Temple Altar Construction Begins on Day of Destruction

[billym]

Interesting note: That replica Ark is for "research and instruction". They would not dare place it in the Holy of Holies.

I don't think the original will ever be found because it's redundant, it was a shadow of things to come. The Word, the Bread of Life, and the Branch that Budded has already been here in the flesh.

I Believe they will use the original.

Another view suggests the Ark is located beneath Jerusalem, in a stone-carved tunnel. Some say it is beneath the suggested site of the Crucifixion, Gordon's Calvary. The Temple Institute in Jerusalem's Old City, an Ultra-Orthodox organization dedicated to rebuilding the Jewish Temple, says the Ark is under the temple mount and will be revealed at the proper time—when the temple is rebuilt.The Ark of the Covenant, lost or found?.

Ron Wyatt is said to have found the Ark
ark of the covenant, ron wyatt
Excitedly, Ron extended the entrance to this chamber and crawled in. He found himself crawling across rocks that were piled up almost to the roof. Growing more and more tired, Ron began to move the rocks aside, in order to reveal what was underneath. He uncovered some dry rotted wooden boards which when he moved aside revealed animal skins. Something shiny was under the animal skins. Moving them aside, Ron uncovered the Table of Shewbread, from the first temple. Continuing to shift aside more rocks and wood, he then found a stone casing. The lid had cracked and had been moved aside. Ron shone his flashlight down through the crack and saw a chest of beaten gold. He knew he was looking at the Ark of the Covenant. Overwhelmed with emotion and suffering from pneumonia Ron passed out for 45 minutes in that chamber. It was January 6th 1982, when Ron made this amazing discovery. He tried to photograph it with a Polaroid, but the photos turned out foggy. He returned with a colonascope, but again the photos turned out foggy.

I don't know if Ron Wyatt found it or not, I think I remember reading Ron Wyatt told Israel authorities where it was and the Temple Institute says they know where it is so I inclined to believe the real Ark will be in the new Temple. I believe the reason we have not seen the Ark of the Covenant now is we walk by faith. When God decides its time to show the world the Ark of the covenant and the Ten Commandents in the Ark, Israel will be ready to worship the God of Abraham

[jodee]

Think I will pass on the Hilter video..for two reasons..it's a Hitler video and I do love animals. I don't eat a whole lot of meat really, just preference. I prefer white meat if I am going to eat meat. So, Hitler was a vegetarian huh? Maybe what he needed was the Lord obviously, and a nice Taco Bell drive thru.

[WKUHilltopper]

Think I will pass on the Hilter video..for two reasons..it's a Hitler video and I do love animals. I don't eat a whole lot of meat really, just preference. I prefer white meat if I am going to eat meat. So, Hitler was a vegetarian huh? Maybe what he needed was the Lord obviously, and a nice Taco Bell drive thru.

I can't blame you for that because this propaganda film is a bit graphic in parts (one should avoid those parts if they're squeamish--it is easy to "zip thru" those parts)--but was meant to be so in order to "demonize" Jews. To illustrate how "inhuman" or even "un-human" Jews were. Hitler's entire point was to convince his nation how "sub-human" Jews, Slavs, blacks, etc, were--because if you believed those folks were not human or were not completely human, it would be easier to pull the trigger on them. With the numbers of murders they committed, it apparently was "sold" pretty easily.

The rest of the points of this propaganda film sound very "modern" and not outside the realm we hear today (for example, in our culture--we're pushing "animals have rights"--just as Nazi Germany was pushing in this film). And I am convinced we are experiencing striking parallels in our culture--just as Germany did in the early 30s--not just the subject of this film points out, but across the board). IT is important to know your enemy, in my opinion--irrespective how distasteful it may be in the learning process.

[billym]

I can't blame you for that because this propaganda film is a bit graphic in parts (one should avoid those parts if they're squeamish--it is easy to "zip thru" those parts)--but was meant to be so in order to "demonize" Jews. To illustrate how "inhuman" or even "un-human" Jews were. Hitler's entire point was to convince his nation how "sub-human" Jews, Slavs, blacks, etc, were--because if you believed those folks were not human or were not completely human, it would be easier to pull the trigger on them. With the numbers of murders they committed, it apparently was "sold" pretty easily.

The rest of the points of this propaganda film sound very "modern" and not outside the realm we hear today (for example, in our culture--we're pushing "animals have rights"--just as Nazi Germany was pushing in this film). And I am convinced we are experiencing striking parallels in our culture--just as Germany did in the early 30s--not just the subject of this film points out, but across the board). IT is important to know your enemy, in my opinion--irrespective how distasteful it may be in the learning process.

I agree, we are experiencing striking parallels. It's amazing to me that a person can disregard a candidates views on abortion if they Agree with them on animal rights, free healthcare or whatever they feel is most important to them. I wonder if they showed abortions and aborted babies if it would generate the same outraged response from PETA? I love animals but not more than human life.