Lost Holy Covenant
Time: 13th century BC?
Location: Israel
And it would be wise that when the trunk emigrated, Moses said: "Get up, Lord and enemies are scattered, and those who hate you run away from your presence. And when it was said, Lord, return to tens of thousands of Israel. NUMBER 10: 35-36
In ancient Israel's history, the Holy Covenant is a mysterious act undertaking many roles. The Holy Covenant of the Holy Covenant, which was made in the quarry just after the children of Israel left Egypt, was the ark of the Plate of Testimony which God gave to Moses on Mount Sinai. The Levites and the cherubims in them were thus the testimony of the wrath between God and the Children of Israel. Upon the decree of God's decree (Exodus 25:10), the ark was made of acacia wood, two and a half in length, one-half and one-half in height, covered with pure gold inside and out,
On top of the golden cover there were two children angels guarding the wings and the crate. Circles on the side of the sand, acacia wood, gold-plated poles were worn and the poles were carried with these poles. The arms remain attached in the rings of your chest, inseparable from it, and the martyrdom God gave him was stored in the chest. The chest will be transported everywhere, and when the camp is set up, it will be preserved under a veil of pure gold, woven with golden yarn and called "Atonement Cover".
At Exodus 25:22 God says to Moses: "And I will meet you there, and I will speak with you through the Redeemer, from the angels above the ark of the Holy Covenant." For this reason, the covenant is sometimes called God's footsteps and sometimes the Compassion Seen.
It was the chest that led the children of Israel to the land of Canaan, and after they got there, it was the tool of the fall of Jericho. The chest could fight on its own, and once it was seized by the Palestinians in the Battle of Ebenezer, it destroyed a false idol. He even killed an Israelite who touched her without permission.
The Holy Covenant was later brought to Jerusalem by King David and then placed by Solomon in the most sacred place of the new temple. The ark was a powerful reminder of the most precious and important property of the nation and of the special covenant relationship of its ancestors with God.
The Holy Covenant was traditionally carried in wars. In this chart of Jean Fouquet (1425-80), he thinks that he is circulating around Jericho, helping the Israelis seize the city. (Right) Palestinians send a fence to a fresco from a synagogue dating from the 3rd century in Dura-Europos in Syria.
The classic look of the trunk on a wheeled car: a relief dating from the 4th century in the synagogue at Kafernaum in Galilee. The chest is depicted here as a Byzantine shrine with a lid on its sides and a column.
THE RIGHT OF AHIT
But this is only the beginning of the mysticism surrounding the Holy Covenant. The legend of the Chest, which has dominated the dreams of people who have been through different cultural backgrounds over time, has become a vivid reality.
Many believe that the Babylonians captured Jerusalem at 587/6 BC and were destroyed when they destroyed it. However, in later years, the Rabbis adopted different opinions about the destiny of the fortune-teller. It is believed that King Jehoshaphat (639-609 BC) hid himself in a cave of the Temple Mount, and that King Jehoash took him to Babylon while he was going to exile, as the Prophet hid from Jeremiah on Mount Nebo. The strangest belief is that the chimneys are hiding under the wood-laden warehouses for the altar fire.
(Solda) Relief from the Titus Belt in Rome. Muzaffer Roman soldiers are taking temple goods after they plundered Jerusalem in 70 AD. According to a recent pattern, the Romans abducted Kumran on the shores of Lake Lut before burning the temple. (Right) 9th-8th of October. A small ivory panster dating from the 20th century is a sphinx. Maybe the angels who guarded it looked like this.
There are other strange beliefs. Along with many other things, it is believed that a new temple to be built for the acceptance of the Age of Christ will be placed in the most sacred place. The Old Arab Chronicles writes that you were taken safely in Arabia. Knights Templars, when they took Jerusalem during the Crusades, they looked for a fence, but they could not find it. It was allegedly hidden in the Vatican cellars.
Some think he was taken when Egyptian Pharaoh Shishak (also known as Shoshink, 945-9 BC) entered the land of Canaan. According to a recent suggestion, the Romans were transported to the area around Kumran, about thirty kilometers from the crypt underground fires in the second temple burning in 70 AD, and still buried there.
According to another legend, it was stolen immediately after it was placed in the temple, and was taken by King Solomon and Menelek, the son of the Seba queen, to Abyssinia. The Falashas in Abyssinia claim that they came from the line of the accompanying Jews when they were taken to Abyssinia.
One of the traditional titles of the Abyssinian ruler was the "Lion of Judah" and they claimed that they came from the descendants of David, the royal family of the former Abyss, and Solomon. The Church of Habesh has been telling me that for centuries it was hidden amongst themselves.
No matter what the legend of the Holy Covenant legends is, it is not possible for Moses, who you originally thought, to have stayed for 3,000 years. Most likely, the Babylonians were destroyed when they captured Jerusalem in 587 BC and placed the Suleiman temple in place.
