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Ark of Covenant to be Excavated this Summer?
- Thread starter LadyEagle
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Wow! is this raiders of the lost ark stuff.
It would be interesting if the M$M covers it
over here.
I have been to Israel, last time in 1991 and
a lady I went with was close to this guy and
always updating us...I thought she was kinda
on the edge with bible numerology but I did not
condemn her.
We shall see how this goes
keep us updated.
It would be interesting if the M$M covers it
over here.
I have been to Israel, last time in 1991 and
a lady I went with was close to this guy and
always updating us...I thought she was kinda
on the edge with bible numerology but I did not
condemn her.
We shall see how this goes
keep us updated.
loyalwarrior
New Member
I have a question that has haunted me for years. 65 years to be exact. Most historians agree that the events of the bible took place on what was once known as the African continent and in the last hundred years an area calle the "Middle East". We also know that caucasions first appeared on that continent in the very early 1200's Keeping that in mind, ehy do Christians continue to depict Chrost and all of the other biblical men and women as white and not black? There are so many people in the world who stay away from Christianty because of what they say is hypocrisy. Portraying Christ as a white man and not dealing with the truth of his ethnicity seems to lend credence to this argument. U have even heard that if churches admit that Christ had to be a man of color, it would result in the bankruptcy of the church..Meaning that most who call themselves loving Christians could not and would not accept Christ as a black man.
Jesus of Nazareth was swarthy and very well tanned
perhaps darkly tanned...he was a journeyman fix it
up handy man and when his ministry started he did
a lot of sojourning.
imho
I think the scriptures wouild have used the word
nubian or ethopian desent if he had been purely
black.
but who knows from Marys side there could have
been a percentage ... from the Holy Spirit side
we know it to be "In Gods Image" or representing
every man.
we know Jesus was for all and represented all...we definitely need to push back and not
paint him so white...he was rugged and common...
but ultimaley special.
but its hard to support him as totally pure black
I just don't see it..perhaps somebody else does.
Aslanspal
you might want to start a topic on this
in christian discussion or theology areas
perhaps darkly tanned...he was a journeyman fix it
up handy man and when his ministry started he did
a lot of sojourning.
imho
I think the scriptures wouild have used the word
nubian or ethopian desent if he had been purely
black.
but who knows from Marys side there could have
been a percentage ... from the Holy Spirit side
we know it to be "In Gods Image" or representing
every man.
we know Jesus was for all and represented all...we definitely need to push back and not
paint him so white...he was rugged and common...
but ultimaley special.
but its hard to support him as totally pure black
I just don't see it..perhaps somebody else does.
Aslanspal
you might want to start a topic on this
in christian discussion or theology areas
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In the meantime, please stay on topic in this forum. This is for News and the topic is the Ark of the Covenant.
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Lady Eagle,
Moderator
Feel free to present this topic on another forum - I'm sure you'll get a lot of input.
In the meantime, please stay on topic in this forum. This is for News and the topic is the Ark of the Covenant.
Thanks for your cooperation,
Lady Eagle,
Moderator
There is ofcourse the competing story that the ark is in Ethiopia.
http://www.sacredsites.com/africa/ethiopia/sacred_sites_ethiopia.html
http://www.sacredsites.com/africa/ethiopia/sacred_sites_ethiopia.html
Exellent !!!! I like to think, as a carpenter from his era, he was probably pretty stout. We know he had some pretty strong legs, and HAD to be athletic to walk the 45 miles from Beth-a-bara to Nazareth. I'm not sure who the preacher was who said it, but to paraphrase...
"if Christ was a linebacker, you'd have a pretty hard time getting up after one of his tackles...."
KenH
Well-Known Member
From the article:
"Armed with this and other blessings, Jones is now excited to uncover his life's pursuit. He believes the ark will be discovered by Tisha B'Av (Aug. 14), a day of repeated tragedy in Jewish history. Most notably, it is the anniversary of the destruction of both the First and Second Holy Temples."
If it doesn't happen by August 14, should this guy be written off as a false teacher or maybe just a crackpot?
I am saving this thread in my favorites so I can check back on it on August 14th.
"Armed with this and other blessings, Jones is now excited to uncover his life's pursuit. He believes the ark will be discovered by Tisha B'Av (Aug. 14), a day of repeated tragedy in Jewish history. Most notably, it is the anniversary of the destruction of both the First and Second Holy Temples."
If it doesn't happen by August 14, should this guy be written off as a false teacher or maybe just a crackpot?
I am saving this thread in my favorites so I can check back on it on August 14th.
It is intriguing isn't it, Ken??? Like you many are waiting (I am sure) for this man to fail. Every time there is an adventure raised in Biblical Archeology, I remain hopeful. I don't want this man to fail. I want the Ark of the Covenent to be found and then to watch what unfolds thereafter. We do live in extraordinary times.
Joseph_Botwinick
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That is certainly a great possibility.
Joseph Botwinick
Joseph Botwinick
Bro. James Reed
New Member
Try this site:
Discovered Biblical Artifacts
This man, who is now dead, claims to have located Noah's Ark, the Ark of the Covenant, the tomb of Christ, the real Mt. Sinai, and the Red Sea crossing used by the Israelis.
He's even got pictures, and I must say that I am a little shocked by them.
It makes me want to go site seeing in the Holy Land.
Even if none of it is true, it is still neat to see all of this stuff.
Discovered Biblical Artifacts
This man, who is now dead, claims to have located Noah's Ark, the Ark of the Covenant, the tomb of Christ, the real Mt. Sinai, and the Red Sea crossing used by the Israelis.
He's even got pictures, and I must say that I am a little shocked by them.
It makes me want to go site seeing in the Holy Land.
Even if none of it is true, it is still neat to see all of this stuff.
KenH
Well-Known Member
Because when some article like that one is published there are dispensationalists who get all giddy about it. Otherwise, dispensationalists wouldn't be posting such articles on boards like this one. And then reality hits and what was said was going to happen ends up not happening.
