ShareAlbert Einstein once said that “coincidences are God’s way of staying anonymous.” In my book, “Go to Galilee,” I wrote about “too many coincidences” when talking about the ancient boat found on the shores of the Sea of Galilee sixteen years ago. Another happy coincidence took place two weeks ago when I happened upon Professor […]

Albert Einstein once said that “coincidences are God’s way of staying anonymous.”

In my book, “Go to Galilee,” I wrote about “too many coincidences” when talking about the ancient boat found on the shores of the Sea of Galilee sixteen years ago.

Another happy coincidence took place two weeks ago when I happened upon Professor Jerome Hall who is currently finishing up the main scientific work on the boat. Dr. Hall teaches at the University of San Diego and will publish a popular book about the boat with his conclusions in the next year or two.

I (and the two tourists I had in tow from Dallas, Texas) was fortunate enough to listen to Dr. Hall lecture to a group of university students from the US about the boat. The experience was incredible.