Science: Nov 22, 2012

The ability to dowse is a gift given by God. It is generally accepted that we have the capacity for divining the survival of man. Just give us the opportunity to find the water was sufficient to justify the man offering this important tool.

Because dowsing has unlimited uses, and there are two basic forms of dowsing, it is well suited to answer questions such as what happened to the Ark of the Covenant, the sacred stone tables that it contained, and solve other mysteries biblical and archaeological.

A form of divination allows us to ask any questions that can be answered by yes, no, or true or false answer. Because so much has been written by researchers on subjects such as the Ark of the Covenant, a dowser qualified only need to ask questions about each theory or hypothesis has been put forward to determine whether the factual truths emerge. Once the truth is discovered in the theories and assumptions of scholars, questions can be bracketed down to focus on small important details. With enough evidence, and formulating relevant questions, a dowser can give an idea of what happened in a period of time.

Another form of divination known as map dowsing. Search on map can be used to find a material object as long as the information available is insufficient to search for the location of the object on a map. It is often used to locate water, oil and gas, missing persons, lost or buried treasures, prehistoric riverbeds and shorelines, seismic faults, sunken ships treasure and objects lost, to name a few.

Where is the Ark of the Covenant?

Dowsing search results:

The Ark of the Covenant no longer exists. During the Babylonian invasion in 586 BC, when Jerusalem was looted, the Ark was found by the invading soldiers, stripped of his gold, and discarded with the sacred stone tablets contained therein.

After five years have passed, the Babylonian hierarchy, apparently concerned about the destruction of the Ark of the original, commissioned a replica of the Ark to do. This is the replica of the Ark of the Covenant which eventually found its way to the church of St. Mary of Zion in Axum, Ethiopia.

What happened to the stone tablets The Holy Ark of the Covenant?

Dowsing search results:

Four days after the desecration of the Ark held the tablets were recovered from the ruins of the temple, and were taken on a journey through the desert. Unfortunately, they never reached their destination. They are buried under eighteen feet of windblown sand one hundred and twenty miles south-east of Jerusalem. It seems that the person who carries the tablets and his camel died from lack of water, or some misfortune happened to others. In all cases, the tablets may optionally be found and recovered with a modern and sophisticated ground penetrating radar. To determine which effectively recovered and saved from destruction tablets, a dowser would only need to have a list of potential names of dowsing.

In conclusion:

I do not know what made me deviate from my normal dowsing to invest time in this project, I've never had a curiosity or interest in subjects of this nature. I can only attribute my participation in the Divine Inspiration unsolicited.

"ABOUT THE AUTHOR": Jerry Nokes with over 35 years of experience dowsing, through constant practice and dedication to perfection, is responsible for the discovery of hitherto unknown innovations relating to the science of search on map.

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Thursday, November 22, 2012

Ark Of The Covenant Mystery Solved By Investigative Dowsing

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