BIBLICAL ARCHAEOLOGY Do you base the Evidence on Evidence or personal view? Does Archaeology support the Bible?

chamber containing the Ark
of the Covenant.

Ron has stated
that, at the time of the crucficixion, the blood of Christ "went down
through that crack, onto the Mercy Seat of the Ark of the Covenant that God had
arranged to be hidden in that chamber hundreds of years before Christ
died".

Blood samples
were taken from the Ark of the Covenant dig and microscopic analysis has been
performed. There has been much talk of non-existent reports relating to the
genetic material found in the blood. There is, however, solid evidence that the
sample taken by Ron Wyatt is indeed blood.

In order to
understand the evidence, it is necessary to provide a brief overview of the
discovery of living blood particles which are too small to be seen using normal
light microscopy.

These blood
particles have been found by scientists to be "indestructible". Dried
blood when re-hydrated is found to contain these living particles.

" ... it is the life of all flesh; the
blood of it is for the life thereof" ... Leviticus 17:14

These living
particles have been found to contain genetic material yet to be understood by
the scientific community. They have been fond to be polymorphic in nature,
capable of changing forms and to be "unaffected by extreme h igh
temperatures, extremely toxis chemicals or even nuclear radiation". They
have been described as "an ultramicroscopic sub-cellular living and
reproducing entity, which many scientists believe is the precursor of DNA and which may be the building block of all
terrestrial life".

These tiny
particles, some of which are less than one-tenth of a micron in size, have been
recognized by various names including Microzymes, Agens, Endobiont, polymorpha,
du sangre, Micromycet, Onkonyxa, Mikroorganisma, Mycoplasma like bodies and by
the term "Somatid", meaning "the body that creates".

It must be
stated that the mere presence of these particles in no way proves that the
sample taken IS "the blood of Christ". These particles would be
present in any re-hydrated blood. What is extremely significant is the fact
that the sample taken was blood from a crucifixion site. The presence of these
particles tends to confirm his statement.

The scriptures
say that "Without the shedding of blood there is no remission of sin".
Christ shed His blood to pay the death penalty required for the transgression
of God's laws: "for sin is the transgression of the law" (I John
3:4).

Repentant
sinners who will accept that shed blood as payment for their past sins and who
are willing to discontinue the practice of sin by way of the power of the Holy
Spirit have, have access to the greatest gift imaginable: The gift of God ...
"eternal life through Jesus Christ".

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Microscopic images of the
re-hydrated blood sample taken by Ron Wyatt

from the area of the Cross hole in the Ark of the Covenant dig