Noah’s Ark Found in Turkey?

Researchers have discovered Noah's Ark. Have you heard about it? Just this past Shabbat we read the Torah portion of Noah. The Holy One, blessed be he, commands Noah to build an ark for 120 years and the Torah details the exact dimensions of the ark. 300 cubits long, 50 cubits wide and 30 cubits high. The Torah specifies the ark had three levels, the top for humans, the middle for animals and the bottom for waste. It is written, "And the ark rested in the seventh month on the 17th day of the month upon the mountains of Ararat." Where are mountains of Ararat? It is located in Turkey. Now, listen to the next crazy thing. Researchers found the remains of Noah's ark exactly in the location that the Torah described. They conducted tests for a very long time including precise computerized systems and reached a 100% conclusion that the crazy archaeological remnant found in the mountains of Ararat, which you can tell just by looking at it that something huge was there, is the ark described in the Bible as Noah's ark according to the exact measurements recorded in the Torah, including the levels I told you about. And science is discovering this right now during the Torah portion of Noah. Tell me, how many more messages do people need to understand that the Torah is the truth? The Holy One, blessed be he, could have written in the sky in huge letters, "I am the Lord your God." But the Holy One, blessed be he, intentionally does not do that. This world is called Olam, world, from the word Ne'elam, hidden. The Holy One, blessed be he, hid himself to give us the opportunity to find him. If everyone saw and knew the creator, where would there be reward and punishment? Precisely in a world where the Holy One seemingly hides himself, again, there is no world without its creator. Not me, not you, not the camera, nothing exists if the Holy One, blessed be he, does not sustain it with a renewed utterance every single moment. Yet the Holy One intentionally hides himself, so to speak, to allow us to discover him in the world. And despite all this, he still gives us messages and proves to us that the Torah he gave to us, to human beings, is the truth. But to my great regret, there are still people who refuse to see this. So, listen well, you don't need to wear a kippah, you don't need to wear tzitzit. You just need to open your eyes and see that even the gentiles who truly want and are searching find the answer that the Torah is the truth. The Lord is near to all who call upon him, to all who call upon him in truth. If you want to find the creator of the world, go search for him in truth and you will see that you will find him. How fortunate we are to have merited being the people of Israel that with God's help we will merit to hear more good news and pass this on to benefit the many for those who still haven't grasped that the Torah is the truth.