Project Arc's Architecture

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Presentations

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Project Arc explores whether some of Scripture's most familiar structures have been interpreted through a linear architectural lens when the biblical context may point to a nonlinear design.

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Presentations examine Noah's Ark, the Wilderness Tabernacle & 7 Furnishings, Solomon's Temple, Ezekiel's Temple, and the New Jerusalem through biblical measurements, historical context, engineering principles, and visual reconstructions.

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Each presentation encourages thoughtful discussion and includes time for questions as attendees examine the biblical, historical, archaeological, and engineering evidence for themselves.

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Presentations are available for churches, synagogues, Bible studies, homeschool groups, universities, conferences, podcasts, and educational events.

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Contact:

Hayden Hendrix
501-658-8199

ProjectArcResearch@gmail.com

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Prompt:

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Preserve every biblical measurement exactly as written. Explore how those same measurements may be understood through nonlinear architecture, allowing Scripture, context, construction details, purpose, and engineering principles to determine the geometry rather than architectural tradition.

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Example Question

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Which Hull Is Safer and Superior for a Dead-in-the-Water Ocean Survival Vessel?

As a naval architect, which hull is safer and superior for a dead-in-the-water ocean survival vessel: a long, narrow hull or a round hull? Explain your answer using established principles of naval architecture, buoyancy, stability, structural loading, and hydrodynamics.

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About the Author

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Thank you for visiting Project Arc.

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My passion is studying Scripture through its original context, history, architecture, and engineering. This investigation grew out of a simple desire to return to the biblical text, examine the evidence carefully, and ask whether familiar structures have always been understood within their original context.

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I have been married for more than 23 years, am the father of two children, and have spent much of my adult life serving in vocational ministry. I hold a Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies from Ouachita Baptist University and enjoy sharing this research through presentations, discussions, and educational events.

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Whether you ultimately agree or disagree with these conclusions, my hope is that Project Arc encourages you to open your Bible, examine the evidence for yourself, and appreciate the remarkable detail preserved throughout Scripture.

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Thank you again for taking the time to visit.

Hayden Hendrix

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