Ghanaian fishermen on a mission to build 21st century Noah’s Ark
A group of Ghanaian fishermen has recently garnered attention for their ambitious project, aiming to construct a modern-day rendition
A group of Ghanaian fishermen has recently garnered attention for their ambitious project, aiming to construct a modern-day rendition of Noah’s Ark.
Although the structure is still a work in progress, its sheer size is evident from a video circulating on social media.
Remarkably, the builders rely on manual labor and primitive tools, such as hammers, to bring their vision to life. The hands-on approach adds a unique element to the project, showcasing the dedication of the workers involved.
However, there is uncertainty about whether the contemporary ark shares the same dimensions as the legendary and religious ark, as the specific measurements are not currently available.
In the biblical account found in the Book of Genesis, Genesis 6:15 (New International Version) states, “This is how you are to build it: The ark is to be three hundred cubits long, fifty cubits wide, and thirty cubits high.”
As the construction progresses, more details may emerge to shed light on this fascinating endeavor.
Some Ghanaian fishermen are on a mission to build a 21st Century Noah’s Ark.
Is there something they’re not telling us? pic.twitter.com/cLXTHHRBUk
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