Chapter 3 “But there are proffered archaeological discoveries which, despite having been claimed for centuries and having received the applause of countless millions of laypeople over this vast period of time, have never been accepted in archaeological circles, for one reason and one reason alone. It is not that the archaeological discipline has a conspiracy […]
Chapter 2: The reasoning of the Pharisees It is clear having known Ron Wyatt, and having sat down with him in his home, and traveled with him to the Middle East, that he was an approachable individual. He was attempting to piece together as well, all that God was presenting to him, and if there […]
CHAPTER 1: The Standishes use quotes from Randall Price and others to present what we know is not completely accurate from Scripture. One such reference is found from a source identified from Randall Price’s book The Third Temple, where he quotes Gershon Solomon, the Director of the Temple Mount project in Jerusalem. “In an interview […]
I have been silent up to this point in responding to the opinions of not only the church hierarchy, but those in academia, who have expressed their views to what has been referred to as the Ron Wyatt discovery material. The reason for my silence is not due to the chatter from those who hold […]
Taken in 1997. Ron explains some of the history behind his excavation for the Ark of the Covenant and its hiding place in the cave system.
Anchor Stone director Jerry Bowen will speak about Sodom and Gomorrah: Sin Runs Out of Gas on Saturday, May17, 2014 at the New Beginnings Church in Beckley, WV. The meeting begins at 11 am and will include time for questions and answers and viewing samples and artifacts afterward. Beckley Seventh-day Adventist Church 116 Willowood Rd […]
Recently I came across this photo from the Chinese expeditions on Mount Ararat. They are hoping to use this wood evidence to substantiate the tradition that the ship landed on the mountain. There are numerous reasons why this could not be possible, even though we clearly see the wood. Let’s assume that this picture is […]
