Where Is the ‘Lost’ Ark of the Covenant?

[Michie]

The Blessed Virgin Mary is the new Eve — and the new Ark of the Covenant.

Many of us are fascinated by the biblical Ark of the Covenant, one of history’s most enduring apparent mysteries. The search for the lost ark involves a search for the proof of God, and for some, possibly an attempt to obtain the power of God.

Steven Spielberg and George Lucas built on this theme in their wildly popular Raiders of the Lost Ark film from 1981. In this story, the ark is discovered by Professor Indiana Jones at the site of a Nazi expedition in Egypt in 1936 at the lost city of Tanis. While it is not believed that the Nazis ever made efforts to search for the ark, many others have attempted — and are still attempting — to uncover the mystery of the location of the lost relic. But are they looking in the right places, and for the right reasons?

Background of the Ark​

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Where Is the ‘Lost’ Ark of the Covenant?

The Blessed Virgin Mary is the new Eve — and the new Ark of the Covenant.

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[Wolseley]

I think the Ark of the Covenant is like the Lost Dutchman Mine or Jimmy Hoffa's grave: you can look, but you'll never find.

Is it hidden somewhere on Mt. Nebo? Maybe. I think it's also quite possible that Nebuchadnezzar had it melted down into gold ingots for the Babylonian treasury. Who knows?

 

[Bob Crowley]

I put the search for the physical Ark of the Covenant in the same intellectual basket as the search for the Holy Grail.

It's the religious equivalent of Elvis.

 

[Wolseley]

It's the religious equivalent of Elvis.

"Thank yew....thank yew verra much!"