- 1. Babies on arkFlood legendsDragonsIcaDinosaurs in Bible
2. EVANGELISMO DE CIENCIA CREACIONISTA Leccin 3a:Dinosaurios y
La BibliaLeccin 5 de 15.Un Seminario de CreacinPorDr. Kent Hovind29
Cummings Road Pensacola, FL 32503 850-479-3466www.drdino.comCorreo
Electronico: [email protected] 3. Kent & JoJuly 14, 1973 4. Eric
and Tanya HovindKent Andrew and Danielle Hovind Paul and Marlissa
Jewell 5. Grandkids are Godsreward for not killing your own kids
whenyou thought about it! Los nietos son elgalardn de Dios parano
matar sus propioshijos cuando quisiera.Angelina 2 months Stephanie
22 months Kailey 18 months 7-19-04 6. La familia Hovind Junio 2004
7. 7-02 8. Hovind grandkids loveplaying at DAL! Los nietos de
Hovind lesgustan jugar en la tierra de los Dinosuarios. 9. No human
being has ever seen a live dinosaur.Nadie jams ha visto un
dinosaurio vivo. - National Geographic Jan. 1993 10. En el
principio cre Dios los cielos y la tierra.In the beginning, God
created the heaven and the earth.Gnesis 1:1 11. Porque en seis das
hizoJehov los cielos y la tierra,la mar y todas las cosas que en
ellos hay,For in six days the Lord made heaven and earth, the sea,
and all that in them is xodo 20:11 (Adam must have seen dinosaurs)
(Adam quizs mir a los dinosaurios) 12. En el Seminario Parte 2
explicamosel huerto de Edn.Y dijo Dios: Haya expansin en medio de
las aguas, y separe las aguas de las aguas. Gnesis 1:6 (princpio
del segundo da)In Seminar Part 2 we explainthe Garden of Eden.And
God said, Let there be a firmament in themidst of the waters, and
let it divide the watersfrom the waters.Genesis 1:6 (the start of
day 2) 13. Canopy of El agua arriba y debajo de la corteza
terrestre.wateroverheadand waterunder thecrust of theearth.
Picturecourtesy Dr. Carl Baugh 14. De Jehov es la tierra y
suplenitud; El mundo, y los queen l habitan. Porque l la fund sobre
los mares, Yafirmla sobre los ros. The earth is the LORDs, and the
fulness thereof; the world, andthey that dwell therein. For he hath
founded it upon the seas, and established it upon the floods.Salmos
24:1-2 15. Al que tendi latierra sobre las aguas,To him that
stretched out theearth above the waters:Salmos 136:6 16. The
original creation was verydifferent than what we see today.Picture
courtesy Dr. Carl Baugh 254-897-3200 17. Creationists Time
LineCreacin6000 YA 4400 Jesus 2000(4000 BC) years ago
BirthCreationFlood Evolutionists Time LineEvolucin20,000,000,000s
sr mveBig BangFo A ol h BY Ev YAlved rt 6a .ife 3 BEvo E 4Lan Y AM
M3 18. Antediluvian life span chartAverage agebefore the floodwas
912 years. Today, 70-80 19. The biggest pterosaur flying over the
inlandsea is Pteranodon. Like all reptiles, it grows throughout its
life Los reptles crecendurante todo su vidaHolt Earth Science,
1991, p. 293 20. Dinosaurs were big lizards thatlived with Adamand
Eve.Los dinosaurios sonreptles que vivieroncon Adam y Eva. 21.
Haban DINOSAURIOS en el arca de Noe? 22. Dinosaurs on the
Ark?Dinosaurios en el arca? 23. Noah was 600Noah was 600when he
wentwhen he wentinto the ark. into the ark. No tena 600 aos cuando
No tena 600 aos cuandoentr en el arca. entr en el arca.Last page of
seminar notebook, available from CSE $8.50, 877-479-3466, Also
available laminated $5. 24. Why bring babies?Por qu traer bebs?1.
They are smaller.(the biggest dinosauregg found is smaller thana
football)1. Son mas pequeos. (Elhuevo ms grande de losdinosaurios
fue un poco mspequeo que una pelota defutbl) 25. Un huevo de un
dinosaurioMayo 1996 26. Why bring babies? Por qu traer1. They are
smaller. (the biggestdinosaur egg found is smaller than
abebs?football)2. They weigh less.1. Son ms pequeos.3. They eat
less.2. Tienen menos peso.4. They sleep a lotmore.3. Comen menos.5.
They are tougher. 4. Duermen mas.6. After the flood, theywill live
longer to5. Estan mas durables.produce more 6. Despus del
diluvio,offspring. (Thats why hevivirn mas tiempo ybrought them!)
tendrn mas hijos. 27. Mother and baby elephant GlencoeBiol p. 497
28. Todo lo que tena aliento deespritu de vida en susnarices, de
todo lo quehaba en la tierra, All in whose nostrils was the breath
of life, of all that was in the dry land,Gnesis 7:22 29. Insects
breath through spiracles intheir skin not nostrils. Los insectos
respiran por medio de su piel.Holt Biology 2004, p, 668 30. Dog
breedsNoah did not take 400 pairs of dogs on the ark! No no llev
400 pares de perros en el arca. 31. Skeptics say, How did Noah fit
millionsof animals on the ark? 1. Only land animals- no fish (Gen.
