
1:22:25
As they travelled around the swamp, the natives talked about
1:22:27
this animal called Mahamba, he said.
1:22:30
What's that? And he showed him a crocodile.
1:22:31
Oh yeah, that Mahamba right there, Mahamba, he said.
1:22:33
How big does it get? They pasted off on the sandbar
1:22:36
50 feet long. Now if you're a pygmy 4 foot
1:22:40
4A50 foot crocodile looks really big to you.
1:22:43
OK And everybody says no crocodiles, they never get past
1:22:47
about 17 feet. Oh, I don't think that's
1:22:50
correct. Earlier in the the summer of
1:22:52
2005, they killed a 24 foot crocodile in that swamp.
1:22:56
Of course the natives will say, oh, you should see the big ones.
1:23:03
The natives also talk about an animal they call Mokale Umbembi.
1:23:08
Mokale Umbembi. What on earth is that?
1:23:12
Well, if you show them the picture of an apatosaurus,
1:23:14
they'll say Yup, Yup, that's it. Mokale Umbembi.
1:23:16
The natives claim these animals live underwater.
1:23:18
They're very rare, of course. They're in the swamp in Africa,
1:23:21
and there's nobody goes out at night anyway, and there's no
1:23:23
lights over there at night. But the animals are seen mostly
1:23:26
early early morning or late in the evening when they come out.
1:23:29
And their favorite plant is the Malombo plant.
1:23:31
There's Doctor Mackel holding a Malombo plant.
1:23:34
Doctor Mackel was University of Chicago microbiology professor.
1:23:36
And he went over there and studied this carefully and came
1:23:38
back and wrote a book called A Living Dinosaur.
1:23:42
And he believes in evolution. But his book is great about the
1:23:44
evidence for dinosaurs still living in African swamp.
1:23:48
They found footprints of the creatures.
1:23:50
A missionary friend of mine was there for 43 years as a
1:23:52
missionary. Eugene Thomas.
1:23:53
He's in Ohio now. Here's his phone number.
1:23:55
Call him up. He was there for 40-3 years.
1:23:57
He said. I had two pygmies in my church
1:23:58
that killed one and ate it. Dinosaurs.
1:24:03
There have been reports of these creatures in that swamp for a
1:24:05
long time. 1 Belgian Congo biologist went up there upriver,
1:24:09
500 miles to from his house and said he said he saw one, but his
1:24:12
camera malfunctioned because the high humidity apparently ruined
1:24:15
all the mechanisms inside. I don't know, but there have
1:24:18
been many reports of dinosaurs in that swamp and you can study
1:24:20
this for yourself. One group went there and they
1:24:23
said the creature was dark brown in colour.
1:24:25
The skin appeared slick and smooth, had a long neck and a
1:24:28
small head. They heard it, they saw it.
1:24:31
It was making a roaring noise and the government officials
1:24:34
even saw it. There's an article here in the
1:24:37
Boston Herald newspaper about a group going over to look for the
1:24:39
dinosaurs still alive in the Congo swamp.
1:24:42
All you got to do is type in cryptozoology.
1:24:45
Crypto means hidden. Zoology means study of animals.
1:24:48
Cryptozoology. You'll find all kinds of stuff
1:24:49
about dinosaurs still living. The natives claim these animals
1:24:54
live in caves along the side of the river.
1:24:57
William Gibbons has been there four Times Now to the Congo
1:25:00
swamp. He and I wrote this book
1:25:01
together for kids, claws, jaws and dinosaurs.
1:25:04
William Gibbons wrote me a letter, he said.
1:25:06
According to our guide Pierre Sima.
1:25:08
We were the first white men to actually penetrate the forest
1:25:10
and swamps bordering the Bwamba River.
1:25:13
Our informants, almost all of them Baca pygmies with the
1:25:15
exception of an elderly Cameroonian Muslim, are
1:25:17
perfectly familiar with all the known and unknown animals of the
1:25:20
swamps. While they do not regard Laquila
1:25:22
Umbembi, it's a different language OK as being an unusual
1:25:26
animal, they do fear the creature because of its ferocity
1:25:31
and attacking hippos, elephants and crocodiles.
1:25:33
The animal appears to be completely intolerant of any
1:25:35
other large creature that shares the river and controls large
1:25:38
stretches of the river, particularly where those food
1:25:40
supplies. Where the food supplies present,
1:25:43
the two suspected dinosaurians, Mokali, Ambembi, and Nagubu, are
1:25:47
observed and encountered on a regular basis.
1:25:49
I questioned an older Baca couple that work on Pierre's
1:25:52
plantation. Like most Pygmies, they are very
1:25:54
familiar with the flora and fauna of the region.
1:25:57
I presented them with our book of known African animals and
1:26:00
dinosaur illustrations. About 98% of the dinosaur
1:26:04
illustrations were rejected, except for two, which they
1:26:07
picked out without hesitation that they had observed A
1:26:10
sauropod dinosaur and a triceratops.
1:26:14
Now why would people in the middle of the swamp in Africa
1:26:16
say, Oh yeah, we've seen that one.
1:26:19
Missionary, Cal Bombay, was there for years in Kenya.
1:26:22
He said. He and his wife saw one of these
1:26:23
creatures, but the plates on the back were bigger, more like a
1:26:26
stegosaurus. Down in South America, they've
1:26:30
got the Amazon jungle, which is huge.
