Zion Oil & Gas Inc (ZNOG)

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Like this map of four previous wells. (Corrected)



This makes it easy to see why MJ#1 is not like the other 4 previous wells

Asher Menashe License (Top West of Map)
1. Ma'annit Rehoboth #1 (not pictured, assumed closed to Ma'annit Rehoboth #2)
2. Elijah #3

Joseph License (Middle West of Map)
1. Ma'annit Rehoboth #2
2. Ma'annit Joseph #3

Then, way over to the East of Israel, along the border of Jordan, on the other side of the Country, is the MJ#1.

Megiddo-Jezreel License (Beit She'an)
1. Megiddo-Jezreel #1

The first four wells were first dictated by Mr. Brown as the place to drill because it was at the foot of Asher. After that was decided based on faith, then the geologist was to find the most likely place within that license where oil would be found.

MJ#1 was decided upon geologically based on the geology team's scientific findings, and dictated by the geology. After geologically designating the MJ#1 site as the most promising, then Mr. Brown was brought on board to get the purchase rights to drill within the Megiddo-Jezreel license area. The part that sold Mr. Brown on the Megiddo-Jezreel license was that the site where MJ#1 was designated by the geology was also on the Head of Joseph, on the crown.

The MJ#1 is based on Geology and the geology mapped to the prophecy.

Video describing how decision was made.

The geology forced Mr. Brown and Zion to re-evaluate their previous licenses and move to the other side of Israel to prospect for oil. This is what took so long between the last well and MJ#1. This is also why MJ#1 is referred to as a Wildcat well. There was no prior geology to base their drilling decisions upon.

This is a totally different prospect compared to the previous four wells, which is why the previous 4 wells cannot be used as an indicator of this wells performance.

This is a totally different approach to deciding on where to drill. A totally new management team. This is why the previous 4 wells cannot be used as an indicator of this wells performance.