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Mount Ararat

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Sep 14, 2026

David FohrmanGUEST
4:30
He's seen nothing but sterile waters for day after day and week after week.
David FohrmanGUEST
4:36
And, um, as the waters are beginning to recede, the boat finally f- finds a rest on Mount Ararat.
David FohrmanGUEST
4:47
And more than that, the tops of other mountaintops are seen, but Noah feels a need to start sending out birds, as you put it before, the original Twitter.
Imu ShalevHOST
4:56
Mm-hmm.
speaker_15NARRATOR
59:53
Very beautiful, well-preserved fossils in this layer of sedimentary rock that's running up and down right here, miles and miles, hundreds of miles from the nearest ocean.
speaker_15NARRATOR
60:03
There is Mount Ararat.
speaker_15NARRATOR
60:04
We're in the mountains of Ararat.
AaronPANELIST
60:06
But it's funny though that like your basic Bible-believing Christian would obviously especially see the vicinity of that to Mount Ararat.
AaronPANELIST
60:17
Mount Ararat's where it's said that the ark came to rest, Noah's Ark.
AaronPANELIST
60:23
But those, those things very seem very superficial, don't they? You know what I'm saying?
BrianPANELIST
60:28
What do you mean?
BrianPANELIST
60:49
Well, they're just down
James CrowdenGUEST
7:19
I've been traveling in Turkey in very remote bits of eastern Turkey.
James CrowdenGUEST
7:22
I was once held up by bandits on Mount Ararat, which is another story.
James CrowdenGUEST
7:27
Kurdish bandits.
James CrowdenGUEST
7:28
But in Southeast Kurdistan, I was aware that there were wild grapes growing in trees.
SimeonHOST
52:16
Okay, and all these huge movements of water going on, carving out canyons and pushing up, you know, earth here or there.
SimeonHOST
52:24
So it's a mistake to say, oh, okay, Mount Ararat, like I read a couple of commentators that did that, did this, where they said, okay, Mount Ararat's so high, that means that the flood was so deep based on Mount Ararat.
SimeonHOST
52:34
Well, Mount Ararat very likely wasn't there until after the flood, okay? Okay.
SimeonHOST
52:41
You say, has Noah's Ark been found on Mount Ararat? Could I just say it says the mountains of Ararat? So we don't know which mountain it was.
SimeonHOST
52:49
Okay, that again went straight down like a lead balloon, that meant nothing to any of you, we'll just move on.
SimeonHOST
52:55
That's just stuff coming out of the study there.
Bill FedererSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:43
And one of the things I wanna bring out is that, uh, Nimrod's Tower of Babel.
Bill FedererSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:50
Uh, he, um, built it down the mountain from Ararat, where Noah's Ark landed, and, uh, uh, Josephus, the Jewish commentator, said Nimrod wanted to build his tower so high that if God destroyed the world again with a flood, he could survive on top.
Bill FedererSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:03
And he made everybody in town bake bricks and bring them, or he would kill them.
Bill FedererSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:07
And since the population of the world was there and he wanted to control it, in a sense, Nimrod was the first globalist.
Nick DenaryHOST
11:24
Ella Oshetsky took the win with teammate Maddie York following in second.
Nick DenaryHOST
11:29
Over in the KVAC, Edward Little hosted a meet, which was won individually by Cameron Cardella of Mount Ararat.
Nick DenaryHOST
11:35
Oxford Hills won the team race on the boys' side.
Nick DenaryHOST
11:38
Charlotte Crowe won the girls' race.
Nick DenaryHOST
11:41
She finished first, leading Mount Ararat squad to a team title.
Nick DenaryHOST
11:46
At the SMAA, Marshwood hosted a meet.
Nick DenaryHOST
11:48
On the boys' side, Thornton Academy won with 28 points over Falmouth, who was just four points back in 32.
John MacArthurSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:40
It was the place where the first assault on God and man took place.
John MacArthurSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:47
The River Euphrates rises from sources near Mount Ararat in Turkey.
John MacArthurSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:51
The Euphrates flows more than 1,700 miles before emptying into the Persian Gulf.
John MacArthurSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:58
The longest and most important river in the Middle East.
Brian ZahndGUEST
33:13
If it's done well, where you allow empiricism to set the terms for the game that everything has to be proved empirically, then it's a fool's errand.
Brian ZahndGUEST
33:24
And that's when, you know, you have people scuba diving in the Red Sea trying to find those chariots of Pharaoh or, you know, trekking up Mount Ararat to find some gopher wood.
Brian ZahndGUEST
33:37
I just, you know, I started laughing.
Brian ZahndGUEST
33:39
That's apologetics done poorly.
Larry JohnsonHOST
5:01
No one has ever talked about the Garden of Eden anywhere else but of Africa.
Larry JohnsonHOST
5:06
All those animals, how do those animals migrate? From where you think the Mount Ararat is, out in the Caucus Mountains, how do you think that these tropical animals somehow migrated all at once into Africa? It really does disappoint me that Negroes in this country do not want to give honor and glory to the country they came from.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
5:29
It really, it
Larry JohnsonHOST
5:30
blows my mind.
David WeinHOST
2:47
Thakur Jayu called on humanity to return to him, but when they refused, he hid a holy pair of humans on Mount Harata.
David WeinHOST
2:56
What does that mountain sound like, for those of you who know the flood story? Ararat, exactly.
David WeinHOST
3:04
And then he flooded the rest of the earth, except for that particular mountain.
David WeinHOST
3:10
The ancestors of the Santal people tried to migrate through the mountains.

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