1:26:32
In 19 O 7, British Army sent Colonel Fawcett to mark the
1:26:36
boundary between Brazil and Peru.
1:26:38
He was an officer in the Royal Engineers and was known as an
1:26:41
order as Recorder of Meticulous Recorder of Facts in the Benny
1:26:46
Swamps. He said he saw what he believed
1:26:47
to be a diplodocus. The natives and the tribes
1:26:51
around there say, Oh yeah, that animal still lives out here in
1:26:53
the swamp. Colonel Fawcett's son made
1:26:55
sketches of the footprints in 1883 in Scientific American ran
1:27:00
this article before they got committed to evolution.
1:27:03
An article like this would never make it in Scientific American
1:27:05
today because now they're dedicated to preserving the
1:27:07
theory. But they said the Brazilian
1:27:09
minister at La Paz, Bolivia, had remitted to the minister of
1:27:12
foreign affairs in Rio. Photographs of drawings of an
1:27:15
extraordinary saurian killed on the Benny after receiving 36
1:27:18
balls by order of the president. The dried body, which had been
1:27:21
preserved and was sent to La Paz.
1:27:24
It was 12 meters long, 39 feet from snout to point.
1:27:28
It had scale armor, The neck is long, the belly large and almost
1:27:32
dragging the ground. Professor Guilvetti examined the
1:27:35
beast. Said It's a member of a lost
1:27:37
species. The Indians in that region make
1:27:40
small earthen vessels in the same shape, probably copied from
1:27:42
nature Dinosaurs. Von Goff called me three days
1:27:47
ago because I was driving up here to Indiana, he said.
1:27:50
Yeah, the natives in his area talk about a lizard that's 30
1:27:53
feet long, 5 feet tall, makes a thundering noise to startle its
1:27:56
prey. The native Why?
1:27:58
Why? Indians call it Uru Ferry, and
1:28:01
they are terrified of this creature.
1:28:03
Here's his e-mail vaughn@golfministries.org e-mail
1:28:06
him Talk about dinosaurs still in the swamp down there.
1:28:09
Here's a giant snake that was killed several years ago. 35
1:28:12
foot snake. It had eaten a man who fell
1:28:14
asleep on the job. Stay awake on the job, fella is
1:28:20
OK. This snake was reported
1:28:23
Indonesia being 49 feet long. I don't know if it's true or
1:28:26
not, but I mean they might. People might have exaggerated
1:28:27
but that's the reports of a giant snake down there.
1:28:30
Colonel Fawcett said he killed a 62 foot Anaconda snake and the
1:28:34
natives were terrified. They said Colonel, if there's
1:28:36
one, there's going to be another one.
1:28:40
The officials of Brazil Columbia boundary in 1933 killed a 98
1:28:45
foot snake 2 feet in diameter weighed 2 tons.
1:28:49
The cook from a hotel in Amazon said they saw a 100 foot snake
1:28:52
that the military haunted down after it killed and eaten two
1:28:54
soldiers. The head was 5 feet long.
1:28:58
Reuters news service reported 130 foot snake back in 97.
1:29:04
This thing floated down the Amazon River.
1:29:07
Nobody poked it to see if it was alive, but they reported it's
1:29:10
over 100, nearly 150 feet long. Amazon River is huge, halfway up
1:29:16
where a former student of mine was a missionary for years, he
1:29:19
said. The Amazon River way back here
1:29:20
is 9 miles wide. That's a big river.
1:29:25
There's a lake in Scotland called Loch Ness.
1:29:27
Has anybody ever heard of Loch Ness?
1:29:30
Loch Ness is a huge lake, 24 miles long, a mile to mile and a
1:29:33
half wide, up to 900 feet deep. Loch Ness is big enough that
1:29:37
everybody on planet earth could go drowned in it at the same
1:29:40
time it would hold the entire population of the world. 6
1:29:44
billion people would fit in that lake.
1:29:47
It's huge. In 1933 a road bed was cut into
1:29:50
the side of the mountain because before 1933 if you wanted to see
1:29:54
the lake you got to climb over the mountains or go upriver 7
1:29:57
miles in your boat. So not many people went there.
1:29:59
Very sparsely populated 1933, the first year the road was put
1:30:04
in, there were 52 separate sightings of the Loch Ness
1:30:06
Monster. This author said there have been
1:30:11
9000 reported sightings today. Now that was back in the 1960s
1:30:14
when this book was written. Today it's over. 11,000 reported
1:30:17
sightings of the Loch Ness Monster. 11,000.
1:30:21
Of course, some are fakes and frauds.
1:30:22
OK, Discover. I wouldn't trust the, you know,
1:30:25
Weekly World News. You know where they got all this
1:30:28
weird stuff? In there.
1:30:29
But Sir Peter Scott's a member of Parliament.
1:30:31
He said he saw it. He believes it's a plesiosaur.
1:30:35
Almost everybody that sees it says it's this animal right
1:30:37
here, a plesiosaurus, long neck, 4 big flippers.
1:30:44
One guy wrote a book and he said some people think think Nessie
1:30:46
is a plesiosaur. There's one thing wrong with
1:30:48
this theory. Plesiosaurs are believed to have
1:30:51
become extinct 70 million years ago.
1:30:54
Oh, is that what's wrong with the theory?
