Table of Contents

Acknowledgments

1 Secrets of the Temple

2 The Ark and Scripture

3 Hellfire and Brimstone

4 Moses and Yahweh

5 Into the Wilderness

6 The Mystery of Jeremiah

7 Mountain of God

8 The Valley of Edom

9 The Forgotten Cave

10 Treasure Trail

11 Divine Fire

12 The Epiphany Code

13 Extraordinary Encounter

14 Written in Stone

Chronology of Key Events

Select Bibliography

Index

About the Author

Graham Phillips is the author of Atlantis and the Ten Plagues of Egypt, The Chalice of Magdalene, and The Moses Legacy. He lives in Coventry, England.

Reviews

“Like all Graham Phillips’ works, this book is well-researched, challenging, and a real page-turner. A must-have for readers with inquiring minds who love a quest.”
*Lynn Picknett and Clive Prince, authors of The Templar Revelation: Secret Guardians of the True Iden*

“In this extraordinary historical quest Graham Phillips reveals powerful new evidence not only for the existence of the lost Ark, but also its final fate and last resting place. His incredible research blows away existing myths while at the same time painting an entirely new picture of an enigma that has baffled the world for over 3,000 years.”
*Andrew Collins, author of From the Ashes of Angels and Twenty-First Century Grail*

"Laced with Biblical quotations, filled with adventures that rival those of Indiana Jones, this book provides 'scientific evidence' that the Ark of the Covenant had the power to destroy armies and bring down the walls of cities, and that these claims may be true. . . . To this one, we can just say, 'Wow.'"
*Ann LaFarge, Taconic Press, January, 2005*

“. . . readers will not have to look further than Templars and the Ark of the Covenant for a briskly narrated series of credible speculations supported by physical evidence for perhaps the greatest discovery of its kind.”
*Frank Joseph, Fate, June 2005*

". . . Phillips makes a very credible case, and his long and winding search for the truth makes for a gripping narative. Definitely a cut above many other books relating to the Templar mysteries. Quite fascinating."
*W. Ritchie Benedict, New Dawn, Nov-Dec 2005*