Time: 13th century BC?
Location: Israel
And it would be wise that when the trunk emigrated, Moses said: "Get up, Lord and enemies are scattered, and those who hate you run away from your presence. And when it was said, Lord, return to tens of thousands of Israel. NUMBER 10: 35-36
In ancient Israel's history, the Holy Covenant is a mysterious act undertaking many roles. The Holy Covenant of the Holy Covenant, which was made in the quarry just after the children of Israel left Egypt, was the ark of the Plate of Testimony which God gave to Moses on Mount Sinai. The Levites and the cherubims in them were thus the testimony of the wrath between God and the Children of Israel. Upon the decree of God's decree (Exodus 25:10), the ark was made of acacia wood, two and a half in length, one-half and one-half in height, covered with pure gold inside and out,
On top of the golden cover there were two children angels guarding the wings and the crate. Circles on the side of the sand, acacia wood, gold-plated poles were worn and the poles were carried with these poles. The arms remain attached in the rings of your chest, inseparable from it, and the martyrdom God gave him was stored in the chest. The chest will be transported everywhere, and when the camp is set up, it will be preserved under a veil of pure gold, woven with golden yarn and called "Atonement Cover".
At Exodus 25:22 God says to Moses: "And I will meet you there, and I will speak with you through the Redeemer, from the angels above the ark of the Holy Covenant." For this reason, the covenant is sometimes called God's footsteps and sometimes the Compassion Seen.
It was the chest that led the children of Israel to the land of Canaan, and after they got there, it was the tool of the fall of Jericho. The chest could fight on its own, and once it was seized by the Palestinians in the Battle of Ebenezer, it destroyed a false idol. He even killed an Israelite who touched her without permission.
The Holy Covenant was later brought to Jerusalem by King David and then placed by Solomon in the most sacred place of the new temple. The ark was a powerful reminder of the most precious and important property of the nation and of the special covenant relationship of its ancestors with God.
The Holy Covenant was traditionally carried in wars. In this chart of Jean Fouquet (1425-80), he thinks that he is circulating around Jericho, helping the Israelis seize the city. (Right) Palestinians send a fence to a fresco from a synagogue dating from the 3rd century in Dura-Europos in Syria.
The classic look of the trunk on a wheeled car: a relief dating from the 4th century in the synagogue at Kafernaum in Galilee. The chest is depicted here as a Byzantine shrine with a lid on its sides and a column.
THE RIGHT OF AHIT
But this is only the beginning of the mysticism surrounding the Holy Covenant. The legend of the Chest, which has dominated the dreams of people who have been through different cultural backgrounds over time, has become a vivid reality.
Many believe that the Babylonians captured Jerusalem at 587/6 BC and were destroyed when they destroyed it. However, in later years, the Rabbis adopted different opinions about the destiny of the fortune-teller. It is believed that King Jehoshaphat (639-609 BC) hid himself in a cave of the Temple Mount, and that King Jehoash took him to Babylon while he was going to exile, as the Prophet hid from Jeremiah on Mount Nebo. The strangest belief is that the chimneys are hiding under the wood-laden warehouses for the altar fire.
(Solda) Relief from the Titus Belt in Rome. Muzaffer Roman soldiers are taking temple goods after they plundered Jerusalem in 70 AD. According to a recent pattern, the Romans abducted Kumran on the shores of Lake Lut before burning the temple. (Right) 9th-8th of October. A small ivory panster dating from the 20th century is a sphinx. Maybe the angels who guarded it looked like this.
There are other strange beliefs. Along with many other things, it is believed that a new temple to be built for the acceptance of the Age of Christ will be placed in the most sacred place. The Old Arab Chronicles writes that you were taken safely in Arabia. Knights Templars, when they took Jerusalem during the Crusades, they looked for a fence, but they could not find it. It was allegedly hidden in the Vatican cellars.
Some think he was taken when Egyptian Pharaoh Shishak (also known as Shoshink, 945-9 BC) entered the land of Canaan. According to a recent suggestion, the Romans were transported to the area around Kumran, about thirty kilometers from the crypt underground fires in the second temple burning in 70 AD, and still buried there.
According to another legend, it was stolen immediately after it was placed in the temple, and was taken by King Solomon and Menelek, the son of the Seba queen, to Abyssinia. The Falashas in Abyssinia claim that they came from the line of the accompanying Jews when they were taken to Abyssinia.
One of the traditional titles of the Abyssinian ruler was the "Lion of Judah" and they claimed that they came from the descendants of David, the royal family of the former Abyss, and Solomon. The Church of Habesh has been telling me that for centuries it was hidden amongst themselves.
No matter what the legend of the Holy Covenant legends is, it is not possible for Moses, who you originally thought, to have stayed for 3,000 years. Most likely, the Babylonians were destroyed when they captured Jerusalem in 587 BC and placed the Suleiman temple in place.