THE DISCOVERY OF THE ARK OF THE COVENANTby Alan Wilson & Baram Blackett.
Some time after Moses led the Hebrews out of Egypt in that huge Exodus recorded in the Bible, and after he had received the Ten Commandments, he ordered a sacred enclosure to be made called the Ark of the Covenant. It was to be the home for their God Yahweh and was often led into battle against their enemies. This is common knowledge but what is not widely known is the information held in the ancient British Records, which tell of a migration of around 500BC into Britain from the Mediterranean. The Welsh Cymric people of Wales were originally called the Khumry and they fled from their captivity after the murder of Sennacherib, continuing through Asia Minor. These Khumry were called Cimmeroi by the Greeks and their march was greatly feared because of the destruction that was caused by this massive army of migrating people. They had the Ark with them and eventually set sail from Turkey with the Trojans under Brutus. They used their ancient alphabet all along the main routes and on into Etruria-Italy, where there are "undecipherable" Etruscan inscriptions using a language which is supposedly unknown. This language is not unknown and is the Khumric language, which was written using their ancient Coelbren alphabet. One section of the Khumry under Brutus later sailed through the Pillars of Hercules (Gibraltar Strait) and continued North eventually settling in Britain. They brought with them the Ark. Britain always had stories about the 'Quest for the Holy Grail' and as the Ten Commandments are nothing more than a record or 'Greal', it becomes obvious the Ark of the Covenant was meant. The authors Alan Wilson and Baram Blackett clearly show where the Ark is now buried but have faced huge opposition to have this site professionally excavated. This PDF EBook contains 360 pages and was their 8th book, published in 2007. Please read before purchase of PDF EBook. Each PDF Ebook is 100% searchable, and printable, and only £5.00 ($7.50 US) using Paypal. Some pages did not scan very well but are more than acceptable until new versions become available. Upon payment you will receive an email with further instructions on how to download your purchase. The email is usually sent instantly but can sometimes take a few minutes. Please check your spam box in case the email ends up there. |