1:30:59
I think this evolution theory has got to be the biggest
1:31:01
hindrance to scientific research there's ever been, That you look
1:31:05
at the facts, forget your theories, look at the facts, and
1:31:08
come up with your conclusions. OK, Arthur Grant nearly ran into
1:31:11
Nessie on his motorcycle one night, he said.
1:31:15
I had a splendid view of the object.
1:31:17
In fact, I almost struck it with my motorcycle.
1:31:19
It had a long neck, Oval, large, Oval shaped eyes on top of a
1:31:23
small head. The tail would be 5 to 6 feet
1:31:26
long. He describes it. 15 to 20 feet
1:31:28
long altogether, he said, knowing something of Natural
1:31:30
History. He was a veterinarian student.
1:31:32
OK, he said. I've never seen anything like it
1:31:34
in my life. Here's the sketch he drew of
1:31:37
what he nearly ran over on his motorcycle.
1:31:40
A 20 foot long plesiosaur. Alexander Campbell was the game
1:31:43
warden for Loch Ness for 47 years.
1:31:45
He said he saw it 18 times. There's this sketch he drew of
1:31:48
it. Many people have tried to catch
1:31:50
the Loch Ness Monster. They've used everything you can
1:31:52
imagine for bait and some things you could not imagine.
1:31:54
So so far nobody's caught it. I mean, the lake is huge, but
1:31:57
there have been many, many sketches drawn.
1:31:59
One family said they saw it with a sheep in its mouth.
1:32:02
One guy got a picture of the hump sticking out of the water.
1:32:05
The neck is over on the far right.
1:32:07
Then Reader's Digest, of course they crop everything down.
1:32:09
They cut the neck off when they publish their picture, the crop
1:32:13
picture, But McLeod said he watched it for 9 minutes through
1:32:16
binoculars and made four sketches of it, of what he saw,
1:32:20
McLeod said. I think the monster looks like
1:32:21
this. All you got to do is, you know,
1:32:24
watch TV programs once in a while where they talk about the
1:32:26
Loch Ness Monster. There are thousands of people
1:32:28
who will go on record and say I have seen it.
1:32:32
World Book Encyclopedia paid to have a submarine taken over
1:32:34
there from South Carolina. The mini sub, the guy went down
1:32:39
in the water and so that water is so black I can't even see the
1:32:44
front of my own boat. Loch Ness is like a giant mud
1:32:48
puddle. You go down in there just a few
1:32:50
feet, visibility is 0, you can't see a thing.
1:32:53
Japanese put 24 boats, went all the way down the lake and
1:32:56
reported they scanned the bottom with radar sonar and said man,
1:32:59
this is a deep lake and it's wrinkled up like a Raisin and
1:33:03
there are caves going off to the side, probably with air chambers
1:33:07
the creature can come up under and you know, go under the
1:33:09
inside the mountain and breathe and live in there.
1:33:11
One guy got a picture of diamond shaped flipper underwater.
1:33:16
Again they thought it was a plesiosaur.
1:33:18
Reader's Digest published this picture and back in 78 pictures
1:33:21
right there on the floor about Nessie with Nessie with its
1:33:23
mouth open. We can go all day about Loch
1:33:26
Ness Monster. But they said this photograph
1:33:28
was a fake. And it probably was, but I don't
1:33:29
know. It's interesting they waited
1:33:31
till the last guy involved died to announce it's a fake.
1:33:35
Now how do you check out the truth?
1:33:36
But anyway, there are other lakes besides Loch Ness.
1:33:38
There's Loch Lachy, Loch Morar. There are many other lakes
1:33:40
reporting creatures. There's one called them
1:33:42
Morguard, the Cornish sea serpent by England.
1:33:45
The English Channel has many reported sightings of a creature
1:33:48
like this in 1749 in England that a creature was caught
1:33:53
resembling in some degree an alligator but having two large
1:33:56
fins. The body was covered with
1:33:58
impenetrable scales that had five rows of teeth. 1934 This
1:34:02
thing washed up on the beach in Normandy, France.
1:34:06
There's a guy standing there looking at it for scale.
1:34:10
A couple of scientists reported this creature swam past their
1:34:13
boat in Brazil in 1905. They reported the whole thing in
1:34:15
a scientific journal. The creature had a long neck, 6
1:34:19
feet long, 2 feet high. The dorsal fin, I'm sorry, was 6
1:34:25
feet long, 2 feet high, a small head on a neck about 7 or 8 feet
1:34:28
long. 2 experienced British naturalist reported the thing
1:34:32
and again we can go all day on reported sightings.
1:34:35
This thing in 19 In 1977 a Japanese fishing boat pulled
1:34:38
this up. In their net there's 32 feet
1:34:40
long, 4000 lbs, they said. What on earth is that?
1:34:45
Captain said. I don't know but it stinks.
1:34:48
When they set it down on the deck it broke in half and pus
1:34:51
oozed out everywhere. So they made a bunch of
1:34:54
sketches, took a bunch of pictures and shoved it
1:34:55
overboard. Special stamp was made for
1:34:58
Japanese male 1977. Now, some people argue that it
1:35:01
might have been a basking shark, and I agree it might have been a
1:35:04
basking shark. But the fisherman on board said
1:35:07
we know what basking sharks are. We don't think it is.
1:35:09
OK, basking sharks, they tend to rot away, leaving the head part
1:35:13
behind. But there's a basking shark
1:35:14
right there. OK?
1:35:15
It could have been a basking. It doesn't matter to me.