7:22) 2. Only those with nostrils- no bugs (Gen. 7:22) 3. Bring
babies (Common sense) 4. Two of each kind not variety (Gen. 7:14)
5. God made the kinds.Los escepticos preguntan, Cmo llev No a
tantos animales adentro del arca? 1. Slo animales terrestres no
peces (Gen. 7:22) 2. Slo los con narices no insectos (Gen. 7:22) 3.
Traer bebs (sabidura comn) 4. Dos de cada gnero no variedad (Gen.
7:14) 5. Dios hizo los gneros. 32. 6. God told Noah how big to
build it-He should know!7. How many were there? 8000? Kinds needed
to be on theark. (Creation Ex Nihilo Mar-May 1997 p. 16)8. Skeptics
say Adam could never name all the animals in oneday. 8000 @ 300
wpm=26 min. 1/sec=2 1/4 hours.9. How big was the ark?6. Dios ense a
No como construir el arca!7. Cuntos animales eran? 8000? (Creation
Ex Nihilo Mar-May 1997 p. 16)8. Escpticos dicen que Adam no podra
haber nombrado losanimales en un da. 8000 @ 300 wpm=26 min. 1/sec=2
1/4hours.9. Qu tamao fue el arca? 33. Prentice Hall 18 to 20
billionPrentice Hall General Science, 1992, page 61Prentice Hall
General Science, 1992, page 61 34. Earth evolving (Atlas)4.6
billones de aos atras la tierra se congel y se form una corteza
rocosa.4.6 billion yearsago earth cooleddown and formeda rocky
crust. 35. Prentice Hall 1997 the planet(Earth) cooled and a rocky
surface wascreated. 36. Holt Earth Science 1994 p. 280 37. Life
from rocks! 2000 p.342 There was no oxygen but therocks absorbed
it! 38. Earth evolving (Atlas) Oceans formed as itrained onthe
rocks for millions of years Los oceanos se formaronhace millones de
aosatrs. 39. Holt Earth Science 1994 p. 281 40. Earth evolving
(Atlas) Holt Earth Science 1994 p. 282 41. Biology The Unity and
Diversity of LifeWadsworth 1992p. 301 42. La Evolucins
ed20,000,000,000rmolv ForsEvBig Bangrt YA pea han YA M MEa 6 B 3La
Gran ExplosinAp4.f e YALi B 3 43. Abuelo?Grandpa? 44. La Teora de
la Gran Explosin 45. Dog breeds 46. Evolutionists Time Line La
Evolucin sed20,000,000,000 rm olvFoEvBig Bang hrt YA an YAM MEa 6 B
La gran explosin34. a rse m p oa p fri fe YA ! L B ck 3 roa 47. El
versculo clave para el evolucionista:Que dicen al leo: Mi padreeres
t; y la piedra: T me has engendrado:An evolutionists life verse:
Saying to a stock, Thou art my father; and to astone, Thou hast
brought me forth:Grandpa !? Jeremas 2:27Abuelo!? 48. Verso clave de
mi pap: Seor, ten misericordia de mi hijo, que es luntico, ypadece
malamente; My dads life verse:Lord, have mercy on my son: for he
isa lunatic, and sore vexed: Mateo 17:15 49. Y corrompise la tierra
delante de Dios, y estaba la tierra llena de violencia. Ymir Dios
la tierra, y he aqu que estaba corrompida; porque toda carne haba
corrompido su camino sobre la tierra. The earth also was corrupt
before God, and the earth was filled withviolence. And God looked
upon the earth, and, behold, it was corrupt; for all flesh had
corrupted his way upon the earth.Gnesis 6:11-12 50. Y dijo Dios No:
El fin de toda carne ha venido delante de m; porque la tierra
estllena de violencia causa de ellos; y he aqu que yo los destruir
con la tierra. Hazte un arca de madera de Gopher:And God said unto
Noah, The end of all flesh is come before me; for the earth is
filled with violence through them; and,behold, I will destroy them
with the earth. Make thee an arkof gopher wood;Gnesis 6:13-14 51.
Grandpa Noah, how come we are the only people in the world?Abuelo
No, Por qu somos la (Israel)nica gente en el mundo? 52. Last page
of seminar notebook, available from CSE $8.50., 877- 479-3466, Also
available laminated $5. 53. 270 cuentos del diluvio Flood legend
one (red book)Dinosaurs byDesign by Duane Gish 54. Hawaii Long
after the death ofKuniuhonna, the first man,the world became a
wickedterrible place to live. Therewas one good man left; hisname
was Nu-u.He made a great canoe with a house on it and filled it
with animals. The waters came upover all the earth and killed
allthe people. Only Nu-u and hisfamily were saved. 55. One ancient
Chinese classic called the Hihking tellsthe story ofFuhi, whom
theChinese considerto be the fatherof theircivilization. 56. This
history recordsthat Fuhi, his wife, three sons and three daughters
escaped agreat flood. He andhis family were theonly people alive on
earth. After the great flood they repopulated the world.Dinosaurs
byDesign by Duane Gish 57. Flood legend three (red book)Dinosaurs
byDesign by Duane Gish 58. The Toltec Indiansof ancient Mexico
three (red book) Flood legendsaid, the firstworld lasted 1716years
and wasdestroyed by a great flood that covered the
highestmountains. Onlyone family named Coxcox survived.Dinosaurs
byDesign by Duane Gish 59. The Bible dates put theflood 1656 years
after creation. The Tolteclegend is only 60 years off after 4000
years. Segn la Biblia, el diluvio vino 1656aos despus de la
creacin. 60. The Atlantis story may even be aflood legend. To Noah,
the entire beautiful world sank beneath thewaves.For many more
flood legends see: www.creationism.orgDinosaurs by Design by Duane
Gish 61. Map of Turkey (Mt. Ararat)Mt. Ararat 62. Y repos el arca
en el messptimo, dicisiete das delmes, sobre los montesde Ararat.
