Shocking Connection Of 'Osiris Device,' 'Bark Of Horus' With 'Ark Of The Covenant'

The temple of Seti I at Abydos is one of the most important archaeological sites of Ancient Egypt. It is situated about 10 km from the Nile River in the Osiris sanctuary nearby Osireion, which is the house of many incredible pieces of wall art that still surprise archeologists with their richness in color. The temple is dedicated to six gods of ancient Egypt: Ptah, Re-Horakhty, Amun-Re, Osiris, Isis, and Horus. Osiris is the Egyptian Lord of the Underworld and Judge of the Dead, brother-husband to Isis, and one of the most important gods of ancient Egypt. He is often described as a god with green skin with elongated headdress and partially mummy-wrapped legs.

The walls of the temple contain a relief carving that shows an astonishing object that seems to be a device of some unknown technology. The device is known as Osiris Device or Osiris Stargate according to William Henry, an investigative mythologist, and art historian. He is also the Consulting Producer of the global hit History Channel program, Ancient Aliens.

Henry made a surprising connection between the Osiris device and the Tower of Babel. He writes: “In the 23rd century B.C. the Sumerian king Nimrod built a ladder (symbolized by an H) or Tower (actually a gate) that reached from Babylon into the stars. The jealous Israelite god Yahweh got nervous about humankind ‘making a Name or Renown’ for itself by building this Gate. If successful, says the Book of Genesis, ‘nothing we can imagine would be impossible for us.’

Biblical scholars say Nimrod was known as Osiris, the Egyptian god of resurrection, in Egypt. Both are associated with ladders or stairways to heaven. This is key. Inside Sety’s 14th century B.C. temple at Abydos, in the Osiris Chapel, is the magnificent depiction of Osiris as a pillar or tower. In fact, the Egyptians called this Osiris pillar the Ta-Wer or ‘bond between heaven and earth’. Sounds like Babel to me.”

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Then the researcher looked at a similar depiction on the opposite wall of the Osiris sanctuary. He suggested that the shape of the ship reminded him of the shape of a wormhole in space and that the Osiris device had been transformed into the figure of Seti.

“Pay particular attention to Seti who appears to have transformed his body into the Osiris Device… or is coming out of it. This is a wonderful moment of transformation and resurrection.” He stated that a wormhole-shaped ship of eternity is attached to the Osiris Device. Is this an ancient scanning device that projected souls to distant galaxies or other dimensions?

If we assume there is a connection with Osiris, the Sumerian king Nimrod, and the story of the Tower of Babel, could this attempt to create “a stairway to heaven” be the motive for the biblical destruction of the tower, or this technology? Once again, there are similar stories between the ancient Egyptians and the Bible.

anubis shrine — The Anubis Shrine in situ at the entrance of the Treasury

The Shrine of Anubis found in King Tutankhamun’s tomb could be a physical representation of the Osiris device, which is similar in appearance to the Ark of the Covenant of the Bible.

According to Livescience, “The Ark of the Covenant is a chest that held tablets engraved with the Ten Commandments. It was constructed by the Israelites while they were camping out in the Sinai Desert after they fled Egypt. The Hebrew Bible doesn’t specify when they fled Egypt, and there is a debate among scholars as to whether there ever was an exodus from Egypt. The ark vanished when the Babylonians conquered Jerusalem in 587 B.C.”

It is said that the ark holds magical powers and even a curse. When it was stolen by the Philistines, the people were afflicted by disease and outbreaks of tumors. That is why it was returned to the Israelites. Besides, there are stories claiming that anyone who touched the ark or looked inside it would face death.

Another sacred Egyptian object resembling the Ark of the Covenant is the Bark of Horus that was found in the sanctuary of the temple of Horus at Edfu. The bark is basically a designation for the ship in which gods used to travel.

Globalegyptianmuseum writes: “Depictions in the tombs in the Valley of the Kings, forming part of the Amduat and other funerary compositions, show the nocturnal journey of the god and his followers through the underworld in a bark. The dead king was also thought to travel through the hereafter; it is assumed that the so-called solar barks, found near Old Kingdom tombs, were designed to transport the king through the underworld. The best known is the boat belonging to Khufu, now restored and open to the public where it was found, next to his pyramid at Giza.

In addition, there was also another type: the bark used to transport the (statue of a) god in Egypt. This type resembled an ordinary Nile boat but was decorated with an aegis at the prow or at both ends, and instead of a cabin had a shrine enclosing the statue. In most cases, these barks also had to carry poles that rested on the shoulders of the priests carrying the bark. They were stored in the back of the temple of the god in question, close to or even in the holy of holies, where they rested on special stands.

Transporting the gods in barks usually happened during processions, sometimes within the temple walls but also outside, for example to the west bank of Thebes or even further, for example, Hathor traveled by bark from Dendera to Edfu to visit Horus there.”

The Ark of the Covenant has been missing for 2,600 years. It was supposedly seen last time in Jerusalem. There are many stories about its current place. Learn more about the story on Britannica.