Indiana Jones *Raiders of the Lost Ark* is a helluva ride!! 

The reason that Belloq and the Nazis take the Ark into the desert to open it is explained in the movie. They say that they want to open it here to make sure it contains the ten commandments. They don't want to take a chance of bringing it to Hitler, opening it there, and only then finding out that it's empty.

The medallion was hot from the fire. When he picked it up it burned the imprint into his hand. The Nazis were able to cast a replica medallion from the imprint which is why their medallion only had markings on one side and thus they were digging in the wrong spot.

Raiders is damn near perfect. It’s a master class in how to make a film in my opinion. No over inflated budget and practical effects/solid stunt work.

I saw this film in theaters when my grandparents took me to see it. It had a profound impact on the rest of my life. I didn't become an archeologist, but that didn't stop me from climbing over a ruined castle's wall in Germany just to see what was left inside (nothing but ruin) only to have Polizei waiting for me to come out. I also couldn't help digging a few holes when I was in Iraq in 2003 just to see what I'd find (once again, nothing but I still did it). I'm glad you enjoyed this film!

It's amazing this film was rated PG considering what happens to Belloq and the Nazis when the Ark is opened. At the time there was no PG-13 rating so it was either G, PG or R. For a lot of young kids seeing this movie, seeing those melting faces scarred a lot of us. The next movie - Temple of Doom - pushes the boundaries even further, helping to create the PG-13 rating.

The Ark is definitely the most iconic artifact in Indiana Jones. It's holy power was brilliantly foreshadowed when Indy showed the government agents a picture of the Ark and mentioned "lightning, fire, power of God". What we saw in the climax was exactly what Indy had said to the agents and it is both mighty and terrifying. I always figured that the ghosts of the Ark mark those that had their eyes open, the lightning strikes them down and then the fire incinerates the bodies leaving no trace of anything left. As for Indy and Marion keeping their eyes closed, it makes sense that Indy would have done his research on the Ark by looking it up in the Bible which does state that no man can look upon God and live which also applies to the Ark if it's opened so keeping their eyes closed shows they respected God for doing so which spared their lives.

Here's a fun anecdote you might enjoy. From a ScreenRant article: "While the scene is still in character for Indiana Jones as he exhaustedly pulls out the gun because he’s in a time crunch to find Marion Ravenwood (Karen Allen), the original plan for the sequence was markedly different. Spielberg originally intended for Indy to engage in a sword fight with the instigator, though behind-the-scenes troubles on set changed the minds of those involved. At the time of filming the scene, Harrison Ford and much of the crew were extremely sick with dysentery, so filming a long fight scene would have been too taxing. Ford suggested Indy just “shoot the sucker” instead, to which director Steven Spielberg obliged."

The German guy grabbed the medallion when it had been sitting next to the fire for a bit. It would be like putting your hand on a heated stove.

GREAT REACT!! At the 2019 D23 Expo, I met Imagineer, Tony Baxter, who Autographed my "The Imagineering Way" Book, where he talks about getting the Idea of the Jeep "Backing-up" (In actuality, the Walls move Forward) in the Ride from going through a Car Wash, adding "Indy's my Favorite." ^_^

Well done on recognising Alfred Molina. After that I wondered if you might spot another actor you saw in a few movies quite recently, although to be fair his role is a support and not as prominent as the Doc's. Ship's captain Katanga is played by George Harris, who went on to be Kingsley in the Harry Potter films... 🙂

This movie is another reason Im such a big fan of Harison Ford, Steven Spielberg, and George Lucas.

I was born in 1981. Nice to see something come out of that year people love other than myself 😄

Harrison Ford is the only actor I know of who starred in 3 major franchises all about the same time! Han, Indy, and Deckerd from Bladerunner!

I named my dog Indiana. I picked that name out when I was 9 after watching all 3 Indiana Jones movies. I got him when I was 30. He’s a 6 year old solid black shepherd. We go on many adventures together.

you understand the medallion burned him because it was in the fire.

Great movie. Loved your reaction. FYI the medallion was fire hot when the Nazi grabbed it, the imprint was burned into his palm, thats why Maryann used a cloth to retrieve it.

Great reaction as always. I grew up with these as well, and my go to was Temple of Doom..prob b/c the kid was in it.

Looking at your thumbnail again reminded me of something I recently heard Billy Boyd say on Friendship Onion with him and Dom Monaghan. He said that in Return of the King, he was thinking of that scene where Indy swaps the sandbag for the idol and suggested to Peter Jackson that he swaps the bowl for the palantir before he takes it from Gandalf. Hilarious podcast on youtube, btw.

