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The Sign and the Seal
- The Quest for the Lost Ark of the Covenant
- Narrated by: Steven Crossley
- Length: 21 hrs and 31 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: History, Ancient History
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Summary
The fate of the Lost Ark of the Covenant is one of the great historical mysteries of all time. To believers, the Ark is the legendary vessel holding the stone tablets of the Ten Commandments. The Bible contains hundreds of references to the Ark's power to level mountains, destroy armies, and lay waste to cities. The Ark itself, however, mysteriously disappears from recorded history sometime after the building of the Temple of Solomon.
After 10 years of searching through the dusty archives of Europe and the Middle East, as well as braving the real-life dangers of a bloody civil war in Ethiopia, Graham Hancock has succeeded where scores of others have failed. This intrepid journalist has tracked down the true story behind the myths and legends - revealing where the Ark is today, how it got there, and why it remains hidden.
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- Moneenroe
- 27-02-19
Excellent
Amazing research and tenacity. Great story-telling. Very well read. I hope Graham Hancock will be appreciated by the mainstream media for the incredible research and work that go in to all his books. His contribution to our knowledge of the world of antiquity is immeasurable.
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- Oli
- 20-05-19
Sneering narrator
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- Adrian J. Smith
- 28-08-19
Excellent Debut
With all the research Graham Hancock has invested into his lost civilization thesis, one would be surprised to discover the extent of his research into the lost Ark of the Covenant.
The book reads like part travel Memoir, part detective story, with the crime in question being the theft of the greatest religious relic in history, buried in a conspiracy of silence.
Credit goes out to the extent of Hancock's research, and how he has weighed and evaluated the credibility of every source, and considered each against the historical chronology.
The chapters examining the Holy Grail and Grail literature are something of a digression and seem somewhat unnecessary at times, but it does provide an extra insight into the notion that the Holy Grail legend is an outgrowth of the Ark itself.
Hancock's work always carries a touch of the personal, which to the diehard Academic would be a fault, but to the lay reader provides an enjoyable change of pace and an insight into the political and historical situation of Ethiopia at the time of writing.
Overall an excellent piece of detective work plus travel memoir, and Hancock's vigorous investigation of every possible angle has left a convincing thesis, at least as far as this reader is concerned.
Additionally, Steven Crossley's narration is a pleasure to the ears. Although I was initially disappointed that the narrator was not Graham Hancock, as are most of Hancock's books, Crossley's narration did not disappoint.
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- Kindle Customer
- 21-10-20
Dusty
I was really looking forward to listening to this book but oh! the disappointment! The subject matter is something I have personal interest in but the performance was so dull, monotonous and dusty! There was no enthusiasm for the subject matter by the narrator and I really struggled to get through the first chapter but by chapter 4 I gave up completely. Thoroughly disappointed with the entire thing and I would only recommend this as a soporific for those with insomnia!
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- DarkSkies
- 22-06-19
Amateur Narration
Content is great. But oh boy...is it difficult to listen to this narrator. Odd cadence, strange pronunciation, weird enunciation, almost like the worst sermon you ever heard. Or someone who has never had to speak aloud before. Better off reading rather than listening to this one.
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- Ollie
- 19-12-20
Terrible voice, a headache. impossible to hear
id encourage mr Hancock to make a new record of this book in his own voice.
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- Mr Adam Gordon-Strong
- 17-06-20
An amazing book- killed by the narrator
So sad that such a great book was destroyed by the guy reading it, please get Dennis Kleinman to read, or better yet read it yourself Graham!!
Love all your books, I think it will take another 20years though before u r truly recognised for the genius u r Mr Hancock.
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- Gordy Mckellar
- 22-01-20
Essential reading for those interested in the Ark
Over the years several folk, most recently a documentary on the Discovery Channel, have gone down this rabbit hole; but none have done the subject the justice that Hancock does here. Fantastically informative & entertaining, this deserves recognition as a serious piece of historical investigation; but unfortunately came a good 20 years before Hancock would be taken seriously by scholars in the fields of historical & archaeological research.
The only wish here is that Graham had done the narration himself, as the narrator here come across as robotic, flat and patronising.
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- Keith Gotts
- 17-07-19
Great factual story well worth a read
Really interesting book very entertaining well written and educational this is a hard book to put down when she get into it
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- The Bonje
- 24-06-22
So Good
As a fan of Graham Hancock as well as many others, tgis was a great listen.
very informative and thought provoking.
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- D. MacNair
- 09-11-19
Ridiculous.
