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two stone tablets inscribed with the Ten Commandments. The
Ark was mentioned many times in the Old Testament before abruptly
vanishing. Many conflicting theories have been proposed concerning
its fate and current whereabouts.
    In the present context, it is important
to highlight that the Ark was considered to have many dangerous
properties, including the characteristics of an early Weapon of
Mass Destruction.
     
    The following is a list of powers
attributed to the Ark:
     
Levitation: it could raise itself and
other nearby objects off the ground.
It emitted light and sparks.
It had a flamethrower capability, which
it allegedly used to kill two sons of Aaron, the Ark’s first High
Priest.
It was associated with a fiery cloud
that materialised above it and from which a voice spoke to Moses
and Aaron.
It could induce leprosy and tumours in
people.
Those who touched it without permission,
even accidentally, usually died. Ordinary people could not safely
approach within half a mile of it.
During battles, it rose into the air,
emitted a terrifying sound and sped into the heart of the enemy
army. In one battle, it allegedly killed 50,000 enemy soldiers.
During the siege of Jericho, Jewish
priests circled the city on seven separate days. Some priests blew
trumpets as they went round the city walls while others carried the
Ark in procession using special poles so that they did not come
into direct contact with it. It has been speculated that the Ark
may have amplified and directed the sound waves like a sonic
cannon, eventually bringing down the walls of Jericho.
The High Priest had to wear special
protective clothing whenever he approached the Ark.
When the Ark killed Hebrews, Moses
insisted that their bodies be taken far from the Israelites’ camp
to be buried, contrary to normal religious practice. No explanation
was ever offered as to why Moses took these extraordinary
precautions.
The Ark was said to give off a dazzling
supernatural radiance.
     
    2) The Holy
Grail
    Usually defined as the cup used by
Christ at the Last Supper. This event supposedly took place in the
house of Joseph of Arimathea who may have been Jesus’ uncle. Reputedly, Joseph used the cup to catch a few drops of the blood
shed by Jesus at the Crucifixion, and the blood was said to be
miraculously preserved in the cup. Another legend said that the cup
was originally made for Abraham, the great patriarch of the Hebrew
People. Like the Ark of the Covenant, the Grail was said to emit an
unearthly radiance.
    Other theories say that the Grail is a
dish, a stone, a person (Mary Magdalene), the head of Jesus, the
skeleton of Jesus, or even Jesus’ bloodline following his alleged
marriage to Mary Magdalene and birth of a daughter. As with the
Ark, many conflicting theories have been proposed concerning its
fate and current whereabouts.
     
    3) The Spear of
Destiny
    A Roman Centurion thrust this spear into
Christ’s side as he hung on the cross. The spear was highly prized,
and many powerful figures throughout history went out of their way
to possess it, including several emperors of the Holy Roman Empire
and Adolf Hitler.
    It became a museum
piece and was put on display in a prestigious palace in Vienna as
part of the Imperial Regalia of the Holy Roman Empire. Note that
the Holy Roman Empire is sometimes referred to as the First Reich. Bismarck
created the Second Reich and Hitler ruled over the Third Reich .
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descriptions of the seven locations that were raided are provided
below:
     
    1) Temple Mount,
Jerusalem
    Temple Mount contains secret underground
passageways that belonged to the original Temple of Solomon and
survived the temple’s destruction by the Babylonians in 586
BCE.
    The raiders on 24 April blasted open
one of the sealed tunnels using plastic explosives. There is
evidence that the explosives were detonated using timers. However,
no indication has been found that anyone entered the tunnel or that
anything was removed. The Israeli Defence