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Axum, Ethopia said to be home of the Arch of the covenant

The “arch of the covent” is one of the holiest of holy grails as it it said to hold the original 10 commandments or a way for man to communicate with god based upon Judaism, Muslim and christian religions.  

The only person allowed to view the arch is the head priest of Ethopia and about every couple of years the priest watching over it is said to be killed because of it, when a person asked one head priest what the arch was they said it was pure fire and showed his eyes to the man and had severe eye damage. 

The arch was said to be moved there while the son a ethopia’s and Jerusalem;s leader went to visit his father and viewed people sneaking it out and sent there for its own safe keeping.

(I in no way am affiliated with either of the religions but as a man that is fascinated by history and wonders about the origin of these religions I found it interesting that a item of this importance might actually have been found.)

Abbot of ancient Abba Pendwolton Christian Monistary with cross, Axum, Ethiopia 

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priest with the cross Christian Coptic Orthodox in axum-ethiopia 

A Table of Hieroglyphs found at Axum!

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The Timkat Festival at Axum, Ethiopia [aka Epiphany]

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Religious art from church of St. Mary of Zion

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“No one should question the faith of others, for no human being can judge the ways of God.” (Haile Selassie)

chanese47:

A lakeside monastery on Lake Tana, Ethiopia. To get here, I took a boat across Lake Tana and walked up a steep muddy path for a half-hour. But it was worth it — breathtaking paintings.

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Lion of Judah monument in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

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theimperfectinme:

Lion Of Judah, Ethiopia

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Haile Selassie