Publisher's Synopsis
WAS THE ARK OF THE COVENANT A NUCLEAR DIVICE CAPABLE OF KILLING MILLIONS?
DID IT POSSESS SUPERNATURAL POWERS?
WAS IT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE COLLAPSE OF THE WALLS OF JERICHO THUS ALLOWING THE ISREALITES TO TAKE CONTROL OF THE CITY?
WAS MOSES ABLE TO SPEAK DIRECTLY TO GOD THROUGH THE TWO CHERUBIN (ANGELS) POSITIONED ON THE ARK'S TOP?
Here is proof the ancients possessed "secret technology" that made them exceptional worriers. They might even have had the capability to annihilate their formidable foes utilizing nuclear-like devices.
The question is how did they come about such an innovative science?
Did they develop such devices on their own?
Did God give the "chosen" unheralded power over their enemies?
Or were ancient astronauts somehow involved?
David Medina, along with Sean Casteel, Tim Beckley, Olav Phillips, Brad Steiger and Tim R. Swartz tackle an intriguing subject that gives evidence to the fact that the ancients had supernatural powers that were often lethal. For the first time, here is a detailed analysis of the mysterious Ark of the Covenant. Learn how the Ark was built and housed, and how the priests that tended it were required to wear protection clothing to shield them from what we call today nuclear energy. Moses even used the Ark to create a "controlled earthquake" to punish a rebellion by some of the Israelites. The desert ground opened up and swallowed the rebels, and of course it is said to have been responsible for the collapse of the walls of Jericho.
Discover also astounding air battles, and a very advanced type of "Thunderbolt Energy" that caused catastrophic disasters. There are also the issues of Magical Swords and superior aircraft mentioned in various ancient texts. This work contains fascinating insight into high-tech, death-dealing devices that predate our own by millennia. Did humankind develop such an "advanced technology" on its own? Or did beings for other worlds we have come to identify as Ancient Astronauts responsible for such a wondrous but catastrophic advance in the military sciences and weaponry?
