Ark of the Covenant

[JustAGuy1]

Well THAT was interesting.

As for the ark: it just does not exist. This is iron aged mythology. Not to be taken as true. Mythology.

Tell her to call me, you're gay.

 

[BreezeWood]

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they were destroyed by a mad man, the tablets whether etchings or not whatever message that may have been written is forever lost ... a found box or not.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

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they were destroyed by a mad man, the tablets whether etchings or not whatever message that may have been written is forever lost ... a found box or not.

There were no tablets. Moses was illiterate, as was his "flock". If they even existed, that is.

 

[surada]

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most misunderstood - historical artifact ...

how about - as well, the guy that disintegrated the tablets etched in heaven, now indistinguishable pieces in that box who then wrote their own version for his desert religion that then claims they are special people ...

* good luck finding the box - it had a predestination all of its own - (true) judaism took care of it.

All the Bedouin carried their gods from place to place in a box on a litter. Typically the box contained a meteorite or piece of meteorite.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

All the Bedouin carried their gods from place to place in a box on a litter. Typically the box contained a meteorite or piece of meteorite.

Really?

 

[surada]

Really?

Yep....

 

[surada]

View attachment 505843

Ok. Where is it? What is it? Does it still exist or did it disintegrate?

Whatcha think?

The real Ark of the Covenant may have housed pagan gods

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www.haaretz.com

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Yep....

Why? How? What would have made meteorites special to them?

 

[surada]

Why? How? What would have made meteorites special to them?

They were skywatchers. The desert is like the ocean. They were also navigators and used the Kamal.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

They were skywatchers. The desert is like the ocean. They were also navigators and used the Kamal.

I don't think that's enough. Odds are they would have found maybe ONE meteorite that way, if lucky. Probably zero.

I am still puzzled. They would have known the material was more like the iron ore the could also find. But what else?

 

[surada]

Yes, and that strengthens the knowledge that Moses had no written language. Again, thank you for strengthening my points.

Moses was raised in pharaoh's household according to the story.

Are you familiar with the story of Sinuhe?

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Moses was raised in pharaoh's household according to the story.

Are you familiar with the story of Sinuhe?

What written language was used in the Pharaoh's household? It wasn't hebrew.

 

[surada]

Saudi Aramco World : Desert Meteorites

archive.aramcoworld.com

Lots and lots written about meteors in Arabia. See Wobar..

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Saudi Aramco World : Desert Meteorites

archive.aramcoworld.com

Lots and lots written about meteors in Arabia. See Wobar..

Not sure what your point is. That they are easier to find, in the desert? Okay. I am more curious why they considered these rocks to be special.

 

[surada]

What written language was used in the Pharaoh's household? It wasn't hebrew.

Coptic? Earlier?

Egyptian language - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Coptic? Earlier?

Egyptian language - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

Nope. Hieroglyphs. Replaced by Arabic in the 7th century.

So Moses the alleged hieroglyphic genius decoded commandments written in Hebrew? I think not.

 

[HaShev]

It's possible by the descriptions upon touching it, the box with "gold plated" terminal winged decors on top but WOOD POLES USED TO CARRY IT AS TO NOT TOUCH the METAL, that this could have contained an archaic age form of battery- *simple chemical batteries were used for gold electroplating in Egypt thousands of years ago.
This would explain also the story of Moses staff turning into a snake (description of electric charge coming out of it like you see in those electric globes)
Remember that same staff is described as being inside.
Numbers/Korach
17:25 Vayomer Adonay
el-Moshe HASHEV et-mateh Aharon lifney ha'edut lemishmeret le'ot
livney-Meri utechal telunotam me'alay velo yamutu.
God said to Moses, "Put Aaron's staff back there before
the [Ark of] Testimony as a keepsake. Let it be a sign for anyone who wants to rebel.
This should put an end to their complaints to Me, and then they will not die."

 

[surada]

Nope. Hieroglyphs. Replaced by Arabic in the 7th century.

So Moses the alleged hieroglyphic genius decoded commandments written in Hebrew? I think not.

They had a spoken language.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

They had a spoken language.

No kidding?!?!

 

[surada]

No kidding?!?!

I have no idea what point you're making.