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Hi Ames, you look nice!🙂I was just thinking you need to react to something not to sad next, good choice. Most people don't recognize young Doc Ock.😉All those skeletons Marion runs into are probably the bodies of the workers that buried the Ark. Killing the workers would help keep the Ark's location secret. Yeah, The Last Crusade is my favorite!🏆How can you beat Harrison Ford and the favorite James Bond of all time. Great reactions to the original Indiana Jones film, Amy!!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

@10:30 You forgot to account for inflation.It's 110 thousand bucks in 2023.

You know the 4th one is not as bad as they say. Yes it Alfred Molina who played Doc Ock. This was his first movie. 🎥 In 1926 he was 27 she was 17 and his boss was her father. Marion theme is very close to Leias theme.

Actually, they're filimg everything. #1936

Fun Fact: Harrison Ford does actually like snakes but Indiana Jones hates them 😂

The Ark of the covenant was built by Moses according to Gods design. It was made of gofer wood overlaid with gold. This box had a top with two carved angels on top with their wing’s touching. This top is called the mercy seat where God’s Shekinah Glory presented himself. The Shekinah Glory was cloud of smoke by day and fire by night. Only the levite priests were allowed to carry the ark on polls. If anyone else touched the ark they would immediately die. Inside the ark, at Gods direction to Moses, was the two stone tables, Gods commandments written with the finger of God and given to Moses. Also in the ark was Manna (angels food), God feed the Jews as they wondered in the wilderness and Arron’s Rod. A staff Arron, Moses brother and high priest which God chose from the elders to show who he wanted. You can read the story of the ark of the covenant and what it means in the first book of the Bible, Genesis

A covenant is a promise from God to man; a divine contract. Yahweh had made one with Israel (Exodus chapters 3 and 6).

I'm glad that Spielberg kept the original title card for Raiders in the movie itself. It was just called "Raiders of the Lost Ark." At the time, Spielberg and Lucas thought this might be a singular film, not a franchise. It wasn't until Raiders became a blockbuster that they came up with more films. It's your choice, of course, but "Crystal Skull" and "Dial of Destiny" are pretty much movies to skip. The ending of "Last Crusade" was the perfect way to cap off the trilogy without damaging the Indy legacy. Also, Raiders was co-written by Philip Kaufman who worked on the awesome 1978 remake of "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" and the movie adaptation of "The Right Stuff" about the Apollo mission to the moon. Both must see films.

The box itself is the ark that contains the tablets of the 10 commandments, a bowl of manna, and Aaron's rod that budded. The lid that goes on top is called "the mercy seat". It has 2 cheribim (a type of angel) bowing and facing each other with wings touching. This was the earthly throne of God. No one knows where it actually is. There are tons on theories, but it has not been positively identified since the time of Solomon. It was not in the temple in Jeremiah's time and after. One of the theories put it in Tanis, but frankly it's a complete myth for all the wrong reasons. It is rumored to be in Ethiopia at a special church there, but when they parade it under cover, it has the wrong dimensions and no one was supposed to be able to carry it, but the Levites. None of those at the church in Ethiopia are Levites. As a Christian, I can say that there is no purpose for the ark now and it is likely destroyed long, long ago.

The Ark of the Covenant was sacred to the Israelites. A chest made of acacia wood and covered with gold, inside were Aaron's rod, a jar of manna (which fed the twelve tribes in the desert), and, I believe, the tablets of the Law. The Ark travelled with the tribes during their wandering years; no one was permitted to touch it except Levites. To do so was to die. As part of the travelling Temple, it was placed in the Holy of Holies, into which only the high priest was allowed to enter, and that only once per year, to make intercession for the people. During that time, the Presence came down and sat on the Mercy Seat, on top of the Ark.

After the map room scene they are suddenly free again because a small detail that's lost is that Sallah is the main Egyptian in charge of the excavation. So of course they let him go to then return later, but it's not that clear how he 'gets away', because he doesn't have to, they let him go.

I remember my mother getting sick & tired of hiring, Ghostbusters, Indiana Jones & Back to the Future out the video store. Yea good ol VHS!! Back then there was over a year between a theatre release then its vhs rental release. All best from 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

The reason why Indiana Jones says not to look at it. It is because only Moses his brother Aaron and Aaron's sons were the only ones allowed to look upon the contents of the Ark of the Covenant. No one else was allowed

This reaction was just as fun as the ride ❤

Fun reaction 🙂 One of the best trilogies in film history.

Indiana Jones inspired my younger self to be adventurous and see more of the world than my city. Disney world does a indiana Jones show on stage performed by Harrison fords real stunt man. He performs the famous scenes throughout the series and talks a little about working on set with ford!

“I wouldn’t want the bad juju on me” ahhh I loved it 😂😂😂❤ killed me 😂

LOL I wouldn't say there's "hype" for the Dial of Destiny. It's more like the feeling you have when you REALLY need to get to the toilet. Fast. XD But it's good to know the classics only seem to get better with time!

