Was the Ark of the Covenant Unveiled Today?
At the risk of diverting your attention from that important phone call to your congressman to inform him that he should vote no on Waxman-Markey (Cap'n Tax) later today, there is this story out of Ethiopia:
Holy Ark Announcement Due on Friday (today)
(IsraelNN.com) An Ethiopian church leader says Friday, June 26, marks the right time to unveil the Biblical Ark of the Covenant, which he says has been hidden in his church for centuries.That means that about 7 a.m. our time "something" was unveiled. But let's hope it wasn't the real McCoy.
Abuna Pauolos, Patriarch of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, was in Rome this week to meet with Pope Benedict XVI. While there, he told reporters that the time had come to reveal before the world the Holy Ark. He said that the holy container has been in the custody of his church for hundreds of years.
Paulous said he would make the full announcement this Friday, June 26, 2 PM local time (3 PM Israel time, 8 AM New York time) at a press conference in Rome.
Why?
Because the return of the real Ark of the Covenant appears in various prophecies of the time of the Antichrist, where it will be revealed by Enoch and Elijah, the two "witness" patriarchs. (Neither Enoch nor Elijah died, as they were taken away to a special place on God's command.) This pair will enrage Antichrist, who will kill them. They will rise again with the whole world watching which will trigger Antichrist's attempt to duplicate Jesus' Ascension. This will end badly for Antichrist.
Since Antichrist isn't here yet -- with apologies to all those who think Obama qualifies -- this can't be the real thing.
Unless the prophecies are wrong.
I would spend more time worrying about Waxman-Markey ("Cap'n Tax").
Labels: Ark of the Covenant, Cap and Tax, Prophecy
posted by Dave the Oklahomilist @ 11:04 AM
2 comments
2 Comments:
Who cares about a fake ‘Ark of the Covenant.’ Stephan Huller has an academic article coming up which proves that this:
http://therealmessiahbook.blogspot.com/
is the original Episcopal throne of Alexandria, mentioned in the Acts of Peter the Patriarch, Origen, Clement and other sources and dated to the first century.
I read the book. I loved it but I want to know what everyone else thinks? I think its very important but I am not an expert.
His blog with additional information is
http://www.stephanhuller.blogspot.com.
Maybe you can tell me if this for real.
It's a shame the early Church didn't keep better chronologies of where and when things took place, but they were very busy.
There is considerable support in certain traditional writings that St. Mark was involved in the founding of the church in Alexandria, and the photos on Huller's website are impressive. I haven't read his book but I'll try to pick up a copy.
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