The Ark of the Covenant

[@xiigodismyjudgeiii-iv144]

No other Ark will be made in the future Jeremiah 3:16 [16]And it shall come to pass, when ye shall multiply and increase in the land, in those days, saith the LORD, it shall no more be said, The ark of the covenant of the LORD; neither shall it come to mind, neither shall they remember it, neither shall they miss it, neither shall they make any other.

[@roaringfromthelionofjudah]

2 Maccabees 2:5-8 5 Jeremiah came and found a cave-dwelling, and he brought there the tent and the ark and the altar of incense; then he sealed up the entrance. 6 Some of those who followed him came up intending to mark the way, but could not find it. 7 When Jeremiah learned of it, he rebuked them and declared: “The place shall remain unknown until God gathers his people together again and shows his mercy. 8 Then the Lord will disclose these things, and the glory of the Lord and the cloud will appear, as they were shown in the case of Moses, and as Solomon asked that the place should be specially consecrated.” Jeremiah, along with the youth, hid the ark so that the Babylonians wouldn’t steal it. Note verse 8.

[@sunsetfree5358]

So, I’d like to know, that when the ark is brought out, unlike all the shiny gold pictures of it, will it actually be covered in brown, old dried blood? God commanded every year, on the Day of Atonement, that it be sprinkled with blood (Lev 16). It seems that in God’s eyes, it is the blood that made it (and the people) “clean”. At what point would anyone have been allowed into the Most Holy Place of the Temple (without dying) to wash the blood off again? And if the blood that made it (and the people) “clean” were washed off, wouldn’t that be offensive to God who commanded that the blood be put ON it? So, after hundreds, or thousands of years of putting blood on the ark, on the only day God allowed the High Priest in that room, on Yom Kippur, wouldn’t it still be covered in old dried blood out of respect for God?

[@roaringfromthelionofjudah]

Ron Wyatt found the ark of the covenant. Everything he states about it makes sense. It’s God’s style to use the foolish things of the world to confound the wise. Ron wasn’t an official archeologist, but he had humility and a heart for God and that’s all that’s needed! Please watch Ron’s videos. They’re on KZbin. Ron said that God would have the Jews remove it when it’s due time. The location is known!

[@Setmos]

And the cherubim on the cover were in the form of a person. Angels. not pigeons or birds with human faces. the Torah forbids the representation of hybrid creatures. yet another failure in the reconstruction of the ark of the third temple. and you are supposed to be the highest authority on this subject and only in the ark there are many failures.

[@oirampeceda2409]

Wow, what a marvelous eye for detail you have there sir! Yes, I had also noticed all of the inaccuracies, sans the placement of rings. Thank you for your enlightenment!

[@melissarobinson8612]

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[@Setmos]

The Torah mandated that the ark have 4 legs so that it would never touch the ground. where are the 4 legs of the ark? supposed to be the most exact replica and has an unforgivable flaw. if all the utensils of the third temple are equally exact, bad thing

[@christinesmith6879]

It is not accurate. The instructions clearly say that the 4 rings shall be on the 4 corners Not half way up each end

[@jdaze1]

You shall not make any graven image of anything in heaven above or earth below.

[@danilomillendez4343]

Sir, is it the ancient Ark of the covenant made by Bezazel per the instruction of YHVH elohim? Have you trace the bloodline of the priesthood via Amram, the father of Aaron to perform in the holy place and most holy place? According to Ezra, the Priestly scribe, only the one listed in the Aaronic Priesthood Master List will be the one allowed to administer in the most holy place of the temple. Read Nehemyah 7:5,61-65; Ezra 2:59-63; Num.3:1-4-51; 4:1-19.

[@canalrosimeireoliveira]

יהוה Santidade ao Senhor ❤🍇👑🌹💐 Shalom. Baruch HaShem. ❤🐑 "Eu Sou o יהוה, teu Elohim, que te tirei da terra do Egito, da casa dos escravos. Não terás outros deuses diante de Mim". (Êxodo, cap. 20 e vers. 2-3). ❤💞💖🌸🍀😇🙏 "Shema Israel, Adonai Elohenu, Adonai Echad.". "Escute Israel! O Eterno é nosso Elohim. O Eterno é Um.". (Sidur para Bnei Noach). ❤💝💓💗🌼🍀😇🙏

[@mercedesdemner3600]

would be a great thing, to be translated to spanish, many don't know that languaje, Thanks

[@pamelah6431]

Any Spanish Bible will have this written in it. :)

[@JudaismUnveiled]

Ah yes, two idols housed in the Kodesh HaKodashim.

[@zedkhan4137]

Ah yes a black pagan stone that millions kiss and bow down in front of , fool , cherubim are protectors of the garden of eden and the temple was a earth reflection of what was in heaven idiot

[@JudaismUnveiled]

@@zedkhan4137 Whataboutism LOL! The Cherubim are figurines, one represents Israel and the other represents *God.* The Talmud literally states this in Yoma 54a. They're idols, deal with it.

[@zedkhan4137]

@@JudaismUnveiled so is the black stone u bow down to in Mecca , and no just because it represents god does not mean it’s is an image of god it’s represents the relationship of Israel and god unlike u cube worshipers

[@JudaismUnveiled]

@@zedkhan4137 " just because it represents god" - Point proven. Goodbye.

[@zedkhan4137]

@@JudaismUnveiled ur prophet mohammed use to bow down to it in that direction before Allah told him to change it 🤣🤣 go learn ur religion wannabe Hebrew lmfao

[@jodan4043]

lol... Bible with cubes & inches !