HAS THE ARK OF THE COVENANT BEEN UNDER OUR NOSES? DECLASSIFIED CIA FILES SUGGEST A SHOCKING TRUTH
Washington, D.C.
The greatest mystery of biblical history may have been hiding in plain sight all along. Newly resurfaced CIA documents from the 1980s suggest that the Ark of the Covenant—yes, the legendary chest said to hold the Ten Commandments—could be buried in Ethiopia.
According to these declassified files, the U.S. government once experimented with ‘remote viewing’—using psychics to locate objects, people, and events across vast distances. One of these psychics reportedly pinpointed a location matching the description of the Ark, describing it as a “wood, gold, and silver” container, hidden underground, dark, and wet—and even guarded by seraphim, six-winged angels depicted in ancient texts.
The report also claims the psychic heard people around the object speaking Arabic and saw structures resembling domed mosques, with individuals clad in white garments. Even more chilling, the psychic warned that anyone attempting to pry or strike the Ark open would be destroyed by its protectors through a power unknown to us.
For centuries, the Ark’s whereabouts have been a source of speculation, especially after it vanished during the Babylonian siege of Jerusalem in 586 BC. Some claim it’s still buried beneath the Holy Land, while others point to Ethiopia, specifically the Church of Our Lady Mary of Zion in Axum. There, a select group of monks have long claimed to be the Ark’s protectors, though access to the relic is strictly forbidden. In 2018, the Bible Archaeology Search and Exploration Institute (BASE) sent researchers to investigate, speaking to a ‘Guardian of the Ark’—but their findings remain heavily disputed.
So, was the Ark truly found decades ago by a psychic working with the CIA? And if so, why has this information been buried? Skeptics dismiss the claims as government pseudoscience, while believers see it as further proof that the Ark remains one of history’s most dangerous and sacred objects. Either way, one thing is clear—this mystery is far from over.