And the ark rested in the seventh monthupon the mountains of
Ararat.Gnesis 8:4 63. There are four theories about the location of
Noahs ark.Hay cuatro teoras acercade donde esta ubicado elarca de
No 64. 1. It was taken apartand the lumber used forbuildings.2. It
rotted.3. It is still on themountain.4. It is in the valley 65. 1.
Fue deshecho y usadopara construir edificios.2. Se pudri3. Esta
todava en lamontaa.4. Esta en el valle 66. Many explorers have
looked on Mount Ararat for the remains ofNoahs Ark. But the Bible
states that the ark rested upon the mountainsof Ararat (mountains:
plural). The Hebrew manuscripts of Genesisreveals that Noahs Ark
landed on the mountains of Urartu, which is thewhole mountainous
region in that area of far eastern Turkey. 67. Some thinkNoahs
arkis on Mt. Ararat.Maybe it is.Why wouldit be in agorge formed in
1840s? Algunos piensan que esto es el arca de No. 68. Ark ribsare
exposed after the1978earthquakeLas costillas delarca despus
delterremoto de1978 69. Some think this is NoahsArk 17 miles away.
Discovered: Noahs ark (Ron WyattAlgunos piensan que esto es el arca
de No 17 millas mas all. and Ark or his posters)
www.wyattmuseum.com Richard Reeves 931-293-4745 Mrs. Ron Wyatt
(931) 486-0557 70. Ark collapsing Discovered Noahs Ark by Ron Wyatt
p. 25 71. FOSSIL D R T & P T R D M T REIZE IVE AT E NE E AL
ADINGS 72. Iron rivets found at ark site, on display atWyatt
Museum,2502 Lynnville Hwy,(exit 27 on I 65, 55 miles south of
Nashville) Cornersville,TN, 37047Discovered Noahs Ark by Ron Wyatt
p. 25 73. Gobierno confirma:Esto es el arca de No.Paper available
from CSE or Wyattmuseum.com 74. NOAHS ARK VISITORS CENTERCENTRO DE
VISITANTES PARA EL ARCA DE NOE 75. The government thinks this is
thevisitors center by Noahs Ark ark and built a visitors
centerCreation Ex Nihilo Magazine (a great publication) has
published at least twoarticles claiming this is not the ark. I have
studied their claims carefully. Irecommend you study the evidence
yourself and give Ron Wyatts ministry achance to defend itself
against their charges before you decide what tobelieve. While I am
not positive, the evidence for this site being the real arklooks
very convincing to me. 76. Y de esta manera lahars: de
trescientoscodos la longitud delarca, de cincuenta codosCodo su
anchura, y de treinta codos su altura.The length of the ark shall
be three hundred cubits, the breadth of it fifty cubits, and the
height of it thirty cubits.Gnesis 6:15 77. Ark dimensions given in
cubitsWhats a cubit? CUBITBabylonianRoyal Cubit19.8 inEgyptian
Cubit 20.65 in long 17.6 inshortHebrews20.4 inlong (Ezekiel 40:5)
17.5 inshortMorris, Henry M. PhD The Genesis Record 78. Egyptian
cubit was 20.6 inchesDiscovered: Noahs Ark (Ron Wyattand Ark or his
posters) tss ubiitcu ban c ia n ypttigy p 0Eg30 0 E ett= 30ee
=ffe515515515 Pies de largo 79. Noahs ark compared to
TitanicTitnico 882 ft longEl arca de No en comparacin al Titnico
80. Ark collapsing #9000Discovered Noahs Ark by Ron Wyatt p. 25 81.
These giant rocks have curved holes drilled through the top. The
bigger rocks have bigger holes. 82. Drogue Stones 83. Waves (olas)
Ark (arca)WindViento 84. Dr. Hovind,I heard your seminar about
Noahs ark havingbig rocks hanging over the side. You are sostupid!
Dont you know, if he had rockshanging all over the boat it would
slow himdown? .. AtheistA former preacher turned atheistdebated me
and said Noahs arkcould not float because a 6master over 300 feet
long had notbeen able to sail due to continuedleaks from the sails
twisting theship. 85. Some scoffers have saidthat a ship over 300
feetlong will bend and breakgoing over the waves. 86. Moon Pool
Soviet Submarine K 129 was raised in July,1974 by Howard Hughs
Glomar Explorer which had a moon pool. 87. A moon pool would
provide:1. Stress relief for a long ship2. Air circulation3. Place
to dump refuse Un hoyo dar: 1. Alivio para laestructura delnave 2.
