ENDORSEMENTS

David Hagberg - New York Times bestselling author of "The Expediter"

Someone handed me a copy of the ARC during the Florida Mystery convention in Lido Beach in June.  I set the book aside, because these sorts of stories generally do not interest me.  (I'm a long time agnostic.)

At any rate, faced with tossing the thing away--something I'm not able to do-- I figured I'd read the first page or so, to see how these religious-based books were written.Read More...

Max Anders | Best Selling Author of "30 Days to Understand the Bible"

So, you are right to say that we don't know if it is Noah's Ark, but you are also right (in my opinion) to present the evidence as you found it, and say, "if it is not Noah's Ark, what is it? And how can we explain all the evidence suggesting that it is Noah's Ark, if it isn't?"

And, I think your point about "probability" rather than "proof," is a strong one. I'd keep hammering at that. "Maybe it isn't, but what if it is?  How would that change your relationship with God?"  Read More...

Focus on the Family, New Zealand

It is with the utmost gratitude and delight I write this letter to say thank you for an incredibly successful ten-day ministry stint in New Zealand. During the time you were here, you spoke to, and inspired, probably 5000+ people, and there were so many decisions for Christ we have not been able to keep count.Read More...

Letter From Edward

Dear Bob –

. . .  A quick note to say thanks for allowing me to “live” through your adventures! You are a fascinating story teller and a completely humble (albeit persistent) man! I just finished “Ark Fever” – the chapter on the Blood of the lamb was the most moving thing I’ve ever read! Thank you for including it!Read More...

Letter From Ruby

To Bob Cornuke

Just to let you know that my best friend Esther accepted the Lord as her savior when you came to speak on Mt. Sinai. We have been praying for her for more than a year. She showed emotion when Billy Graham was here last year, but did not respond. She is 74 years old and of American decent. As she read your book on Noah’s Ark she became interested in your view point, because her family originated in Northern Iran. We are so grateful that you allowed the Lord to speak through you. She and I now attend a weekly Bible study together.

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Letter From Ben

Hello, my name is Ben. This letter is for Bob Cornuke. I am a student at Bethel Christian College in Riverside, CA. In my apologetics class Dr. Bauman has been taking us through your books The Lost Shipwreck of Paul and In Search of the Lost Mountains. I have been so intrigued, and extremely excited about your recent findings. I am writing this email to you as encouragement. Your findings have opened new doors for witnessing to those who demand physical evidence of God’s existence.Read More...

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Bob Cornuke--a former police investigator and SWAT team member--is a biblical investigator, international explorer and author of eight books.  He has participated in over thirty expeditions around the world searching for lost locations described in the Bible. These journeys include searching for Mount Sinai in Egypt and Saudi Arabia, looking for the remains of Noah's Ark in Turkey with astronaut Jim Irwin (the eighth man to walk on the moon) and researching ancient Assyrian and Babylonian flood accounts in Iran.
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