Do Eastern Orthodox Church have the Ark of the Covenant?

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Do the Eastern Orthodox Church of Ethopia have the Ark of the Covenant?

If so, what is the view of the Catholic Church and other Christian Christian Churches position on this?
 
This seems the most likely location to me.

After all, there were only three royal houses who worshipped YHVH: Israel, Judah, and Ethiopia.
 
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Do the Eastern Orthodox Church of Ethiopia have the Ark of the Covenant?
What they have is a tradition that claims it is the Ark of the Covenant.

What most people don’t realize is that most of their churches contain a replica of The Ark of the Covenant.

Is one of those “replicas”, the real McCoy? Based on Minoan archaeological evidence, probably not.

xan

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I could’ve sworn it was in a crate in some US Army warehouse… I know I saw that somewhere 😉
 
" I thought we settled that. The Ark is somewhere very safe"

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“The Ark is a source of unspeakable power and it has to be researched”

“They don’t know what they have there”

“Can I buy you a drink?”

I watched it a couple of times:D

Paul
 
Do the Eastern Orthodox Church of Ethopia have the Ark of the Covenant?

If so, what is the view of the Catholic Church and other Christian Christian Churches position on this?
We have the Ark of the New Covenant in Heaven. That’s the one which I’m most interested.
 
" I thought we settled that. The Ark is somewhere very safe"

Top Secret
Army Box # 9906753
Do Not Open

“The Ark is a source of unspeakable power and it has to be researched”

“They don’t know what they have there”

“Can I buy you a drink?”

I watched it a couple of times:D

Paul
When they were in the warehouse in Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, I just knew that they were after the Ark. I guess i am not as smart as Lucas…or am I? That movie was bad.
 
Do the Eastern Orthodox Church of Ethopia have the Ark of the Covenant?

If so, what is the view of the Catholic Church and other Christian Christian Churches position on this?
Personally, I am a sceptic over the likelihood that it has survived at all.

But if it does still exist in an accessible place, even in fragments, The case for it being in Ethiopia is very strong, so to me it is more likely there.

I don’t think any other church need have a position on the subject.

Michael
 
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