Circulacin deaire 3. Lugar botar labasura 88. If the Bible is true,
andman lived withdinosaurs before theflood, what happened tothe
dinosaurs when they got off the ark?Si la Biblia es laverdad, y los
hombres vivieroncon los dinosaurios antes del diluvio, qu pas con
losdinosaurios cuando salieron del arca? 89. Silver Burdett &
Ginn Earth Science, 1987, p. 379 90. A scientist from Indiana has
even suggested the startling theory that the dinosaurskilled
themselves off with their own flatulence (wind). The methane they
produced caused the earths atmospheric temperature towarm up
creating a kind ofgreenhouse effect. This might have increased
globalwarming to a point wheredinosaurs could not stand theheat.
The Young Oxford Book of The Prehistoric World byJill Bailey and
Tony Seddon, Copyright 1995 p. 115. 91. What made thedinosaurs go
extinct? 2000, p. 58 92. They are asking the wrong question.The
question is not, What made them go extinct? The question is,Did
they go extinct? Liberals aregreat at getting us to argue aboutthe
wrong subject.Should creation be taught in publicschools?Should we
havepublic schools? 93. Article 10, (10th Ammendment)US
Constitution:The powers not delegated tothe United States by
theConstitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are preserved
tothe States respectively, or to thepeople. 94. Why the Schools
Went Public A great article bythat More about SamuelBlumenfeld in
our college reason we about the real have a public school
system.class CSE 102.Reason March 1979 p. 21-23 Available from
ReasonsFoundation 310-391-2245 see:www.exodusmandate.org E. Ray
Moore Jr. 803-714-1744 See also Eagle Forum, 618-462-5415
www.eagleforum.org 95. Dinosaurs leaving the ark faced a new world
with a more hostile climate.Many probably died from the
climatechanges within the first few hundred years after the
flood.Dinosaurs after the Flood? 96. Antediluvian life span
chartAverage agebefore the floodwas 912 years. Today, 70-80 97. 400
years 200 yearsAverage agebefore the flood100 yearswas 912 years.
Today, 70-80 98. Dinosaurs had two problems after the flood:1. Many
dinosaurs died after theflood due to the climate changes.2. The
second problem they had wasworse- people hunted them.Los
Dinosaurios tenan dos problemasdespus del diluvio:1. Muchos
dinosaurios murieron despus deldiluvio por los cambios del
tiempo.2. El segundo problema era peor la gentelos cazaron. 99.
There arethousandsof legends of people seeing orkilling dragons.
Hay miles deleyendas de gentematando a losdragones. 100. The word
dinosaur wasinvented by Sir Richard Owenin 1841.Before that time
they wereknown as dragons.La palabra dinosaurio fue inventada por
elSeor Richard Owen en 1841. Antes de aquel tiempo, se conocieron
comodragones. 101. Even in 1891 the word dinosaur was still not in
the Americandictionary.La palabra dinosaurio no exista en ningn
diccionario. 102. Veneno de dragoneses su vino,Their wine is the
poison of dragons,Deuteronomio 32:33 103. 1946 dictionary
Diccionario de 1946 104. La PoblacinHumana Billiones de almas 105.
h 106. Man killed off most Dinosaurs:1. For Meat2. Because they
were a menace3. To be a hero (save the village from the dragon)4.
To prove his superiority5. Competition for land6. Medicinal
purposes Los Hombres mataron a los Dinosaurios 107. Gilgamesh
killing dragonGilgamesh slaying a dragonThe Great Dinosaur
Mystery(make)by Paul Taylor p. 37 108. One Chinese legend tells of
a famous Chinese man named Yu. After the great flood Yusurveyed the
land of China and divided it into sections.He built channels to
drain the water off to the sea and 109. helped make the land
livableagain. Many snakes anddragons were driven from
themarshlandswhen Yu createdthe newfarmlands.The Great Dinosaur
Mystery. P. 42Available from CSE-$15.50 110. Marduk, thechief god
ofBabylon fromWycliffe BibleEncyclopediap. 193. 600 B.C.Marduc, el
dios de Babilnia. 111. De su boca salen hachas de fuego, Centellas
defuego proceden.Out of his (leviathan) mouth go burning lamps, and
sparks of fire leap out.Job 41:19 112. De sus narices sale
humo,Como de una olla calderoque hierve. Out of his nostrilsgoeth
smoke, as outof a seething pot orcaldron. Job 41:20 113. Su aliento
enciendelos carbones, Y de su boca sale llama.His breath kindleth
coals, and a flame goeth out of his mouth.See topical video
Leviathan for much more.Job 41:21 114. Haba tambin en el mismolugar
un gran dragn, al cual honraban los de Babilnia. And there was a
great dragon in that place and the Babylonians worshipped
him.Daniel 14:22La Biblia Catlica 115. Y el Rey dijo a Daniel, No
puedes decir que este es undios vivo? He aqu que vive ycome y
bebe.And the king said to Daniel: Beholdthou canst not say now that
this is not a living god: adore him therefore.Daniel 14:23La Biblia
Catlica 116. Daniel respondi, Yo adoroal Seor Dios mio, porque eles