1:35:17
They said the protein is 96% similar.
1:35:19
Yes, I know, but nobody's ever seen plesiosaur protein.
1:35:21
OK, to know what it's supposed to look like.
1:35:23
Humans and apes are similar, but have many differences also.
1:35:25
Anyways, there's a lot of arguments about that.
1:35:27
It doesn't matter to me, but some people get all bent out of
1:35:28
shape because they even mention, you know, the Japanese Catch of
1:35:31
1977, Russians report a creature in the lake up there.
1:35:34
They're called Mystery of the lake here.
1:35:37
Well, look like a dinosaur washed up on the beach in Russia
1:35:39
in 1994. It was 39 feet long.
1:35:43
This thing apparently is a doctored photo of a shark.
1:35:47
Somebody with Photoshop, you know, made it look like a
1:35:49
plesiosaur. But actually it's a doctored
1:35:51
photo. But so be careful.
1:35:53
There's plenty of frauds out there, no question.
1:35:55
But the existence of a fraud or counterfeit does not disprove
1:35:57
the existence of the original. Right?
1:36:01
In night in 2004, a bunch of people hover in Papua New Guinea
1:36:04
reported a creature like a dinosaur, 10 feet tall, with a
1:36:08
head like an alligator, a tail like an alligator, a head like a
1:36:11
dog. Right there on the island on the
1:36:13
city of Kokopo, one lady said she saw she ran for her life
1:36:17
seeing a 3M tall creature with a head like a dog and a tail like
1:36:20
a crocodile. You can read all about on the
1:36:22
Internet about this creature seen just in 2004.
1:36:24
Japan reports some of these creatures.
1:36:27
The North Lake and North Island Haikoto reports them and the
1:36:29
South Island down here, Japan, they call it Ishi.
1:36:32
In Lake Ikida. In China there's reported one
1:36:35
called USO, unidentified swimming object.
1:36:42
Norway has several reported sightings, as do Swedish lakes.
1:36:45
A couple of Swedish lakes up there, they call it.
1:36:47
Anybody speak Swedish? Know how to say that?
1:36:50
Storage Jordan. close enough. Yeah.
1:36:53
OK. You don't speak Swedish to you.
1:36:55
You're lying. OK.
1:36:57
In Norway, they've got a creature they say say it's very
1:36:59
similar to the Loch Ness Monster.
1:37:00
Hundreds of folks claim they've seen it.
1:37:02
It's in the news occasionally. Kind of like Loch Ness.
1:37:04
OK. Canada has reported sightings of
1:37:06
these creatures. Canadian lake monsters.
1:37:09
Nessie's Canadian cousin. There's a lake in the town of
1:37:12
Kelowna called the Lake Okanagan.
1:37:15
It's a huge lake. It's 80 miles long.
1:37:19
I've been up there twice to speak in the town of Kelowna.
1:37:21
The the natives call this creature the Ogo Pogo.
1:37:24
We sell the book on our table back there if you want to get
1:37:27
that. The Ogo Pogo, very similar to
1:37:29
Loch Ness Monster. Thousands of folks claim they've
1:37:32
seen that one. This article says they were the
1:37:34
latest among thousands to see something strange in this narrow
1:37:36
18 mile long lake. One guy swam the length of the
1:37:40
lake and said the thing came up under him.
1:37:42
Scared him half to death. I got news articles like crazy
1:37:45
about this, she said. I saw Olga Pogo twice.
1:37:48
This woman says. I interviewed John Caruso.
1:37:51
He and his family were sleeping in their boat on the lake.
1:37:53
They're camping out on the lake and their big boat, and
1:37:55
something bumped the bottom of their boat and woke them all up
1:37:57
in the middle of the early, early in the morning, they went
1:38:00
out and saw two Olga Pogo swimming across the lake.
1:38:03
He went back, grabbed his camera.
1:38:04
By the time he got it, it was, you know, pretty far away.
1:38:06
But he gave me the copy of the video footage of what he saw at
1:38:09
about, you know, quite too far away to make out the details.
1:38:12
But he said look, but Hogan, I saw the Olga Pogo.
1:38:15
Many, many folks will go on record and saying I have seen
1:38:17
it. There's one in Cadborough Source
1:38:19
or Cadborough Bay, British Columbia.
1:38:21
There's a book about that if you want to read more.
1:38:23
A baby caddy was found inside the stomach of a sperm whale.
1:38:28
They say it has a long a short pointed front flippers and a
1:38:30
long necked, long necked beast with a horse like head.
1:38:35
One guy caught a baby one with his dip net, drew a sketch of it
1:38:38
before he released it. He didn't know what it was so he
1:38:40
let it go. I interviewed this guy for an
1:38:44
hour. These four guys were fishing in
1:38:45
Canada when a creature chased their boat off Cape Sable
1:38:49
Island, Nova Scotia when I was preaching up there.
1:38:52
It happened in 1992 When I met him.
1:38:55
He said he was 67 when this happened.
1:38:59
He'd been fishing out there since he was five.
1:39:00
He said this 40 to 50 foot long creature chase their boat for
1:39:03
one to two miles. He said the neck was 2 feet
1:39:07
thick and 8 to 9 feet long had a nine inch diameter eyes.
1:39:11
He said they were 6 miles South of Cape Sable Island.
1:39:13
He said. I don't want to see it again.
