Ron Wyatt discovered the Ark of the Covenant. This page will begin to explore whether or not the skull of Adam exists between the Ark of the Covenant and the cross-hole which bore the cross of Our Lord's Crucifixion which is cut out of the bedrock 20 feet above the roof of the cave where the Ark lies  and is directly above the Ark itself.

Did the Blood of Christ, the Lamb of God -  slain for our salvation, which as proven by Ron Wyatt  fell on the Mercy Seat of the Ark of the Covenant, after the earthquake rent  the bedrock,  also  in an intermediary position between the two, fall onto  the skull of Adam  as it  descended the crevice down onto the Mercy Seat of the Ark; and thus was the sin of Adam and his descendants not just in symbolic form, cleansed and atoned for in this way as well, in a visible physical form?

Christs suffering was physical as well as spiritual, hence it is reasonable to suggest that the atonement brought about , the purification and justification it wrought had a physical component as well by his pure  blood touching the skull of Adam before falling onto the Mercy Seat of the Ark of the Covenant in atonement for our sins?

  This sprinkling of the blood of Christ on the Mercy seat of the Ark of the Covenant, is the 'anti-type'  to the old testament 'type' wherein the blood of a goat was annually sprinked on the Mercy Seat by the High Priest in atonement for the sins of Israel.

AFTER THIS THE BLOOD WAS THEN SPRINKLED ON ALL THE CROWD

 AND IS THIS NOT THEN THE  'TYPE'  POINTING TO THE HOLY SACRAMENT OF THE EUCHARIST WHICH  IS THEN  THE ANTI-TYPE when it is distributed to all the assembly?

 

Catholic tradition has it that the skull of Adam is indeed buried beneath the cross site. This is also portrayed in many artistic works . Blessed Anna Maria Taigli, one of the most respected seers of the Catholic church also says as much.

 Also the place where Christ was crucified is called Golgotha; or 'The Place Of The Skull" and although this may refer to the skull shape, still visible in the cliff face, is this simply a coincidence?

 

If it is indeed the case that Christs blood first touched the skull of Adam  purifying  and atoning for his sins and the sins of his descendants physically before descending further onto the Mercy Seat, it is a beautiful  Divine plan and action, complete, both physically and spiritually.

 

Jesus Christ adhered to all the customs of ancient Israel which He Himself instigated, even to the manner of His  shedding of His Blood for our salvation. This adherance to customs is amply shown in the Gospels.

 

The exploration will involve the physical examination of the rock in the line of the crevice which extends from the bottom of the crosshole to the roof of the Ark chamber, to try and see whether or not an intervening chamber small or large exists.

 

Is this discovery also a way  for the Jews who have not known Christ to begin to understand the mystery of Salvation?

 

 Even Jewish tradition has it that the skull of Adam was taken by Seth from the Ark of Noah and buried in the rock just outside the 'centre of the world' , Jerusalem. We could even speculate that the skull shape in the cliff face is no freak of nature, or act of divine intervention but was actually carved by the ancients to depict the place of burial of Adam's skull. In this case the name may derive from the latter and not the former.

This could also be the reason the place was chosen as the stoning ground by the Jews, as discovered by Wyatt.

So we see a natural progression from Adam, his fall, the fall of transgressors, the crucifixion of Christ and His atonement for our sins. 

 

This discovery has been  made known by the hand of God and not man.

 

There is a direct link to the atonement practices of the Old Testament which as stated above were the  'type' pointing to the 'anti-type', which is Christs  atoning death

Also there is a direct link with Adam  -  if the evidence bears it out; thus signifying to all, the universal application of Salvation, for, we are all Adam's descendants.

 

 

We learn from scripture also that David took the head of Goliath to Jerusalem whom he had slayed.

'Gol' gotha could also be referring to the place of his skull as well, representing the fallen seed of the devils perhaps.

His skull therefore in a completely new twist may be in Golgotha, representing the victory of Christ over sin in another form, conquest of those who reject salvation.

 

 Is his skull beneath  Christs heel and thus beneath the cross as well?

This is simply speculation of course and not mentioned to my knowledge by the tradition of the church but a modern day pasor whose name escapes me at the moment..

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