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Well, I believe we were talking about literacy in a written language.
That Moses did not actually have.
Ark of the Covenant
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That Moses did not actually have.
Michael1985
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If it ever existed at all, it almost certainly does not now.
I have always found the part it being a “ sign” for anyone who wants to rebel very interesting… To rebel is to dwell in dry land according to one of the psalms I think Psalm 68 .. I don’t take this literally but more poetically as free flowing “ waters” always symbolized peoples and faiths how they rather flowed like many waters… A Mikvah like the one found in the temple had to have freely flowing water in order to be pure and untainted any that “ Rebel” would not be able to remain pure and untainted as they dwelt on “ dry land”.. It also might symbolize that everything is dry land till the Mikvah in the Mikdosh( temple) is restored.. Funny if the psalms are prophetic to the years and Israel was given much new dry land in 1967 by increasing her fourfold in size ( psalm 67) and yet the Mikdosh or temple was not rebuilt and still isn’t to this day making the whole earth very dry indeed…
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It's in Israel.
It was stashed in caves underneath Golgotha 400 years before Christ was crucified, and the 10
commandments was in there, broken?
They said the tablet was broken.
Anyway. You remember when the Bible says the Roman soldier pierced Jesus' side and blood and water ran out?
And God cracked the ground open and the curtain in the temple was rended?
God cracked the ground open so Jesus' blood could hit the mercy seat on The Ark of The Covenant and
complete God's sacrifice to man. He had temple workers place the Ark just so, right underneath Golgotha 400
years prior.
That was the last sacrifice necessary. God kept his covenant.
He cracked open like 60-80 feet of ground to do it, too. This is something me and a couple friends know that
not a lot of people do. Others do, but few and far between, and that's how it was.
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The israeli government has the Ark of The Covenant. Taken from caves underneath Golgotha in the 1970s-80s.
Ethiopians watch over something they think is that, and have since the time of Christ.
God bless them. Jesus went there pretty quick after he rose from the dead. He established a church in Ethiopia.
Ya never know, temple people may have taken it to Ethiopia after the deed was done, but I think the Isrealis have it.
I think the Isrealis will never say they have it, either. That's bad. Especially if they do.
I think they do.
Here's some interesting reading about it:
Where Is the Ark of the Covenant?'
It ties in the Ethiopian factor, too.
Also, this is very relevant, and really is how it is, IMO.
It even talks about how Abraham sacrificing Isaac was a tester, because that's exactly what it was.
Ethiopians watch over something they think is that, and have since the time of Christ.
God bless them. Jesus went there pretty quick after he rose from the dead. He established a church in Ethiopia.
Ya never know, temple people may have taken it to Ethiopia after the deed was done, but I think the Isrealis have it.
I think the Isrealis will never say they have it, either. That's bad. Especially if they do.
I think they do.
Here's some interesting reading about it:
Where Is the Ark of the Covenant?'
It ties in the Ethiopian factor, too.
Also, this is very relevant, and really is how it is, IMO.
It even talks about how Abraham sacrificing Isaac was a tester, because that's exactly what it was.
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Did One major flu cold make everyone lose their way, or did tabloid news brainwash everyone into hating humanity? It's been a slow downhill only speed up recent years after the frail human ego got wacked with reality, that nobody is who they think they are, nor are things what they seem to be by the impressionable formed opinions created by their puppet masters.
Queen Sheba visited King Solomon in Jerusalem three thousand years ago, and the son she bore him, Menelik, at age 20 visited Jerusalem, from where he brought the ark of the covenant back to Aksum. It's been in Ethiopia ever since."
Ron Wyatt Archaeological Research Fraud Documentation (WAR, W.A.R.)
Facts proving Ron Wyatt's so-called
www.tentmaker.org
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uh huh
That's the story.
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Where is the ark and why has no one outside a small tribe in Ethiopia have seen it in recent times?
Who knows? Ethiopia says it's in Axum.
Blues Man
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No it really isn;t in Ethiopia. It's not anywhere
Well……. reBEL( Bel was the snake that whispered in the garden that convinced Eve and mankind followed blindly to partake of another fruit( teachings) as they shall not surely DIE..Our modern peoples( Adam) have repeated this mistake again by blindly following the medical profession which ironically has for its symbol a snake wrapped around a tree which claimed that partaking of their fruit shall surely keep them alive .. Notinto conspiracy theories but it all seems to be a repeat of an age old story but with a more modern slant to it because people were easily swayed by modern snake oil salesmen that used to travel fromtown to town to sell their wares and the guliable swallowed it once again hookline and sinker because they were standing on dry land instead of in free flowing waters were they belong and can thrive…
Every culture has it's myths.
The Jewish scholars and rabbis announced that Exodus was a myth over 20 years ago now.
The Biblical Exodus Story Is Fiction | HuffPost
As it turns out, well-known Jewish commentator and author Rabbi David Wolpe has also known about the Exodus Myth. In his article, "Did the Exodus Really Happen?" he mentions that other rabbis wanted him to keep the fiction of the Exodus story on the down-low. The basic story of the Exodus from Egypt (extracting supernatural elements) was touted to me as one of the most historical aspects of the Bible, …
The Biblical Exodus Story Is Fiction
When I first heard that there was not a shred of evidence discovered in the Sinai Desert that a large number of Jews had wandered for 40 years, I thought that wasn't such a big deal. I mean, it's a desert, right?www.huffpost.com
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Furor over L.A. rabbi's reading of Exodus - Jewish ...
In three sermons at the beginning and end of Passover, Wolpe examined current research in biblical archaeology and concluded that “virtually every modern archaeologist who has investigated the...
Furor over L.A. rabbi's reading of Exodus - Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Passover has passed, but Los Angeles Jews are still heatedly discussing whether the Exodus actually happened. In three sermons during Passover, Rabbi David Wolpe said almost every modern archaeologist who has investigated the Exodus "agrees that the way twww.jta.org
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The Ark of the covenant was built by Moses to hold the 10 Commandments and I believe consecrated bread. The Catholics came along--the Church being established at Christ's Ascension into Heaven, and instituted Transubstantiation (which is):
Jesus, through a priest at Holy Mass consecrating the bread (host), and Jesus then being therefore tangibly, physically present therein. The Hosts were put into a tabernacle on the altar so that people could experience the Real Presence of Christ by being near the tabernacle, or really, anywhere in the Church (Adoration). Since Vatican II, some of us say that the Real Presence is not there in some liberal "churches." I haven't had time to check out every purported Catholic Church, so I couldn't tell you. But some novus ordo Churches still have His tangible Presence. That, I know.
Jesus, through a priest at Holy Mass consecrating the bread (host), and Jesus then being therefore tangibly, physically present therein. The Hosts were put into a tabernacle on the altar so that people could experience the Real Presence of Christ by being near the tabernacle, or really, anywhere in the Church (Adoration). Since Vatican II, some of us say that the Real Presence is not there in some liberal "churches." I haven't had time to check out every purported Catholic Church, so I couldn't tell you. But some novus ordo Churches still have His tangible Presence. That, I know.
Does it really matter? It doesn’t house the presence of the Lord anymore.
Mary became the new ark and carried the Lord into this world.
Now the Lord is present in the Eucharist when we have mass. That is the New Covenant.
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