Noah's Ark Seminar Photos
Photos courtesy of Victor Kubik
Arnold and Janie Mendez with
Victor Kubik (r-l). Mr. Kubik is the pastor of the Terre Haute and
Lafayette, IN United Church of God Congregations. His congregation has
hosted both the Noah's Ark and Early Man Seminar. His recent article in
the United Church of God's United News
Newsletter detailed a Noah's Ark Seminar presentation and
His Pastor's Newsletter
detailed a recent Early Man Seminar presentation.
Fossil cast of the crania of
Neanderthal Man. Neanderthal people were very powerful and had robust
skeletons. There skeletal feature indicate that they were long-lived and
led very dynamic lives. Many of them have been found buried in caves in
agreement with the scriptural burial practices as described in the book of
Genesis.
A 1/32 scale model of the
cross-section of Noah's Ark. This model reveals the decking and the
interior structural construction of the ark. The model contains scale
replicas of many different air breathing land living mammals. This model
helps convey the understanding of the large size and the carrying capacity of
the ark.
A full length 1/75 scale
model of the ark. This model is six feet long. Notice the scale
model of the Columbus ship Pinta and the 44 foot long railroad stock car
(sitting on the top of the ark). These models all to the same scale reveal
the massive size of the ark.
A 1/12 scale model of a
caging system. This caging system was based on self-watering,
self-feeding, and self-cleaning technologies. Animals contained in this type of
caging system would have required little care once loaded onto the ark.
The Genesis Flood and Early
Man Poster showing the effects that the global flood would have on humans.
The earth was destroyed along with humanity. The post flood world had
differing climates, atmospheric content, air pressure, oxygen levels.
These principles are clearly demonstrated with the help of visual aids.
Seminar participants examine various displayed material. In the center picture scriptures are used to tie together relevant seminar ideas. Scripture and science are joined through the use of displays and biblical exegesis.