The Ark Of The Covenant and its Whereabouts With Graham Hancock

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Graham Hancock

"Graham Bruce Hancock is a British writer and journalist. He is known for his pseudoscientific theories involving ancient civilisations, Earth changes, stone monuments or megaliths, altered states of consciousness, ancient myths, and astronomical or astrological data from the past."

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[zoraster]

We have top men working on it right now…

[thursoberwick]

Please don't use auto-subtitles. There are a lot of mistakes in it.

[thatscottishguy]

The translations on this are hilarious, wasn’t sure if I was more interested in the clip or the wording

[badweetabix]

If the Ark was emitting that much powerful radiation that it would kill an adult within 5 years, then you could easily detect it from a distance with a simple geiger counter which anyone could purchase for less than $90. You would not even need to even go inside the building the Ark was placed. Furthermore, the remains of the dead monks/guardians would also be radioactive and detectable, not to mention being a hazmat as dangerous as nuclear waste. The last time I checked, there were no rash of Ethiopians dropping dead like flies from radiation poisoning.

[islamaroc]

Thus guy is triple PHD in TrustMeBrology

[theelderkine]

Around ‘87 (I was 12 y/o at the time) I was on vacation in Seattle with my parents. We were at a restaurant with an Ethiopian waitress and she had a conversation with my stepfather discussing the Ark being in Ethiopia.

[alexreeve]

Clever, interposing a subtle shot of the Pantheon while running the line about truth being revealed through film in a subliminal way.

[BeardVsTheWorldUK]

Intriguing stuff! Just so it’s said, Abraham’s Aramean roots were anchored firmly in Northern Mesopotamia/ Eastern Turkey. Moses was married to a Midian woman (=Mitanni Empire in Eastern Turkey). This region is and always was volcanic, so there’s your radioactivity there.

[bmwmbaby]

Finally, a reference to Edgar Cayce's Association for Research and Enlightenment!

[kaliye]

Am so happy he talked about AXUM, As an Ethiopian we have so much story to be told. The cradle of mankind

[jaffryestrada]

Ron Wyatt, is the one who discover the Ark of Covenant buried in Jeremiah's grotho in Israel, and the location is biblical!

[SabrinaG]

Does anyone know where I can watch/listen to this whole interview?

[chickbowdrie]

I am extremely impressed with his accurate explanations concerning the Ark mentioned in the Bible. Hardly anyone I've ever heard has actually studied the scriptures to the depth Graham has apparently delved in to them. He seems to treat the Holy scriptures as a verifiable, credibility source of inform that can be used to trace certains items in history. Graham is clearly an investigator and journalist that we can trust. He lets the information form his paradigms and conclusions. That's a man of integrity there. Very rare nowadays.

[bicyclist]

I love Graham Hancock. I've also heard from other very reputable sources that the Ark is in Ethiopia. I also recognize the other voice, but can't remember his name. Thank you.

[gibsonrickenbacker]

And today scientists confirmed that there is a secret room in the great pyramid just like these guys have hypothesized. It’s getting very interesting

[DavidVerbout]

Well, I'm glad they have top men working on it.

[bigblack]

Dr. John Henrik Clarke spoke truths about how Christianity started in Ethiopia. The oldest Christian bible found on a mountain in Ethiopia tigray region. Europeans also say it is the most complete bible. The bible is now kept in the Garima Monastery, in Northern Ethiopia. Their are ancient churches in Ethiopia that are said to be modeled after Churches in Heaven. Dr. Clarke seen so much truth from the most high, he went blind, so he didnt have to see this devilish world. They ended TV debates, because he embarrassed their "experts".

[trentonjennings]

Its buried on Oak Island. I'm waiting to see them dig it up on the show.

[megret]

I was on Elephantine Island in front of the still standing gate. Scratched into the stone at my feet was a crude drawing. It was a rectangle with triangles on the ends. It was encircled by triangles indicating which way to perambulate the rectangle. Directly below the platform is a chamber where it’s said the Ark was kept for a couple hundred years before moving on to Ethiopia

[bigj]

Edgar Casey, another Ace from the State of Kentucky!