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Originally posted by nOraKat
What I really find interesting is the story that King Solomon (a pretty ruthless guy according to some documentaries I saw) was the guy who held in possession an "Ark of the Covenant", which was claimed to have been given by "God" himself.
This Ark supposedly was able to emanate a beam or power so strong that it can level entire armies like nothing.
Now either you believe that, or it may be a fabrication.
(If so,) Why would anyone create such a fabrication/lie?
No lets think about that.. these guys (Kings Solomon, David, Hiram I, who were supposedly buddies) possibly ruthless kings, who rule over a large empire, claim to have some weapon of mass destruction made by 'God'.
Now why would any king (or kings) who rule over a large empire want to fabricate such a story?
Lets say I was a rival king and wanted what they had. If I were a gullible ancient rival king, I would be shaking in my boots at the thought of trying to conquer them. After all, they have 'God' on their side.
For all we know, these intimidating stories of 'God' and the Bible, came from them (that alliance of kings) also.
Originally posted by chr0naut
Originally posted by nOraKat
What I really find interesting is the story that King Solomon (a pretty ruthless guy according to some documentaries I saw) was the guy who held in possession an "Ark of the Covenant", which was claimed to have been given by "God" himself.
This Ark supposedly was able to emanate a beam or power so strong that it can level entire armies like nothing.
Now either you believe that, or it may be a fabrication.
(If so,) Why would anyone create such a fabrication/lie?
No lets think about that.. these guys (Kings Solomon, David, Hiram I, who were supposedly buddies) possibly ruthless kings, who rule over a large empire, claim to have some weapon of mass destruction made by 'God'.
Now why would any king (or kings) who rule over a large empire want to fabricate such a story?
Lets say I was a rival king and wanted what they had. If I were a gullible ancient rival king, I would be shaking in my boots at the thought of trying to conquer them. After all, they have 'God' on their side.
For all we know, these intimidating stories of 'God' and the Bible, came from them (that alliance of kings) also.
Ha Ha!
The Ark of the Covenant was functionally a wooden box covered in foil that contained some artefacts significant to the founding of the nation of Israel.
No death ray device.