Ron Wyatt

Yes.

Have you ever heard of a guy named Ron Wyatt?

Mm-mm.

Or Jonathan Gray?

I've heard of Jonathan Gray.

Yes.

Well, Ron Wyatt was a Biblical archeologist.

He was actually, like, a registered nurse, and nurse anesthetist.

Well, it's taken us quite a while to catch that up.

I know for a lot of you, you're probably aware of Ron Wyatt and his work, you know, in the past, and different people.

And there's a site that when you've seen images, you're like, "That kinda looks like it could be a little something." Well, somebody's had those same thoughts, and they actually did the heavy work, the heavy lifting, uh, behind the scenes-

Yes

Uh, middle of college, I was kinda bored with college at that time, two years into it.

And a friend had contacted me.

This was, like, the start of the internet, just a couple years into the internet, so- This friend was from Florida, and he knew Ron Wyatt.

I actually, as a kid, had called and talked to Ron Wyatt many years over the phone since 1990, in middle school, all the way up to 1997.

And you know, there's been years and years of evidence.

Ron Wyatt bro- brought global attention to the Durupinar Formation, uh, back in the '80s, so that's where a lot of people heard of it.

But we're studying-- We're just continuing the study with brand-new, uh, high-end-- like the best technology known to man right now, we're using at the site right now some of the top minds in the world.

Uh, it's an international, uh, initiative between, you know, we have engineers in Australia, we have US defense scientists, we have Turkish archaeological professors, the best of the best coming together to, you know, prove to the world that this is the resting place of Noah's Ark.

His sons and him did this many years ago.

There's a documentary you can go find on YouTube that him and his sons put out regarding Noah's Ark location, the Red Sea, Mount Sinai, and his name's Ron Wyatt.

He was, used to be in, just so as this guy is, the Seventh Day Adventist Church ha- has a, an invested interest in this type of stuff.

But-

Apart, that is, from one man who was already making a name for himself.

Ron Wyatt, an ex-nurse from Kalamazoo, Michigan, had reinvented himself as a Christian explorer.

He seemed to know everyone in town.

Ron talked about the Garden of God and the things he was searching for.

Wyatt had long been convinced that the place to look for the Ark was not Mount Ararat itself, but on the Mount of Darupinar.

It shows that the vessel came right through here.

David Fasold had found a kindred soul, and he had something that Ron Wyatt hadn't, an engineer's mind.

They teamed up and decided to do the kind of exhaustive exploration that would finally win over the skeptics.

Welcome to Bible Mysteries.

What if there are secrets in the Bible the world doesn't want you to know? You're listening to Episode 302, Did Ron Wyatt Find Noah's Ark? The Evidence at Darubanar, interview with Mary Nell Wyatt Lee.

Now here are your hosts, Scott and John.

Hello and welcome once again to Bible Mysteries Podcast.

Sometimes we don't know what's true, what's not true.

But we decided to go back to the real experts.

We have a wonderful guest with us today, Mary Nell Wyatt Lee, who was the wife of Ron Wyatt before he passed to go be with the Lord.

And I'm going to introduce her in just a moment.

And the site has been searched and looked at, or that means for some 75 years.

There was a previous person, Ron Wyatt, who is well known for other discoveries, biblical discoveries, like finding Pharaoh's chariot wheels in the Red Sea and a whole bunch of other things like that.

He made some of the original claims.

Actually, almost every claim that's being made now is a claim that he made back then.