el Dios vivo.And Daniel said: I adore the Lordmy God: for he is the
living God:but that is no living god.Daniel 14:24La Biblia Catlica
117. Mas si tu, o Rey, me das facultad, yo matar a este dragn
sincuchillo ni palo. El Rey respondi,Yo te la doy.But give me leave
[permission], O king, and I will kill this dragon without sword or
club. And the king said, I give thee leave. Daniel 14:25 La Biblia
Catlica 118. Entonces Daniel tom pez y sebo, ypelos, y cojilo
juntamente: y hizo unos bollos, y arronjandolos a la boca del
Dragn, y el Dragnrevent. Y Daniel dijo, Veis aqu el que vosotros
adorais.Then Daniel took pitch, and fat, and hair, and boiled
themtogether: and he made lumps, and put them into the dragons
mouth, and the dragon burst asunder.Daniel 14:26 La Biblia Catlica
119. Muchachos en quienes no hubiese tacha alguna, y debuen
parecer, y enseados en toda sabidura, y sabios enciencia, Children
in whom was no blemish, but well favoured, and skilful inall
wisdom, and cunning in knowledge, and understanding science,Daniel
1:4 120. Entonces Daniel tom pez y sebo, y pelos, y cojilo
juntamente: yhizo unos bollos, y arronjandolosa la boca del Dragn,
y el Dragn revent...Then Daniel took pitch, and fat, and hair, and
boiled themtogether: and he made lumps, and put them into the
dragons mouth, and the dragon burst asunder. Daniel 14:26 La Biblia
Catlica 121. Elrenacimientode Babilnia 122. Saddam Hussein Iraqi
dictatorDictatador de IraqI have been toldthat Saddam: means
prince. Me dijeron que Saddamsignifica prncipe.Saddam: meanshorses
rear end. Saddam significa:trasero de un caballo. 123. The Rise of
Babylon by Charles Dyer 124. The ancient city of Babylon has
beenrebuilt and is in use today. Ya reconstruyeron la ciudad
antigua de Babilna y la usan hoyen da. The Rise of Babylon by
Charles Dyer 125. Inscription: Yo soy Saddam Hussein, reconstru
Babilonia la grande ... Soy elnieto de Nabucodnosor. Inscription: I
am Saddam Hussein, I have re-built Babylon thegreat. . I am the
grandson of Nebuchadnezzar. This is placed about every ten feet in
the wall. 126. Babylon Found! (buried under the sand)
BabilniaEncontrada!Remains of theIshtar Gates atBabylon. 127.
Dragons andLions on theold walls ofBabylonDragones y leones en los
muros antiguos de BabiloniaThe Rise of BabylonCharles Dyer p. 128
128. Dragon from gate in Babylon. Now inVorderasiatisches Museum,
Berlin Una dragn de lapuerta en Babilonia. 129. Yes, Im sweating to
death, next question.S, estoy sudando demasiado! 130. The Ishtar
Gate from Babylon showing lionsand dragons. Now in the Staatliche
Museum in Berlin.Photo from On the Track of Unknown Animals by
Bernard Heuvelmans p. 573 131. This is a model of the La puerta de
Istarte en Babilnia. Saban de los dinosaurios en 600 a.C. Ishtar
Gate in modernIraq. It is the entrance to the re-built city. People
knew aboutdinosaurs in 600 BC and put them on their city walls!
132. Ishtar gateat DinosaurAdventure Land,Pensacola,Fla. 133.
Alexander The Great reported that, when heconquered parts of what
is now India in 326B.C. his soldiers were scared by the
greatdragons that lived in caves.Alejandro el grande report que
cuando conquist partes de India en 326 a.C. Sussoldados fueron
asustados por dragonesgrandes que vivieron en las cuevas. 134.
Roman mosaic showing two long-necked dragons, 2nd century A.D. The
Great Dinosaur Mystery by Paul Taylor 135. That would be necking!
136. St. GeorgeSan Jorge matando a un dragn en 275 d.C.slaying
adragon in 275 A.D.St. George was martyred for hisfaith April 23,
303 AD. He is thepatron saint ofEngland and Portugal. Dinosaurs by
DesignDuane Gish p. 81 137. Beowulfnowavailable from CSE $2, 57
pages. 850-479-3466Beowulf slew many dragons and waskilled while
fighting a winged dragon in583 A.D. at age 88! Beowulf mat a
muchosdragones y fue matado porun dragn con alas en 583 d.C. a la
edad de 88! 138. English has changed in the last 1500 years!
Beowulf now available Ingls ha cambiado muchofrom CSE $2, 57
pages.850-479-3466en los ultimos 1500 aos. 139. Beowulf
nowavailable from CSE $2, 57 pages.850-479-3466The story says
Beowulf killed Grendel the dragon by pulling off one of itssmall
front arms and the creaturebled to death later.La historia dice que
Beowulf mat el dragn Grendel por arrancar su brazoy la criatura
sangr a la muerte despus. 140. Un cilindro BabilnicoA Babylonian
cylinder seal. 600 B.C.? After the Flood Bill Cooper p. 157 141.
The Unexplained, vol. 8, 1985, p. 995 142. Slate palette from
Heirakonpolis,showing triumph ofKing Nar-mer (firstPharoah of a
unitedEgypt) and longnecked dragons. The Ancient Near East
inPictures by Pritchard p. 93See also: Technology of theGods by
David Hatcher Childress-p.115, 815-253-9000 143. Slate palette from
Heirakonpolis, showingtriumph of King Nar-mer andlong necked
dragons.The Ancient Near East in Pictures by Pritchard p. 93 144.
