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What tree does the Algum wood Solomon used to build the pillars and terraces of the temple which he brought from Ophir? The answer may surprise you. Scholars do not know but there is a wood that fits perfectly. In fact, was this same wood also used to construct Noah's ark? In this segment, we will provide a string of evidence that proves the Algum wood used for the temple is, in fact, the Narra Tree and we believe we have uncovered historic resources that show that this may have also been the wood used to build Noah's ark as Noah lived in ancient Havilah before the flood which became Ophir after the flood and is known today as the Philippines.
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