Noah’s Ark
The Point of Origin
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So, where did the Ark land if it was not Mount Ararat in the mid-east. We go back to the bible for the details. In Genesis 11:2 it says, “As they journeyed from the East.” They came from the East. That puts ancient China and Japan as the eastern area.
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For centuries, one question has captivated scholars, historians, and believers alike: Where did Noah’s Ark finally come to rest? Mount Ararat has long been the primary focus of that search. But what if the traditional location is not the answer? New evidence points to another possibility— and may offer a different perspective on one of the Bible’s most enduring stories. Noah’s Ark: The Point of Origin brings together the biblical account of Noah’s survival, the search for the Ark’s landing place, and the remarkable story of humanity’s journey in the generations that followed the Flood. It also incorporates the author’s invention of a solar-time clock that has evolved into a solar/lunar calendar clock of our galaxy, which she explains in detail. Noah and his family survived the Flood, and the generations that followed would spread across the earth, carrying with them their stories, beliefs, and memories of a world that had been destroyed. This book follows that journey through the generations, examining humanity’s travels and trials amid the destructive upheavals that, according to the evidence presented here, may have been connected to the periodic return of a blood-red comet.
About the Author
Katherine Hensley is a passionate researcher of ancient history, with a deep focus on biblical studies, mythology, and astrology—and a strong interest in archaeology. Later in life, her focus turned to the whereabouts of Noah’s Ark. She has found what she believes is the true location of the Ark.