Long necked creature found on hippo tusk magicwand in tomb of
Inherka.12th century BC in Egypt. For more on dinosaurs on ancient
art work contact John Goertzen, [email protected] www.rae.org.
145. The Unexplained, vol. 3, 1985, p. 387 146. Esztergom?
CastleMuseum in Hungary 147. Burg Nanstein inLandstuhl, Germany
builtby Frederick I Barbarossa in the 12th century. Photo 3-30-04
148. Burg Nanstein inLandstuhl, Germany builtby Frederick I
Barbarossa in the 12th century. Photo 3-30-04 149. Esztergom?
CastleMuseum in Hungary 150. Brass carving of dinosaurs on the tomb
of abishop in 15th century cathedral (Carlisle) in Cumbria,
England.Photo sent by David Gollings [email protected] siglo
15 en una catedral en Inglaterra. 151. Esztergom? CastleMuseum in
Hungary 152. These gruesome-looking creatures that form part of the
guttersystem of medieval cathedrals have an interesting
etymologicalhistory; one that is intertwined with myth and
folklore.According to myth, in the 7th century a dragon,
namedGargouille--literally throat, rose from the waters of the
SeineRiver in France. Unlike the typical dragons of mythology,
thisone did not breathe fire, but rather was a water dragon.
Themonster proceeded to lay waste to the countryside around Parisby
drowning it. St. Romain, the Archbishop of Rouen,accompanied only
by a condemned prisoner, set out to stop thebeast. Upon confronting
the monster, the good saint formed across with his two index
fingers, taming Gargouille. The dragonwas led back to Paris, where
it was slain and burned. The head,however, was saved and mounted on
a building.In commemoration of this event, architects began to
designgutter spouts in the shape of Gargouille, and eventually in
theshape of all manner of bizarre creatures.So, gargoyle is the
English spelling of the French gargouille,which in turn derives
from the Latin gurges, and ultimately fromthe Indo-European root
*gwel-, meaning to swallow. That root isprobably an imitation of
the sound made while swallowing, andits also the root of many other
English words, such as gargle,gurgle, gorge, regurgitate, gullet,
and glutton. 153. Russianmedallion MedallinRuso 154. Bulgarian
Postage Stamp 155. Crest of LithuaniaEl Sello de Lituania 156. In
900 A.D. an Irish writer told of an animal with iron nails on its
tail and a head similar to a horse. It also had thick legs and
strong claws.En 900 d.C. un hombre de Irlanda escribi acerca de un
animal que tena clavos en su cola.The Great Dinosaur Mystery by
Paul Taylor, available from CSE. 157. Viking ships often had
adragonhead.1000 A.D.Lo que estaba enThefrente de un barcoVikingsde
los Vikingos p.17 acerca de 1000 d.C. 158. The Unexplained, vol. 3,
1985, p. 386See also the Voluspa account of the dragon called
Nithhoggr by the Vikings as recorded in After the Flood by Bill
Cooper p. 142 159. Viking woodcut of a dragon swallowing a man.
This imagewas taken from a book, Vikings, by Tony Allan Duncan
Baird Publishers, London (2002), page 64. The woodcutformed part of
an 11th century Doomsday from Holar cathedral. William GibbonsUn
dragn tragando a un hombre. 160. Siegfried Slaying the dragon
Fafnir. According to Norselegend the dragon guarded a treasure in
theland on Gnitahead.Dragons ANatural Historyby Karl Shuker p. 45
161. Marco Polo lived in China for 17 yrs. around 1271 A.D. and
reported thatthe emperor raised dragons to pull hischariots in
parades.Marco Polo viva 17 aos en China. Dijo acerca de 1271 d.C.
que el Emperador tena dragones para jalar su carro. 162. In 1611
the emperor appointed the post of a RoyalDragon Feeder. Books even
tell of Chinese familiesraising dragons to use their blood for
medicines andhighly prizing their eggs. DeVisser, Marinus Willem,
The Dragon in China & Japan, 1969.)En 1611 d.C. el Emperador
apunt el oficio de El que da comida al dragn. Tambin hay libros que
dicen que familias Chinas usaron la sangre de dragones para
medicina y guardaban sus huevos. 163. The city of Nerluc, France
was renamed in honor ofthe dragon slain there. It was described as
beingbigger than an ox and having long, sharp, pointedhorns on its
head. The Great Dinosaur Mystery p. 40 add story about city in
france being re-named Nurluke?La ciudad de Nerluc, Francia
fuerenombrado en honor de un dragn que fuematado all. 164.
Indianpictograph, fromthe Grand Canyon. Found in theHavasupai
canyon inGrand Canyon. photo taken by Dr. DeLancy 719 S. Main St.
Perkasie, PA 18944 His widow has the originals. 165. carving
compared to dinosaur (greatdinosaur mystery) 166. cave sketching of
dinosaur (QL89?) 167. H 168. Discoveries Relating to PREHISTORIC
MAN by the DohenyScientific Expedition in the HAVA SUPAI
CANYONNORTHERN ARIZONAThe fact that some prehistoric man made
apictograph of a dinosaur on the walls of this canyonupsets
completely all of our theories regarding theantiquity of man. Facts
are stubborn and immutablethings. If theories do not square with
the facts thenthe theories must change, the facts remain. p.
