It's located in Aksum, northern Ethiopia. The Ark of the Covenant and the Queen bath are also found in this area.

Brother thanks for sharing.
What of the throne, hope its with you.

DanZubair:
Brother thanks for sharing.
What of the throne, hope its with you.

Cheers

Hati13:
It's located in Aksum, northern Ethiopia. The Ark of the Covenant and the Queen bath are also found in this area.

Supposed. You said Solomon is a myth

You are throwing away the word of the elders, passed down generations, millenia, for a speculation by a foreigner with a hidden agenda

This is how I treat those foreign theories. If it drastically contradicts the version passed down by our ancestors, it's a lie,

Muafrika2:

Supposed. You said Solomon is a myth

You are throwing away the word of the elders, passed down generations, millenia, for a speculation by a foreigner with a hidden agenda

This is how I treat those foreign theories. If it drastically contradicts the version passed down by our ancestors, it's a lie,

Queen of Sheba was real. King Solomon was also real, but I only said the Solomonic dynasty of Ethiopia seems myth. But I watched a documentary last week and the scholar said the dynasty could be historically true. It's difficult to have consistent belief in this.

It was our forefathers who said the ruin is Queen of Sheba palace. Most foreigner scholars doubt this though.

Hati13:

Queen of Sheba was real. King Solomon was also real, but I only said the Solomonic dynasty of Ethiopia seems myth. But I watched a documentary last week and the scholar said the dynasty could be historically true. It's difficult to have consistent belief in this.

It was our forefathers who said the ruin is Queen of Sheba palace. Most foreigner scholars doubt this though.

Anyway, it's hard to tell the truth from the lie nowadays,