I remember seeing this in the theater, I think 5, or 6 times. Yes, Satipo is Alfred Molina aka Doc Ock. The horrible thing that most don't put together was that 10 years ago, Indy had a falling out with Dr. Ravenwood. We learn later that it was over Marion. Marion is 24 in the movie... Makes it a bit creepy, given her comment that she was "...just a child. [She] was in LOVE!" In 2008, her age was retconned to 27. BTW, $5,000 for the medallion would be $110,000 in today's money.

Great reaction to a classic movie! Good old Pat Roach, British actor, bodybuilder, and wrestler who appeared in all three Indiana Jones movies and died in each one of them, twice in this one. He played one of the Sherpas in the gunfight at the bar and the brawny German boxer at the airplane, dying as each. In Temple of Doom he was the Thugee who regretted having the extra long sash that led to his most gruesome (thankfully unseen) death. And in Crusade his death ended up on the cutting room floor, but he is seen briefly escorting an SS officer to the zeppelin. He also had a major supporting role in Willow, where he played the evil General Kael, his face hidden behind a skull mask on his helmet all movie. I love that the Ark knew that those who opened it were evil, so it destroyed all who looked on it and then their bodies were . . . removed . . . so that nothing of the impure remained. Which is almost more terrifying. There were dozens of men. And now there is nothing to show that they were even there. The shot at the end of this gigantic warehouse filled with thousands upon thousands of crates was what inspired the creators of the very good and fun SyFy show Warehouse 13, which is also absolutely worth watching. 🙂

to explain for everyone confused about tasting the poison. its important to test the freshness to identify where and when potential attacjers may be, tasting the poison from a poison dart won't affect you if its digested. its the kind o poison that needs to get to your blood stream through piercing the skin. digesting it diassolves in your stomach acids.

You know, watching this as an adult, i love how it's this really pulpy, gritty action adventure that just veers so hard into supernatural horror in the final minutes. Great, great movie 😌

@2:10 Yes, that is Alfred Molina about 24 years younger before he played Doc Ock in Spider-Man 2 (2004)

Video taping didn't arrive until the 1950's. The guys recording the ritual were filming.

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"How could the other guy not touch it?" - Ummm.....you mean why couldn't he touch the metal thing that had been sitting right in the middle of a blazing fire? Have you ever tried grabbing a super-heated piece of metal? lol

I saw this in the theater as a kid and there was another movie about the same time called "In Search of Historic Jesus Christ" and it talked about the pursuit to find another such ark that contained the burial shrouds of Jesus. I think they held up as well as the Ten Commandments and were reduced to "sand" as well. As a kid in the 80's I heard about the Spear of Destiny and other artifacts like these, and my take was governments traveling the world to find magical items of historical and religious significance to help them rule the world. Thanks to the Indiana Jones movies, I walked away with a great deal of skepticism for magic, religion AND governments.

Crystal Skull is pretty fun. When I watched it the first time years and years ago, it kinda went through my head. But watching it again recently, holy crap! There are a lot of cool shots and stunts in it that I didn't remember was there 😂 And also, ancient aliens!!!

The 2 “birds” on the top of the Ark are kneeling/bowing “Angles”. That’s the wings you’re seeing. Cheers

Thank you for some awesome reaction videos. The scene where Indy went under the truck was a nod to a stunt man named Yakima Canutt. One of Yakima’s most memorable stunts occurs in the 1939John Wayne western “Stagecoach.” He amazingly jumps from his horse onto a team of six stagecoach horses and then slides underneath all of them and the stagecoach to a safe stop on the ground. clip the first 35 seconds ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2B2FW6Vq7E4.html

It was so good to see you laughing for a change Ames!! An Ames classic,"Don't just nleave a sticky note on the box containing the Ark!". I'm gonna remember that one!! 🤣

* They kind of glossed over one of the most interesting parts of the film, and that is, "How did Indy and Marion get off the island, and how did they get the ark off the island as well?" There's not even a deleted scene to enlighten us on this very important moment in the story. If I had to guess how they did it, I would guess that since Indy speaks fluent German, and was still wearing a German soldier uniform, he could've gone back to their little docking area, and snuck into whatever they were using as their radio communications room. * He could've knocked out the communications officer, and sent a message to the United States, giving them precise coordinates then, sneak back to where he's got Marion hiding(probably not anywhere close to the ark), and then just hide with her, hunker down, and wait for the U.S. Navy to show up, to pick up Indy and Marion and...the ark. So, what do you think of my theory? Also, how the hell did Indy get on the island in the first place? There *is* a deleted scene that shows that. Apparently, he tied himself to the periscope with his bullwhip, which he clearly did not have on his person when he climbed onto the German U-Boat. They realized this, and I'm sure that's why they deleted that scene. * The only other possibility(which is actually more realistic) is that he was able to turn the wheel on the door, and managed to get it open, entered, closed the door, turned the wheel to seal it shut, and simply hid on the metal ladder leading down, until he was pretty sure they arrived at their destiny. Then he opened the door, got out, closed the door, climbed down to the water(in much the same way that he climbed up the boat), and swam to the closest ladder he saw when he felt he was close enough, and then the movie picks up right after he makes it to the top of the ladder and hides behind those crates of supplies. Well, that's the only thing I can think of at any rate.