5Published by the Oakland Museum of Oakland California. The
introduction by Samuel Hubbard is datedJanuary 26th 1925.The
expedition apparently took place in October and November,
1924.Sponsor and Patron of expedition: E. L. DohenyDirector of
expedition: Samuel Hubbard (Honorary Curator of Archaeology of the
Oakland Museum)Scientist: Charles W. Gilmore (Curator of Vertebrate
Paleontology, United States Museum) 169. About a year ago a
photograph of thedinosaur was shown to a scientist of national
repute, who was thenspecializing in dinosaurs. He said, It isnot a
dinosaur, it is impossible, becausewe know that dinosaurs were
extinct 12 million years before man appeared onearth. p. 9Published
by the Oakland Museum of Oakland California. The introduction
bySamuel Hubbard is dated January 26th 1925.The expedition
apparently took place in October and November, 1924.Sponsor and
Patron of expedition: E. L. DohenyDirector of expedition: Samuel
Hubbard (Honorary Curator of Archaeology of theOakland
Museum)Scientist: Charles W. Gilmore (Curator of Vertebrate
Paleontology, United StatesMuseum) 170. Prentice Hall Earth
Science, 1999, p. 111 171. In 1770 George Buffon said theearth was
70,000 years old. En 1770 Jorge Buffn dijo que la tierra tena
70,000 aos.- Integrated Principles of Zoology 1996 P. 151In 1905
the age of the earth was officially 2 billion years old. En 1905 el
edad de la tierra fue oficialmente 2 billones de aos. - Newsweek
July 20, 1998 p. 50 172. The MinneapolisTribune Monday,In
1969August 25, 1969the official age of the earth and moon was3.5
billion. 173. Today students are taught it is4.6 billion years
old.That means the earth has beengetting older at the rate of 21
million years per year for thelast 220 years! 40 years/min. 174.
Natural Bridges State Park, Blanding, UT Petroglyphs by the Anasazi
A.D. 400-A.D 1300 175. Natural Bridges State Park, Blanding, UT
Petroglyphs by the Anasazi A.D. 400-A.D 1300 176. Aboriginal cave
painting found in Australia. 177. Agawa Rock art fromMisshepezhieu,
LakeSuperior Provincial Park,Ontario, Canada 178. Agawa Rock art
from Misshepezhieu, Lake Superior ProvincialPark, Ontario, Canada
See also Three Rivers State Park near Alamogordo, NM 179. Nadie
jams ha visto un dinosaurio vivo Por qu entonces tenemos dibujos de
ellos en muchoslugares?No human being has ever seen a live
dinosaur. National Geographic Jan. 1993Why did they carve them on
cliff walls? 180. ridta . os orld em w th theis i s t in Th ser de
Ica, PeruLima, Peru 181. White lines found on desert floor in
PeruLineas blancas halladas en el suelo del desierto en Peru. 182.
Giantimages found in Nazca desertThe Puzzle ofAncientMan
byDonChittick 183. Rincinuei- Very rare 1/8 blind spider found
1000miles away in caves in Amazon. Drawing is 150 feet talland has
1 miles of line. 184. In 1571 theSpanishconquistadors mentioned
therewere stones withstrange creatures carved on them found in this
region of Peru.Los Conquistadores encontraronen 1571 muchas piedras
quetenan criatures raras dibujadasen ellas. 185. Dr. Dennis Swift
of Beaverton, OR, has some of thestones and goes to Peru each year.
186. The story of the NascaBurial Stonesca. 500 B.C. -500
A.D.www.weirdvideos.com/ ancient2.html* 187. Ica stoneshowing
brainsurgery! 188. Stone from Ica, Peru showing heart surgery? 189.
Dr. Cabrera in his museum.He is a medical doctor in Lima and a
professor in the university in Ica. 190. Dr. Baugh has two of the
stones, some textiles and agreat video about the Ica area.
254-897-3200 orDon Patton 813 Trails Pkwy, Garland, TX
75043,972-279-5325, cell-214-676-5693)
[email protected]/tracksMarcus Cannon 903-663-3124,
5215 Tevey Rd. Longview, TX 75605found some similar stones in
Arkansas. 191. Over 50,000 ICA stones have been found in Peru since
1961. 192. Antoine Ouellette 432 Laurier St.,
St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, PQ, J3B 6L7 Canada, 450-359-4405 spent 8
months in Ica, Peru studying these stones. 193. Three rocks,
considered ancient by the CherokeeIndians, located near Sylva, NC.
Www.lemurteam.com 194. Circle patterns inthe skin.Diseo ciruclar en
la piel. 195. Fossilized dinosaur skin found in Bolivia. Notice the
rosette patterns. Now in Creation Evidences Museum, Glen Rose, TX
Tim and Holly Nyquist of Santa Cruz, Bolivia found dinosaur skin.
Mrs. Nyquists sister is Linda Mellen in Milton 850-983-3934. 196.
