A ‘PROPHET’ who calls himself Noah has knocked up a fleet of homemade arks as he insists a biblical flood will hit Earth on Christmas Day.
Ebo Jesus, 30, goes by Ebo Noah, and claims he was told by God that it would rain for three years starting December 25.
The Ghanaian has racked up numbers on social media as clips of his ark building pull in millions of views.
His posts show the “prophet” displaying piles of timber and small wooden boats he says will save him when the water rises.
In a YouTube upload from August titled “What will happen and how it will happen”, Ebo told followers he received a divine message.
He also says he plans to live on one of the arks for the entire three year stretch.
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Other viral clips show Ebo and helpers hammering away on several boats that look far too tiny to survive the kind of epic flooding he predicts.
Ebo has said he wants to build multiple arks and has posted footage of more than one vessel under construction.
The boats in his videos are noticeably smaller than the legendary ark described in the Bible.
That ark was said to be 300 cubits long, 50 cubits wide and 30 cubits tall which is roughly 510ft long, 85ft wide and 51ft tall.
Intrigued TikTok users have flooded the unusual videos with questions and comments.
One reminded Ebo: “But God promised in Genesis that he wouldn’t flood the Earth again.”
Another quipped: “Please don’t include mosquitos this time.”
In another video, Ebo says he has started a three-day fast and prayer exercise on behalf of the world.
There is no credible weather report warning of any global downpour on Christmas Day.
Earlier this year, a group of archaeological boffins unveiled a barmy plan to finally prove the existence of Noah’s Ark.
The clever team at Noah’s Ark Scans are determined to solve one of religion’s greatest mysteries by uncovering where the 510ft vessel is located today.
Researchers believe the great ark is located in Turkey – just 30 kilometres south of the summit of Mount Ararat.
Experts are yet to officially confirm the ark’s existence but many have speculated around the spot due to the legendary Durupinar formation.
A 538ft geological structure made of limonite can be seen lying by the mountain which closely resembles the exact dimensions of the ark, according to the Bible.
Noah’s Ark Scans told The Sun they are confident of uncovering the truth in the coming years and have already laid out their excavation plans.
Operations at what they label the “boat site” haven’t started yet with dozens of geophysical surveys, core drilling, and careful planning still to take place.
Top researcher Andrew Jones said: “The location lies in an active earth flow with harsh winters, so protecting the area is our top priority.
“Over the next few years, our Turkish university partners will conduct non-destructive tests like soil sampling, radar scans, and other methods to determine if the structures we’ve detected are truly man-made or simply natural formations.
“Only after we gather enough evidence and have a proper preservation plan in place will we consider excavating.”
The team have already had several positive results back from testing the land which has only increased their excitement over a match.
Why is locating Noah’s Ark important?
FOR those involved in the research, the importance of the discovery is not just limited to its religious implications.
While Noah’s Ark is a key element in Christianity, Islam, and Judaism, the story also speaks to larger human questions about survival, faith, and the fragility of life in the face of natural disasters.
The team’s findings, particularly the materials embedded in the formation’s soil, suggest that the area may have been submerged in a vast body of water at some point.
Could this be evidence of the Great Flood?
While the theory remains highly speculative, the notion that ancient humans witnessed and survived such a cataclysm has captivated scholars and theologians alike for centuries.
For scientists and archaeologists alike, the potential to link these scientific findings with one of history’s most famous legends is as daunting as it is crucial.
The story is also a key part of the Abrahamic religious traditions (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam) and is often interpreted as a message of faith, obedience, and God’s promise to never destroy the Earth with a flood again.
According to the Book of Genesis, chapters 6 to 9, God decided to flood the Earth because of humanity’s widespread wickedness.
But he chose to spare Noah because of his righteousness and tasked him with building a large ark to save himself, his family, and a pair of every animal.