Sea Of Galilee
Viewing comments for Chapter 1 "Sea Of Galilee-#1: Galilee Boat"This Sea Played A Major Role In Jesus' Ministry
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Comment from Judy Lawless
This is an interesting piece of history, Brett. Thanks for sharing. The fact that nails were found to be holding parts of the boat made me doubtful that it was that old, but I guess if it's thought to have been in existence perhaps a century ago, the nails could have been more recent additions.
You ask a good question.
"Ginosar was an agricultural community on the western short(shore) of Galilee."
reply by the author on 31-Dec-2021
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This is an interesting piece of history, Brett. Thanks for sharing. The fact that nails were found to be holding parts of the boat made me doubtful that it was that old, but I guess if it's thought to have been in existence perhaps a century ago, the nails could have been more recent additions.
You ask a good question.
"Ginosar was an agricultural community on the western short(shore) of Galilee."
Comment Written 14-Dec-2021
reply by the author on 31-Dec-2021
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Glad you enjoyed thisvposting. Appreciate the review.
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You are welcome, Brett. Happy New Year.
Comment from Ric Myworld
It is doubtful there will ever be enough evidence to link the boat to Jesus, but from the similarities of the boat descriptions in the Bible it's close enough for me to believe the possible link. Thanks for sharing. I hate to be a pest, but I'm hoping your biopsies are back and you've gotten a good report.
reply by the author on 13-Dec-2021
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It is doubtful there will ever be enough evidence to link the boat to Jesus, but from the similarities of the boat descriptions in the Bible it's close enough for me to believe the possible link. Thanks for sharing. I hate to be a pest, but I'm hoping your biopsies are back and you've gotten a good report.
Comment Written 13-Dec-2021
reply by the author on 13-Dec-2021
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Not a pest. Never think that. Expecting them back this week. Will keep you informed once I get them. Expect at least two more surgeries will be needed.
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Darn, two more surgeries. I was hoping you were done with the surgeries. But I'm sure not as much as you. Just remember, brother. I had eight surgeries total removing tumors of my back, spine, and including a malignant melanoma. But, thank the good Lord, nothings popped back up. Hopefully this will all be behind you soon!!! Hang tough!
Comment from Sherry Asbury
Does it matter? Though I looked this up and read all I could...I believe it is Jesus' boat, discovered to place His presence in our modern world. Like the Ark - it is a precious relic. Some folks need tangible, touchable things to believe. This is a wonderful writing.
reply by the author on 31-Dec-2021
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Does it matter? Though I looked this up and read all I could...I believe it is Jesus' boat, discovered to place His presence in our modern world. Like the Ark - it is a precious relic. Some folks need tangible, touchable things to believe. This is a wonderful writing.
Comment Written 12-Dec-2021
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Appreciate your review and comment.
Comment from zanya
M-m-m how interesting to read about this boat which may or may not be connected with Jesus and his disciples - how might this connection be established beyond doubt I wonder?
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M-m-m how interesting to read about this boat which may or may not be connected with Jesus and his disciples - how might this connection be established beyond doubt I wonder?
Comment Written 12-Dec-2021
reply by the author on 31-Dec-2021
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Glad you enjoyed this posting. Appreciate your review. Good question.
Comment from Ulla
Hi Brett, this is absolutely amazing and thanks a lot for sharing this with us. Whoever it belonged to is to me irrelevant, even Jesus was born a Jew, until he found his own gospel. The important thing about this find is its historical place what is now Israel. Very well written and very interesting. Ulla:)))
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Hi Brett, this is absolutely amazing and thanks a lot for sharing this with us. Whoever it belonged to is to me irrelevant, even Jesus was born a Jew, until he found his own gospel. The important thing about this find is its historical place what is now Israel. Very well written and very interesting. Ulla:)))
Comment Written 12-Dec-2021
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Appreciate your insightful review.
Comment from Kit Nongkhlaw
Thank you for enlightening me on this story about the discovery of this boat. It reminds me of when we sail on the boat in the sea of Galilee in 2010. I thoroughly enjoyed that trip to the Holy Land and could visit those Biblical places. Thanks for sharing, Kit.
reply by the author on 31-Dec-2021
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Thank you for enlightening me on this story about the discovery of this boat. It reminds me of when we sail on the boat in the sea of Galilee in 2010. I thoroughly enjoyed that trip to the Holy Land and could visit those Biblical places. Thanks for sharing, Kit.
Comment Written 12-Dec-2021
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Appreciate your review and sharing about your journey.
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The pleasure is mine
Comment from BethShelby
This is an interesting account you have written about the ancient boat. It was fascinating how they went about preserving it from further decay. If it happened to be a boat that Jesus was once in, we would have to conclude that he wasn't in it when it sake.
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This is an interesting account you have written about the ancient boat. It was fascinating how they went about preserving it from further decay. If it happened to be a boat that Jesus was once in, we would have to conclude that he wasn't in it when it sake.
Comment Written 12-Dec-2021
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Glad you enjoyed this posting. Appreciate your review.
Comment from barbara.wilkey
So, the mystery remains. Is it or is it not Jesus' boat? (To me it's not important because in my mind it still validated the fact that the Bible is correct about the possibility. So many people disbelieve the Bible and the stories. It seems the move discoveries made the factual the Bible becomes. Thank you for sharing.)
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So, the mystery remains. Is it or is it not Jesus' boat? (To me it's not important because in my mind it still validated the fact that the Bible is correct about the possibility. So many people disbelieve the Bible and the stories. It seems the move discoveries made the factual the Bible becomes. Thank you for sharing.)
Comment Written 12-Dec-2021
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Glad you enjoyed this posting. Appreciate your insightful review.
Comment from teols2016
I enjoyed reading this very much, but I was distracted by what you were providing information to prove. I had an idea, but it was not certain enough and I was therefore distracted by that question throughout my reading this. I finally saw to what point and purpose this was written with your question at the end. Your ending is perfect, but I would repeat the question earlier in this piece, before you go on to point out the evidence about the boat. Otherwise, well done.
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I enjoyed reading this very much, but I was distracted by what you were providing information to prove. I had an idea, but it was not certain enough and I was therefore distracted by that question throughout my reading this. I finally saw to what point and purpose this was written with your question at the end. Your ending is perfect, but I would repeat the question earlier in this piece, before you go on to point out the evidence about the boat. Otherwise, well done.
Comment Written 12-Dec-2021
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Appreciate the review.
Comment from Susan Newell
Brett,
I loved reading your essay, and from the beginning, I couldn't help but wonder if that was the boat Jesus walked to in the storm. But does it matter? It can serve as such symbolically just as well as factually. Superb. Proofreading note follows.
Sue
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reply by the author on 31-Dec-2021
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Brett,
I loved reading your essay, and from the beginning, I couldn't help but wonder if that was the boat Jesus walked to in the storm. But does it matter? It can serve as such symbolically just as well as factually. Superb. Proofreading note follows.
Sue
provided the plain its Modern day name. -- an extra word here? The or its?
Comment Written 12-Dec-2021
reply by the author on 31-Dec-2021
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Appreciate the review. Good point made.
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You are welcome.