1:39:15
That's what he told me. This thing washed up on the
1:39:18
beach in Newfoundland. Sometimes big blobs wash up.
1:39:20
Sometimes it is whale skin. Actually.
1:39:23
The whale dies, gets eaten and the layer of blubber, you know,
1:39:25
washes up sometimes. Sometimes it's a basking shark.
1:39:28
Parker Cove This thing washed up in Parker Cove Canada.
1:39:31
I talked to many folks who said they saw it.
1:39:33
A lot of people went analyzed it.
1:39:34
I don't think it's ever positively determined what it
1:39:36
is. It might have been a basking
1:39:37
shark, but nobody knows. Positively.
1:39:40
But it's gone. People cut pieces off it.
1:39:43
The vertebrae do tend to look like shark vertebrae instead of
1:39:47
any other kind. It's just interesting.
1:39:48
Stuff like this washes up on the beach.
1:39:50
But we sell a book called Monster Monster about North
1:39:52
American lake monsters, lake monsters and sea serpents.
1:39:56
Good book by Lauren Coleman, who is a cryptozoologist but also an
1:40:00
evolutionist. OK, I debate.
1:40:01
I I debate nothing. I I interviewed Jacques Bovet
1:40:05
for three hours. He collects sightings of the
1:40:07
lake. Memphrmagog creature between
1:40:10
Vermont and Quebec, Canada Hundreds of folks claim they've
1:40:14
seen something in this lake. Up there in Memph Lake,
1:40:16
Memphrmagog creatures been seen in the Potomac River.
1:40:20
There's a book about the Great New England Sea Serpent.
1:40:23
There's an island off Connecticut and Rhode Island
1:40:25
called Block Island where many folks claim they've seen
1:40:27
creatures swimming around out there.
1:40:28
They call it the Block Nest Monster.
1:40:33
One washed up in 1996. Another was something else.
1:40:35
Washed up in 2004. Never was identified.
1:40:37
That I know of. And I I interview people all the
1:40:41
time. And Lake Lake Erie's apparently
1:40:43
got one. Erie's Bessie matches Nessie.
1:40:46
They say it's 35 feet long, has a snake like head.
1:40:49
It's in the newspaper once in a while about Lake Erie's monster.
1:40:52
OK, you can read all that for yourself.
1:40:53
But a dead baby creature was found on the beach of Lake Erie.
1:40:57
A guy took it home, stuffed it and mounted it.
1:40:58
He's a taxidermist, he said. You tell me what it is.
1:41:02
I don't know. Doctor Bob bought it.
1:41:04
It's in his museum in Texas. It's never been identified.
1:41:06
They're not sure what. It may be a fake, Nobody knows.
1:41:08
But very interesting little critter.
1:41:10
I interviewed the sheriff. We saw That was the first guys
1:41:12
to see the Scituate harbour monster 50 feet long.
1:41:15
When it washed up on the beach, everybody started cutting pieces
1:41:17
off. By the time they got the photo
1:41:18
taken, it was pretty butchered up.
1:41:21
Some people argued it's a basking shark.
1:41:22
Others said it's a real sea serpent.
1:41:24
The health department said we don't care.
1:41:25
It stinks. We're getting out of here.
1:41:26
And so they blew it up with dynamite.
1:41:28
California, 1925. This critter washed up on the
1:41:31
beach. That's the head.
1:41:34
Here's the neck going down to the right.
1:41:39
Just the neck was 20 feet long. What everybody that examined it
1:41:44
said it was a plesiosaurus 20 foot neck.
1:41:50
One atheist wrote me a letter and said, Hovind, you're so
1:41:52
stupid, he said don't you know that was a whale?
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I said Now, just exactly where is the neck on a whale?
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Ought to be between the head and the flippers.
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He said it's a rare form of Bard's beaked whale.
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Oh, it's pretty rare, right? With a 20 foot neck?
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Duh. The people who saw it said it's
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a plesiosaurus. Why is that so hard to believe?
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You know why people resist explanations like that?
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It goes against their theory. They like the evolution theory
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because it gives them freedom from God.
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That's why they like that theory and we can spend all day on
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cryptozoology stuff. I have studied this for years
1:42:32
and love I've interviewed now 100 people that claim they've
1:42:34
seen a living dinosaur. In New York, 1969, the Harbor
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police chased something much bigger than a whale upriver.
1:42:42
Never did catch. It could have been a Zoogledon
1:42:44
or a Vasilosaurus, I don't know. But the White River Monster in
1:42:47
Newport, AR has been reported many times up until 1973.
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It apparently disappeared. Arkansas Senate passed a
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resolution said it's unlawful to molest, kill or trample the
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White River monster off the coast of Jupiter FL.
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Something's been seen similar to a dinosaur swimming in the ocean
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out there. You can read the articles for
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yourself. A lot of the stuff's on my
1:43:04
website. Doctor Dino you can read all
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about this. There's a lake between New York
1:43:08
and Vermont called Lake Champlain where many people
1:43:11
claim they've seen the Lake Champlain monster.
1:43:14
I interviewed Sandy that took this picture.
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I said Sandy do you think you saw a dinosaur?
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She said no, I know I saw a dinosaur.
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She and her husband and two kids watched it for 10 minutes. 58
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people on the Ethan Allen which capsized earlier a couple months
1:43:30
ago. You know people.
