God Does Rescue
Robert Walker
Psalm 142
I.THERE IS A PETITION IN DAVID'S PRAYER
II. THERE IS PRESSURE ON DAVID'S PATHWAY
III. THERE IS A PROMISE IN DAVID'S PRAISE.
1. There is a Time of
2. There is a Time of Desertion
3. There is a Time of Decision
The Cave of the Talgua River (La Cueva del Rio Talgua) is exactly what many people picture when they hear the word "cave." Located near the town of Catacamas, Honduras, its chambers are filled with formations shaped like stone waterfalls as well as a rushing stream that twists and turns through the entire two-mile cave.
No one knew, though, that the Cave of the Talgua River held a very special treasure until a day in April 1994 when Jorge Yanez and three friends waded through the stream to a spot halfway into the cave.
There, they happened to look up and see a small opening in the ceiling, well above their heads. Curious about this possible passageway, Jorge hurried back to Catacamas and returned with a ladder. Then he and his friends climbed into the opening and discovered a chamber that had remained hidden for 3,000 years.
Their helmet lights illuminated beautiful stone curtain formations that hung from the ceiling to the floor. At first, the shadows cast by the stone curtains blocked the men's vision. As their eyes adjusted to the light, they saw something more than a spectacular geological formation--for, tucked between the curtains, in crevices and on ledges, were ceramic bowls and piles of human skulls and bones. Over the years, they had become covered with sparkling calcite crystals. Now they seemed to glow in the bright lights.
The young men had discovered a place that archaeologists call an ossuary, a place where bones of the dead are kept. They took some pictures but left the chamber undisturbed. Then they reported their discovery to an archaeologist at the Institute of Anthropology and History in Tegucigalpa, the capital of Honduras. Within a month, an expedition was organized and a group ...
Robert Walker
Psalm 142
I.THERE IS A PETITION IN DAVID'S PRAYER
II. THERE IS PRESSURE ON DAVID'S PATHWAY
III. THERE IS A PROMISE IN DAVID'S PRAISE.
1. There is a Time of
2. There is a Time of Desertion
3. There is a Time of Decision
The Cave of the Talgua River (La Cueva del Rio Talgua) is exactly what many people picture when they hear the word "cave." Located near the town of Catacamas, Honduras, its chambers are filled with formations shaped like stone waterfalls as well as a rushing stream that twists and turns through the entire two-mile cave.
No one knew, though, that the Cave of the Talgua River held a very special treasure until a day in April 1994 when Jorge Yanez and three friends waded through the stream to a spot halfway into the cave.
There, they happened to look up and see a small opening in the ceiling, well above their heads. Curious about this possible passageway, Jorge hurried back to Catacamas and returned with a ladder. Then he and his friends climbed into the opening and discovered a chamber that had remained hidden for 3,000 years.
Their helmet lights illuminated beautiful stone curtain formations that hung from the ceiling to the floor. At first, the shadows cast by the stone curtains blocked the men's vision. As their eyes adjusted to the light, they saw something more than a spectacular geological formation--for, tucked between the curtains, in crevices and on ledges, were ceramic bowls and piles of human skulls and bones. Over the years, they had become covered with sparkling calcite crystals. Now they seemed to glow in the bright lights.
The young men had discovered a place that archaeologists call an ossuary, a place where bones of the dead are kept. They took some pictures but left the chamber undisturbed. Then they reported their discovery to an archaeologist at the Institute of Anthropology and History in Tegucigalpa, the capital of Honduras. Within a month, an expedition was organized and a group ...
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