![]() ![]() ![]() The Book of Genesis does not say that the ark landed on Mount Ararat, but rather “on the mountains of Ararat” (Genesis 8:4), meaning on a mountain somewhere within the range. People-highly educated people-are sure that Noah’s ark landed on the remote and inaccessible heights of Mount Ararat, a 17,000-foot (5180 m) volcanic mountain in modern-day Turkey. An illogical and unwarranted assumption prevails today relating to the landing spot of Noah’s ark.
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