1:43:32
Some people think they all ran to one side to see something and
1:43:35
flip the boat over. I don't know maybe it's just too
1:43:36
many Twinkies. But the captain on board back in
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898 said if you if you think what I saw was a fish, it
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weighed 3000 to 5000 lbs. Bible talks about the Dragons of
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the waters. He shall slay the dragon that is
1:43:51
in the sea. In Pensacola, where I live, four
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or five teenagers went scuba diving back in 1962.
1:43:58
One survived the trip. Here's what he said.
1:44:02
They were going out to the sunken ship in the Pensacola
1:44:04
harbour called the Massachusetts, and here's what
1:44:05
he said. I've got tons of stuff on this,
1:44:08
he said. We were an Air Force rescue raft
1:44:10
bound for a sunken ship a few miles off the coast.
1:44:12
Midway out, we were caught in a storm and dragged out to sea.
1:44:15
When the storm cleared, we were in a dense fog.
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We began to hear strange noises, like the splashing of a porpoise
1:44:21
and a sickening order like dead fish.
1:44:23
The noise got closer to the raft and I heard a loud hissing
1:44:25
sound. Out in the fog.
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We saw what looked like a long pole about 10 feet high sticking
1:44:30
up out of the water. On top was a bulb like
1:44:34
structure. It bent in the middle and went
1:44:37
under. It appeared several more times,
1:44:39
getting closer to the raft. The silence was broken once
1:44:41
again by something out of the fog.
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I can only describe it as a high pitched wine.
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We panicked. All five of us put on our fins
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and went into the water. Keep together and try for the
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ship. I yelled.
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After we got in the water. We got split up in the fog and
1:44:55
from behind I could hear the screams of my comrades.
1:44:57
One by one I got a closer look at the thing just before my last
1:45:00
friend went under. The neck was about 12 feet long,
1:45:03
brownish green and smooth looking.
1:45:05
The head was like a sea turtle, except more elongated.
1:45:08
The eyes were green with Oval pupils.
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I don't know how long it was before I heard a scream.
1:45:15
It lasted maybe half a minute. Then I heard Warren's call.
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Hey, help me. It's got Brad.
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I've got to get out of here. His voice was cut off abruptly
1:45:22
by a short cry. Brad Warren.
1:45:24
Hey, where is everybody? I yelled back at the top of my
1:45:26
lungs. Larry now swam with Eric and me.
1:45:28
Warren and Brad were nowhere insight.
1:45:30
Right next to Eric. That telephone pole like figure
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broke water. I could see the long neck and
1:45:34
two small eyes. The mouth opened and it bent
1:45:37
over. It dove on top of Eric, dragging
1:45:39
him under. I screamed and began to swim
1:45:41
past the ship. My insides were shaking
1:45:43
uncontrollably. He drew a sketch of the thing
1:45:46
that killed his friends. He said.
1:45:49
I finally made it to the top of the ship and stayed there most
1:45:53
of the night. Next morning I swam to shore,
1:45:55
was found by the rescue unit. That's the sketch Brian Mccleary
1:45:59
drew of what he saw that killed his four friends.
1:46:02
I was speaking in Fort Walton Beach, FL one time and Valerie
1:46:04
Bill came to me and said Mr. Hovind, my my stepson, Larry
1:46:07
Bill was one of the kids who was eaten.
1:46:09
That story you're telling is correct.
1:46:11
But the Pensacola News Journal said after they interviewed him,
1:46:14
They said this is a beach town. You know, people come here to go
1:46:16
swimming. We're not going to report that
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your friends got eaten by a dinosaur.
1:46:21
We're going to report that they drowned.
1:46:23
So that's what the newspaper said.
1:46:24
Four teenagers drowned Panama City.
1:46:27
There's something seen there. Similar youth director at a
1:46:29
Lutheran Church told me his whole youth group was in the van
1:46:31
and they saw a creature like that in Panama City harbor.
1:46:35
There've been many reports of dinosaurs still living.
1:46:38
There could be some pterodactyl still alive.
1:46:41
The natives called the animal the Congo motto.
1:46:45
If you're in the Congo, in bat in Kenya they call it Batum
1:46:47
Zynga. Steve Romani was Romani was on
1:46:51
the Kenya Olympic running team. He called me and said but he was
1:46:53
going to school in Louisiana, he said.
1:46:56
Mr. Hovind, I saw those creatures, he said.
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We've got him in my village in Kenya, He said their favorite
1:47:01
food is decaying human flesh. They dig up graves and eat the
1:47:05
bodies. They kept talking about the
1:47:07
conga motto. We could cover dinosaurs still
1:47:11
living for hours, but there been lots of reports of pterodactyls
1:47:15
still around. I get calls about this from
1:47:17
people all the time about pterodactyls being seen in Papua
1:47:20
New Guinea or in Indonesia or in Venezuela.
1:47:24
Wish we had time to cover all that about all these pterodactyl
1:47:26
sightings. So Dave Wetzel went there and
1:47:28
said, man, the natives kept talking about this flying ropin
1:47:32
that glows in the dark over in Papua New Guinea and lives on
1:47:35
the island right there. So what's the point you say,
1:47:39
Brother Hovind, Who cares? Yeah, I think there might be
1:47:41
some dinosaurs still alive. And I think we have really been
1:47:44
lied to about the dinosaurs. Now, I don't think there's many,
1:47:47
and it's probably safe to go to the dorm.