Hated it and was very disappointed. The premise is preposterous. I have heard of the Ethiopians who claim they have the Ark, but I don't for a minute believe it. They claim that Solomon and the Queen of Sheba had a love-child who stole the Ark from the Temple and took it to Ethiopia. The book bases this not on any Biblical text but purely on local claims of the people who claim to be the caretakers of the Ark, and on various hidden architectural clues left in Medieval architecture and Catholic statuary found there. It then goes on to forward an obscure and bizarre idea that the Ark of the Covenant and the Holy Grail are actually one and the same, the former actually not being a box made by Moses, and the latter not actually being the cup used at the Last Supper, and then comparing the two of these to the Virgin Mary, and it all just became some weird gnostic Catholic secret that I do not for a minute believe. On the historical side, I think it is much more plausible to believe the Ark was secreted out of the Temple by priests much later, closer to the time of judgement when the Babylonians carried off the Temple items as plunder, to save it from that fate. It makes no sense at all that the Ark would have been stolen literally RIGHT after the Temple of Solomon was built. For me, this book was a disappointing waste of time. I think Raiders of the Lost Ark has more historically and Biblically accurate detail and makes far more sense than this gnostic mumbo jumbo.
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- chris
- 07-11-19
Let Graham read his own book.
The book is awesome, like most of Grahams books. The narrator sounds like an old man reading a bedtime story to his grandkids. Very interesting material and I would still recommend it.
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- Joseph E. Strickland
- 11-07-19
Riveting
This is a great work. Graham Hancock presents a very compelling, well researched personal journey that I found enlightening and interesting the whole way through.
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- Edward Riener
- 21-08-19
Hancock is brilliant as always, BUT!
Brilliant book based on years of thorough research, but unfortunately unbearably slaughtered by the narrator!
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- Amy Solara
- 10-07-20
Starting at the beginning
I’ve read almost all of Graham’s books, and this one is definitely a must read for fans of his. He touched on ideas that were later fleshed out in Fingerprints and Magicians, and he goes in depth into some other topics that he brushes over in later books. It’s great to hear his younger self experience some tough lessons and to know how much he will evolve and grow.
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- Mark
- 20-03-19
20 hours of painstaking listening
20 hours of his travel and interests, and only in the dying moments does he tell the listener that he can neither deny or confirm the arks location it’s maybe in a...,
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- Jim Davis
- 28-08-21
Would have been great if the author hates us Jews
First of all this author totally misses the Oxyrhynchus Papyri, Darius II and Amyrtraeus as the evidence and cause of the destruction of the Solomonic Temple and the entire historical background of the Jews at Aswan in the late late 5th century BC. It's a giant hole in his story of the ark because he's not a good enough researcher and reporter. Then he goes off on the Jews.
Graham is a known communist sympathizer and doesn't hesitate to voice his opinions on Israel and the Jews. He even attacks Orthodox children....children and his language is mean spirited as he calls them pugnacious and "masters" of their domain. Seriously, Graham, attacking children???? He also says that peaceful Jewish protesters at the Temple Mount deserved to be violently attacked... unarmed peaceful protesters...which did prompt a response from the Israelis and rightfully so.
Graham also attempts to apologize for working for murderous Communist thugs in Ethiopia while cozying up to the latest violent communist aggressor to get his story. People like Graham have a skewed moral code and if the West suddenly became communist, he'd line up to be a commissar. Isn't that so, Comrade?
This could have been a good book but Graham's politics get in the way. And you know it buddy. You even try to apologize for it meanwhile being a flag waiver for the Left's Jew hatred. It's shocking no one has picked this up and called him out on his antisemitism.
The ironic thing is the story of the Ark is a JEWISH STORY and being that Graham hates the Jews one needs to examine his motivation for even pursuing this story. Are you hoping that godless commies get the Ark and use it to take over the world?
One day soon, the Ark will come home and the new Temple will be built, much to your chagrin.
One day we should have a public discussion about your antisemitism. Stop hating on the Jews. Stop hating on children. Pray to God and change your evil ways.
Jim Davis
Philly PA
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- Ira S. Saposnik
- 19-03-19
You still won’t know
You still won’t know where it is bub
No matter how often you listen bub
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- CARLOS A. CASTILLO
- 15-12-20
una muy buena investigación y resumen
una muy buena investigación y resumen de lo que ha sido la historia del arca de la alianza,. la narrativa es bien interesante y la forma de contarlo muy entretenida y nada aburrida. el narrador es fantastico
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- Gargamont
- 03-07-19
Poor production quality control
While I am a fan of Graham Hancock in general, I found the narrator's mispronunciation of the Egyptian god "Thoth" annoying and distracting. Doesn't anyone proof these audio books before they are published?
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