Alan Wilson reveals the truth about the Ark of the Covenant

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[ravereviews]

I think Cantre gwaelod is from those stories which is a bit of an atlantis story.

[artisterror]

So did they ever dig this fuckin thing up or what?!?! I would been out there with shovels and a pickaxe and a five gallon jug of water until the job was done! Did they just walk away? What happened?

[talitha]

This video just adds more proof of True Israel. I'd already solidly concluded this after 25 years of deep study and traveling the world. There are imposters in our midst, and the majority of Israel are still lost sheep, oblivious to their identity, heritage, and inheritance.

[calebhowells]

Here are some key issues with Wilson and Blackett's identification of the Kimmeroi (that is, the Cimmerians) with the Khumry (Israelites) of Assyrian records.

What Wilson and Blackett crucially leave out is the fact that the Cimmerians *also* appear in Assyrian records, as a separate people to the Khumry, where they are called the Gimiri or Gimirai.

In addition, the Khumry are actually called the ‘Bit Khumry’, never just the ‘Khumry’. This is important, because this phrase means ‘House of Omri’, Omri being a powerful Israelite king. Yet we never find the Gimiri being referred to as ‘Bit Gimiri’, which we would expect if ‘Gimiri’ was just an alternative spelling of ‘Khumry’.

Furthermore, Greek records about the Cimmerians report that they came from north of the Black Sea, whereas the Israelites arrived in south east Anatolia from the *opposite* direction.

Finally, the Israelites’ *own* records record the Cimmerians as being a distinct nation, totally unrelated to them. They made the Cimmerians the descendants of Japheth, whereas the Israelites were considered the descendants of Shem.

[richdj]

I'm sympathetic to the views of Wilson and Blackett, but in the 19th century the historian Glanffrwd gives a different explanation for the Twyn y Glog mound and the naming of Ynysybwl.

[KimonSheri]

Wow. Now I'm tired. Brain just worked hard.
Interesting

[uknowwhoiam]

Brilliant, thanks for this.
Please tell me someone has excavated the wall with the cross?

[RT-ociu]

It's a shame he was only able to realise that history was a lie and not the main stream science as well.

[EternalDragonEmpire]

Didn't the Templars claimed to be in possession of a piece of the real cross and that they had found the Ark and it was very Egyptian in style?

[williamwimbourne]

The phoenicians would have brought the ark to Wales. Briton was a far flung trading post, idea for keeping the ark safe after the fall of Jerusalem.

[theomnisthour]

"Saint" Helena sure launched a lot of shits, eh?

[kaytemahoney]

Wow from my home you can see Twmbarlarm mountain with a mound ontop people walk up there on a good Friday a tradition we always done thank you for this, Sir Laurence Gardner mentions the ark in Wales and how the 18th dynasty Pharoah of Egypt Akhenatens daughter Meritaten was Queen Scotia

[pagerhoads]

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