1:47:49
OK, don't get excited and think, wow, we're going to get eaten by
1:47:51
dinosaur. No, it's not that way.
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The hallway will be clear tonight, I assure you.
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OK, but the Indians had a legend called the Thunderbird.
1:47:59
They said a giant bird got hit by lightning.
1:48:01
When they found it three days later, the buzzers had picked
1:48:03
the bones clean, but they said the wingspan was 20 feet and had
1:48:09
a Bony bump on the back of its head.
1:48:12
The Indian Prayer sticks to this day have the head of a
1:48:15
pterodactyl on them now. Henry Ford put an eagle on the
1:48:20
taillight of his Thunderbird. It should have been a
1:48:21
pterodactyl. You blew it, Henry.
1:48:26
French explorers Jacques Marquette and Joliet stopped
1:48:30
near what now the town of Saint Louis, and reported they saw a
1:48:33
big ugly bird painted on the Cliff on the other side in
1:48:35
Alton, IL. The Indian said.
1:48:38
Oh, it's a pyosaw bird. A great chief killed him years
1:48:41
ago. They painted the picture up
1:48:43
there for years. They finally put a big metal
1:48:45
plaque. There's me down below it for
1:48:47
scale. They took it down for fear of
1:48:48
the plaque would fall. I guess they just recently put
1:48:50
it back up. I don't know.
1:48:51
But if you go to Alton, IL, you'll see Piasau, you know,
1:48:54
Piasau, Dairy Queen. It's pretty famous over there,
1:48:57
whatever the Piasau bird was. OK.
1:48:59
And we talk a lot about that. People say, Brother Hovind, why
1:49:02
do you speak about dinosaurs? Well, for one thing, Satan's
1:49:04
using them to teach his gospel. It's time Christians, you know,
1:49:07
put up a defence. Christians are confused where
1:49:10
they fit in. They are a great evangelistic
1:49:12
tool. Kids will gather around you like
1:49:15
crazy when you get dinosaurs. He's the chief of the ways of
1:49:20
God. Well then God ought to get the
1:49:22
glory. Now, the Bible also talks about
1:49:24
Leviathan, but that's a whole nother story.
1:49:25
We'll cover Leviathan some other time.
1:49:27
So basically, God made everything in six days.
1:49:29
Dinosaurs lived with man. People have killed most of them.
1:49:32
There could be a few still alive.
1:49:34
And Christians need to quit worrying about dinosaurs and
1:49:36
start using them for God's glory.
1:49:39
Cover more on that in the next session.
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Well, this is Kent Hovind. It is August 31st, 1993.
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I'm sitting here at the Antique Quest in Winchester, NH with
1:49:53
Sandy Mansi. It's good to see you again,
1:49:55
Sandy. I saw you back in 92 and Sandy
1:49:59
is the one that saw Champ. Her picture appears on the cover
1:50:02
of the book by Joseph Zarzynski. This was this took.
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Why don't you tell us when it was and where you were and just
1:50:10
a little bit about it. I was in Vermont on the Vermont
1:50:14
side and my husband when we weren't married at the time with
1:50:18
fiance and my children, we were exploring the lake that I grew
1:50:21
up in that area and we were just exploring the lake, sitting
1:50:25
there enjoying the peace and quiet.
1:50:29
My husband had gone back to the car to get the camera, and while
1:50:32
he was gone there was a disturbance in the lake and I
1:50:37
looked out. I thought perhaps there was a
1:50:38
school of fish and maybe a scuba diver or something.
1:50:41
And then the head and the neck broke the surface of the water,
1:50:46
and the head picked up in the neck in the back.
1:50:49
And I knew it wasn't a fish. Right.
1:50:53
Well, great. And some people said.
1:50:55
They, they. They.
1:50:56
I heard somebody told you that they thought maybe it was a
1:50:59
duck. I.
1:51:00
Think it's about a 2000 LB duck A. 2000 LB Duck When we were at
1:51:05
the church when you came to hear me speak up in remember that was
1:51:09
New Hampshire, Dublin, NH you I had all my dinosaurs on the
1:51:12
table and you immediately picked out this one as champ.
1:51:15
But you said it was a little different what you saw.
1:51:17
Yes, what I saw is the neck was not near as long and the head is
1:51:23
shaped right like a horse head, but the neck is not near as
1:51:28
long. OK, now there are three or four
1:51:30
different types of swimming dinosaurs that bones have been
1:51:33
found out. There's the chronosaur, which
1:51:34
has a huge neck, the plesiosaur which you're holding.
1:51:37
And then there's the elasmosaur, had a shorter neck and the head
1:51:41
is at a right angle to the body instead of in line with the
1:51:44
body. There may be others of course,
1:51:47
undiscovered yet, but get that where they can see it on the
1:51:49
camera. I think this more shorter neck
1:51:54
with a shorter neck or or it could be the the neck wasn't
1:51:58
fall out of the water too. OK.
1:52:01
All right. So this was in back in 1977.
1:52:05
How many other people do you know or have you talked to the
1:52:07
claim? They have seen it also.
1:52:09
I have spoken with probably about six different people who
1:52:13
have seen it and all of our accounts are very, very similar.
1:52:20
So we all can't be crazy, and we all can't be telling something
1:52:25
that maybe we didn't see. But they're all very, very
1:52:28
similar. The shape of the head and neck,
1:52:32
just the massive size of. It OK now you you watched it
1:52:36
for? About how long?