Pre-Inca Indian riding a dinosaur There ismuchmore aboutthe
Icastones in Seminar Part 3b. 197. Pre-Inca Indian riding a
dinosaurThis Ica stonefoundin Peru is one of about 11,000 in
Dr.Cabreras museum in 198. Ica mummy from Peru. Textiles have
dinosaurs on them. Dr. Don Patton 199. www.omniology.com 200. A cum
baro 201. 56,500 similar ceramic figureswere found in 1944 in
Acambaro, Mexico. John Tirney, PO Box 435 Wallingford,CT 06492,
203-269-6262 has been thereseveral times. 202. More about the Ica
stones on video #2 and our college class CSE 102. 56,500 similar
figures were found in 1944 in Acambaro, Mexico.John Tirney, PO Box
435 Wallingford, CT 06492, 203-269-6262 has been there several
times. 203. No human being has ever seen a live dinosaur. National
Geographic Jan. 1993Why did they carve them on rocks and weave
their pictures on fabrics? 204. On May 13, 1572 Italian
ScientistUlysses Aldrovandus obtained thedead body of a dragon that
afarmer had recently killed and had it mounted for a museum
display.Its description was just like a Tanystopheus.Books today
teach that dinosaurs lived millions of years ago.See our video #3
for the realstory about dinosaurs! 205. To:NY 206. The sutton
artifactshows what appears to be a pterodactylwith its wings folded
by its side. 207. Roman artifactsfound by T.W. Bentin Tuscon, AZ
in1925 208. Many people crossed the Atlantic before Columbus.For
more on dragonlegends see: www.creationism.org 209. 80-100 ton
stone of 10 commandments inByzantine Samaritan from500-600 AD. *
210. Roman style lead artifacts excavated near Tucson, AZ in
1924,The Lost Cities of North & Central America David Hatcher
Childress p. 331Arizona Historical Society has the sword. Call Tom
Peterson 520-628-5774. See Across Before Columbus by D.Y. Gilmore
from Corliss 211. A recently taken undated hand outphotograph
received on January 25, 2004 shows a fake baby dragon encased in a
30inch (0.76 metres) jar which was discoveredby David Hart in a
garage in Oxfordshire, southern England. A metal tin found
alongside the dragon contained paperwork written in an
old-fashioned German style ofthe 1890s, a time when their was
intense rivalry between Britains and Germanys scientists. The
documents suggest thatBritains Natural History Museum turned
thedragon away and sent it to be destroyed, only for the jar to be
intercepted by David Harts grandfather, Frederick Hart, whoworked
as a porter. REUTERS/Allistair Mitchell 212. A recently taken
undated hand out photograph received on January 25,2004 shows a
fake baby dragonencased in a 30 inch (0.76 metres) jarwhich was
discovered by David Hart in a garage in Oxfordshire,
southernEngland. A metal tin found alongside the dragon contained
paperworkwritten in an old-fashioned German style of the 1890s, a
time when their was intense rivalry between Britains and Germanys
scientists. The documents suggest that Britains Natural History
Museum turned the dragon away and sent it to bedestroyed, only for
the jar to beintercepted by David Harts grandfather, Frederick
Hart, who worked as a porter.REUTERS/Allistair Mitchell 213. The
Great Age of Sailing Ships1500 1600 1700 1800 1900ColumbusSteam and
gas1492powered shipsreplace windpowered ships. 214. sea monster and
sailing ship Hans Egede, Missionary to Greenland, drew this sketch
of the seamonster he saw off the coast of Greenland in 1734. S.M.
McAllister 205-773-7823 is a living descendant. 215. As for other
Sea Monstersnone of themhave been seen by us, or any of our Time,
thatI ever could hear, save the most dreadfulMonster, that showed
itself upon the surfaceof the Water in the year 1734, off our
NewColony in 64 Degrees. This monster was of sohuge a size, that
coming out of the Water, itsHead reached ashigh as the MastHead;
its Body wasas bulky as theShip, and three orfour times as long.
216. It had a long pointed Snout, and spoutedlike a Whale-Fish;
great broad Paws, andthe body seemed covered with shell-work,its
skin very rugged and uneven. Theunder Part of its Body was shaped
like anhuge Serpent, and it dived under theWater, it plunged
backward into the Sea,and so raised its tail aloft, which seemed
awhole Ships length distant from thebulkiest part of its body.Det
gamle Gronlands nye Perlustration (1741). Missionary HansEgede as
quoted by William Gibbons in Missionaries andMonsters p. 20 217.
Sea Monster sighting in Natural History ofNorway by Bishop Erik
Pontoppidan 1755 asgiven in Monsters of the Sea by Richard Ellis p.
45. 218. 60 foot seasea monster and sternseen bymonster of ship
Captain PeterMQuhae and crew ofH.M.S. DaedalusAugust, 1848 (18m)
219. In the 1850s the whaling shipMonongahela out of New
Bedfordkilled a 103 foot sea monsterin the Pacific Ocean. The
sailorssaid it had 2 blow holes, fourswim fins, an alligator-like
headand 94 very sharp teeth!A passing ship stopped and sawthe
creature as the crew was 220. cutting it up. They even bought
somebarrels of sea serpent oil before sailinghome to tell the
story.The Monongahela sailed on in search of whalesand was never
heard from again. Years laterthe name board of the Monongahela was
foundonan Aleutian Island. Mysterious SeaMonsters of Californias
Central Coast by RandallReinstedt p. 56 Ghost Town Publications,
Carmel, CA +From: Benny & China King
