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The Forgotten Covenant God Made Only With Ethiopia… And Why!

Did you know the Bible hints at a divine covenant made uniquely with Ethiopia? 🇪🇹 This forgotten story connects ancient scripture, prophecy, and Ethiopian tradition in a shocking way. For centuries, Ethiopia has held a mysterious place in biblical and spiritual history. From the Queen of Sheba and King Solomon, to the Ark of the Covenant, to verses that mention Cush in the Bible — many believe Ethiopia was chosen for a sacred purpose long before modern religion existed. In this video, we uncover: The forgotten covenant linked only to Ethiopia Biblical verses that mention Ethiopia (Cush) Ethiopian traditions hidden from mainstream Christianity The Ark of the Covenant mystery in Aksum Why Ethiopia was never colonized — coincidence or prophecy? What this means for world history and faith today This story was never meant to be lost… yet few people know it. Stay till the end — the final revelation might change how you see the Bible forever. 👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments: Was Ethiopia divinely chosen? Or is history hiding something from us? 👍 Like, subscribe, and share if you love hidden history, Bible mysteries, and ancient civilizations. #Ethiopia #AncientEthiopia #BibleSecrets #ForgottenCovenant #ArkOfTheCovenant #QueenOfSheba #KingSolomon #BiblicalMysteries #HiddenHistory #AfricanHistory #LostBibleStories #EthiopianOrthodox #AncientCivilizations #ReligiousMysteries #ChristianHistory #SpiritualSecrets #CushInTheBible #AfricanSpirituality #UnheardHistory #HistoryThatMatters References The Kebra Nagast, translated and studied in various scholarly editions The Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church biblical canon and liturgical texts The Book of Enoch, preserved in Ge’ez manuscripts The Book of Jubilees in Ethiopian tradition Hebrew Bible passages in Kings, Chronicles, and Psalms Historical studies on the Kingdom of Aksum and the Solomonic dynasty Scholarly works on Ethiopian Christianity and African biblical traditions