1:52:38
Would you say? Probably from the time the
1:52:41
disturbance until it went back down, maybe 8 minutes 10.
1:52:47
Minutes, 8 to 10 minutes, OK. And you told me the last time we
1:52:50
talked about a year ago, that when it first came up, it was
1:52:54
looking different directions. It was looking around.
1:52:56
When it came up, it was facing the spray OK to me.
1:53:00
And when it came up out of the water and then it looked around
1:53:04
and when I did take the one snapshot, it was getting
1:53:08
fidgety, it was getting a little more movement to it and it had
1:53:13
turned its head to look over its back.
1:53:16
And that's when I got the snapshot.
1:53:18
And then it turned and then it went down and it started going
1:53:22
down like this. And then it put its head down
1:53:24
under the water. After it was completely under
1:53:27
the water, I heard a boat coming.
1:53:29
I heard about never, didn't even see the boat, but I heard it
1:53:32
coming. It knew that boat was coming
1:53:35
long before my sense of hearing picked it.
1:53:37
Up. A lot of people I've interviewed
1:53:39
have told me that, like the ones in Africa, the dinosaurs in
1:53:41
Africa, they'll the natives claim they have very sensitive
1:53:44
hearing and they'll hear you coming and duck under the water.
1:53:47
I've got missionary friends over there that say there are
1:53:49
dinosaurs in that swamp. Absolutely, I'm sure of it.
1:53:54
God created one. He created many, Sure.
1:53:58
And this is something that has to be of creation.
1:54:04
It's not. It's not something that could
1:54:05
have come from the eel or any of that nonsense.
1:54:08
And you've got to say, why don't you create many?
1:54:10
Sure. Right now your your picture has
1:54:13
as well as being on the cover of Joseph's book has been in a
1:54:16
number of places. It was in Time magazine, the
1:54:19
July 81. I think you were on Unsolved
1:54:22
Mysteries. Did you say this last week or?
1:54:24
Unsolved Mysteries. That's been shown three times.
1:54:28
First was in September last year and then.
1:54:32
Maybe September 92. Right.
1:54:34
And then recently about a week or so ago, they.
1:54:39
Had a OK, so you're a movie star now.
1:54:45
Well, there are those who teach that evolution is a proven fact.
1:54:49
The dinosaurs lived millions of years ago.
1:54:51
I have as you know. Am very different.
1:54:53
I was a scientist, scientist for 15 years.
1:54:56
I'm of a strong, studied opinion that a few dinosaurs are even
1:54:59
still alive. The world isn't millions of
1:55:01
years old. And would you say that what you
1:55:03
saw was best described as being a dinosaur of some kind?
1:55:07
Water dwelling? I saw a.
1:55:08
Dinosaur. You felt like you were seeing a
1:55:10
dinosaur. Right.
1:55:11
I know. I felt.
1:55:13
I know. You know, OK.
1:55:14
I saw a. Dinosaur.
1:55:16
Now the question comes to some people's mind.
1:55:18
Why did you only take one picture?
1:55:22
Because I didn't want to miss anything.
1:55:24
Busy watching it, I was. Busy watching it.
1:55:26
I brought the camera. I took the one photograph and
1:55:29
then I put it down because I didn't want to miss anything.
1:55:32
I was in so such a total awe of what was happening and I don't
1:55:37
even know why I took the one. It was just instant.
1:55:39
My husband handed me the camera. He had gone after the camera
1:55:42
and. After the camera, take pictures
1:55:43
of the children. OK, before it surfaced, we.
1:55:45
Didn't even know anything was going on until he got back
1:55:48
there. Sure.
1:55:49
And he helped me up the banking and he handed me the camera.
1:55:52
So he helped me up the banking and I had it.
1:55:54
My knees gave out. I I was shaking and I went down
1:55:57
on my knees. I picked the camera up.
1:55:59
I took the one photograph and then put it down.
1:56:02
I had it both out. You.
1:56:04
Could have taken 20 figures. Oh, absolutely.
1:56:07
But I wanted to watch it and I was.
1:56:09
And your mind tries to rationalize, and I'm trying to
1:56:13
think, well, what is this? And there comes a point when you
1:56:17
cannot rationalize. You just stand there and off.
1:56:21
Well, great. Anything else?
1:56:23
Any typical questions you get asked or most of the people that
1:56:25
interview you are those who believe in evolution and how do
1:56:30
you feel about that? You don't like that?
1:56:33
I agree with you 100% and I appreciate you letting me use
1:56:36
your picture. I put it on one of my posters
1:56:39
and I have quite a few pictures from different people and my
1:56:41
motive is to strengthen people's faith in the Bible.
1:56:44
The Bible is the word of God and there's Sandy's picture.
1:56:47
You've been featured in a number of shows and magazines and
1:56:50
things like that. You're just you've lived here
1:56:52
how long in in Winchester? About 20 years. 20 years?
1:56:56
So you had no intention of trying to become a celebrity by
1:56:59
photographing champs? Now, as a matter of fact, I
1:57:01
really didn't even want to publish.
1:57:02
I kept it a secret for 20 years, and then I made them keep it in
1:57:06
the scientific world. And I was I was forced by the
1:57:10
media to publish because they were calling.
1:57:13
Well, if this exists, why haven't we seen it?
1:57:16
And. Sportster.
1:57:18
And that's why I had to. I put a copyright on so that I
1:57:22
could.