Kenya: The Ark Of The Covenant Will Not Be Translocated Back To Israel

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The revelations that the ark of the covenant is in Kenya has sparked off debate on whether or not the it should be translocated back to the country of origin, Israel. All references in the Holy Scriptures show that the Ark was handed over to Moses and hence to the Israelites.

In his weekly radio program the Chief Seer's messenger has clarified that the Ark will never be transported from its current location in a shrine up Mount Kenya. He further added that all this is in line with a Biblical prophesy that the Ark will not dwell in Jerusalem, but will be kept at the new Mount Sinai. He however did not declare Mount Kenya to be the new Mount Sinai.

In an article published in a local newspaper towards the end of last year, the seer explained that the Ark is held in the fourth dimension and that such highly religous items are highly guarded and can not be accessed by everyone. That includes sophiscated modern surveillance gadgets.

Kenya as a country is recovering from ugly scenes of ethnic uprising sparked off by disputed outcome of presidential December 27 election results which saw the incumbent president Mwai Kibaki retain the presidency. Interestingly, the skirmishes were forseen by the chief seer and they were a subject of a National Dedication up the Mount Kenya between 21st and 22nd November 2007. (see related article Kenyans invoked the power of the Ark Of The Covenant to bring down the British empire).

The US government has sent the deputy secretary of state in charge of African affairs to 'Help Broker Peace' between the government and the opposition. This was yet another item that featured in the seer's messenge. It is quite clear that vested interests of foreign governments are at stake in Kenya, and all the positions taken on the elections 'have the end in mind'.

The year 2007 was the first time ever that Kenyans claimed to have the coveted Ark of the Covenant but there has been no reaction yet from Israel or nay of the first world nations on the subject.

James  G. Kamweru is a tour operator and has been organizing and reporting on Vacation, Travel and Tours for years. For More Information Visit his site at  <A HREF="http://www.nguyosafaris.com/religioustourism.html">Ark Of The Covenant</A>