Life-Size Replica of Noah’s Ark Set to Open in Kentucky July 2016
Life-Size Replica of Noah’s Ark Set to Open in Kentucky July 2016
original article, Community by Deily
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Christians worldwide can soon experience the epic and inspiring Biblical story of Noah and the Ark. The United States’ largest timber structure, the Ark Encounter , is set to be complete in July 2016 and is located in Williamstown, Ky.
Similar to the one described in the Bible , the Ark is set to be astronomically huge – 510 feet long to be exact. The Ark has been designed to be a family-oriented, historically authentic attraction, complete with boarding passes for admission. At present, the megastructure has cost $96 million to build, according to CNN .
In addition, the Ark will allow visitors to better understand the events recorded in the book of Genesis including why the flood happened, how the world’s animals fit inside the Ark and God’s promise to Noah and his family. The Ark will feature other amenities including a unique Ark Encounter restaurant and will have additional phases added in the future.
Currently, more than $27 million have been donated to the construction of the Ark. You can make your own donation here . Boarding passes for the Ark Encounter are available for families, seniors and individuals until May 31, 2016. Grab your passes here and be one of the first visitors on the Ark.
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Just like the original ark! Isn't it wonderful?!?!
Ugh.
Where is this?
Ummm.... Errrr... Uhhhh
Kentucky ...
No, I was wondering if it was next door to the Creationist museum... Which part of the state. With luck, I could avoid it.
The article says "Williamstown". Dunno where that is..
$27,000,000 goes a long way in helping the needy. Jesus would be so proud.
Currently, more than $27 million have been donated to the construction of the Ark. You can make your own donation here .
The key segment of this story.
Ah... John...
Your cynicism is disspiriting...
I wonder how many widows and orphans this ark will feed?
Dunno.
But I'm sure it'll "feed" someone...
Fewer than Hillary's PAC would.