https://rumble.com/vr2pxm-was-the-ark-taken-to-ethiopia.html
A group of soldiers, run by the Mossad, came in and attacked the church there, killed about 750 people including the priests, leaving their bodies all over the grounds of the church. The media did not cover it.
They took that perfect replica to con the world and they will use it, when their false prophet declares it so, when they are ordered by the beast. The video you are watching was made in 2012. Because they do not have access to the real ark in Jeremiah's grotto, they stole this 3000? year old replica to use instead. No one really knows the age of the copy.
So why steal one, when one can be made?
Because for thousands of years this ark copy has been venerated by untold multitudes magnetizing it with energies of devotion, love, and many other kindred virtues. One can make a copy, but one cannot replicate that level and time space of veneration upon the object. Over time, the copy has become a highly charged talisman that has even been known, because of this fact, to help people with illness, etc. They murdered a great many people in a single morning just to get their hands on this highly charged talisman, as it would be.
Don
NEWS ARTICLE OF THE MASSACRE FOR THE ARK
cbn news
Media outlets are reporting the massacre of 750 people at the Maryam Tsiyon Church in Aksum, Ethiopia.
The church, which claims they have the Ark of the Covenant in their possession, was reportedly attacked by Ethiopian government troops and Amhara militia, according to several eyewitnesses. The Belgium-based NGO Europe External Programme with Africa revealed the attack against the Church of Our Lady Mary of Zion.
Aksum is located in the Tigray region of the country and has seen heavy fighting since Nov. 4 when the region's ruling political party known as the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF), captured the army base in the regional capital Mekelle.
That uprising was supposedly stopped after Ethiopia Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed ordered a military operation. On Nov. 28, Ahmed announced military operations had ceased and federal troops controlled Mekelle, according to Reuters. But the TPLF continues fighting a guerilla war.
The UK-based Church Times reports accounts of the massacre have come from witnesses who fled Aksum and walked more than 124 miles to Mekelle.
At least 1,000 people were reportedly gathering around the church when the attack began and many were shot on the square in front of the church, according to Christian headlines.com. Local residents said they believed the church was attacked in order to remove the Ark and take it to Addis Ababa.
"People were worried about the safety of the Ark, and when they heard troops were approaching feared they had come to steal it. All those inside the cathedral were forced out into the square," Martin Plaut, former BBC World Service Africa editor and senior research fellow at the Institute of Commonwealth Studies, told the Church Times.
The website Eritrea Hub posted video footage of the aftermath of the massacre. It shows residents identifying one of the bodies of the 750 people who were reported killed in the attack.
Hidden by King Solomon's Son?
The Ark of the Covenant is believed by Ethiopian Orthodox Christians to have been hidden in Aksum by Menelik I, the son of King Solomon of Israel. The kingdom of Aksum was one of the four great powers of the ancient world, and the town of Aksum is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, according to the Church Times.
The Ark is supposedly housed in the Chapel of the Tablet located in the church complex. It is hidden from view. Only one priest is allowed inside the chapel. The chapel has been documented by various television programs, including CBN News back in 2009.