I saw this at the movies after I graduated college. Awesome film. Although, as the Big Bang Theory episode pointed out, Indy changed nothing. The outcome would have been exactly the same if Indy had just stayed teaching classes.

If I were Indy, and God spared me, and burned off the ropes, too…. I’d have a massive shift in perspective.

I love your reactions so much, very insightful, your attention to detail is pretty amazing - did you ever end up posting a reaction to last crusade? I couldn't find it, looked on Patreon also

Excellent reaction. Hope you´re gonna react to part 2, will be a rollercoaster.

Thanks for reminding me I need to watch the Last Crusade for the first time in my life before watching the new one in theatres!

The nazi burned his hand on the medallion because it had been right next to fire for several minutes, it was likely red hot

And yes they bring Sallah back. Not only in Last Crusade and the newest one, but he is the one who tells you how to use your seatbelts on the Indiana Jones ride at Disneyland 😊

Originally there were 15 Commandments.

They'll never me a movie hero equal to Indiana Jones again

I was 8 i think when this came out so probably perfect age to get the hype haha

When the ride at Disneyland first opened I wasn’t tall enough (they measured you up to the snake) now I’m 6’5” 😂 I had an Indy birthday party when I was 10, and recently I decided I need one of the real hats that they make custom in the UK (as soon as I have $600 to spare 😬) and just like you Last Crusade was the one I watched the most (but my older sister got me a vhs of Temple of Doom when I was 4 and I wore that out too) gosh I love this trilogy ❤

Remember watching it on ABC Monday Night Movie and also end of the semester in high school over 3 days in freshman English.

4.16. "Why is he so good at figuring it out ?" A] his dad, B] A year with Pancho Villa, C] 4 years with the Belgian army, Military intellegence. [LT. Jones] , "Young Indiania Jones" series. Nice backstory there.

面白い映画なのは認めるけど、なにもラストシーンで泣かなくても･･･

@13:07 Because things get hot when they lie in fire.

We love you Ames ! You are without a doubt the best reactions on U Tube! Every once in a while there's a movie that I don't like but 98 percent of the time were on the same page. But, we are people and we can't agree on everything. Wright? Great stuff!

32:32 YOU NOTICED IT!!!! hahahahhaa!!!!! I love how this has become such a legendary scene. I think they've even asked the actor (Paul Freemon), and he doesn't even remember. lol

22:40 "birds".... 🙄 "“You shall make a mercy seat of pure gold, two and a half cubits long and one and a half cubits wide. You shall make two cherubim of gold, make them of hammered work at the two ends of the mercy seat. Make one cherub at one end and one cherub at the other end; you shall make the cherubim of one piece with the mercy seat at its two ends. The cherubim shall have their wings spread upward, covering the mercy seat with their wings and facing one another; the faces of the cherubim are to be turned toward the mercy seat. You shall put the mercy seat on top of the ark, and in the ark you shall put the testimony which I will give to you. There I will meet with you; and from above the mercy seat, from between the two cherubim which are upon the ark of the testimony, I will speak to you about all that I will give you in commandment for the sons of Israel." - Exodus 25 (also continues to 37) "Cherubs" are seen and described in more detail in the first chapter of Ezekiel and onward. They are described along with "seraphim". These are members of "the host of the heavens (high places)", and may be depicted in corrupted forms on ancient city walls and palaces.

The medallion was sitting in fire in the bar, so when the guy picked it up it burnt his hand, which branded the one side of the medallion into it.

I remember thinking, when I saw this in 1981, that you could argue that Indiana rescued Marion from Major Arnold Ernst Toht but otherwise the main outcome would have been pretty much the same, the Nazi’s would have opened the Arc and all who witnessed it would have suffered the same fate, however, aster I reflected on this I realised that the Arc might then have remained in the possession of the Nazi’s so that they could continue to research ways of exploiting it. I recently saw a clip from The Bing Bang Theory where they distraught to hear that Indiana Jones was superfluous to the outcome of the movie. Only 40 years late in working that one out 😂

When this came out...and for years after, it was just- Raiders of the Lost Ark. Later on, some time after the third movie, the packaging began to read "Indiana Jones and...." to make it uniform with the other movie titles. The same thing was done to the Rambo franchise. The first movie was called First Blood. The second movie was called Rambo: First Blood part II. But then the third movie was just called Rambo III. When the fourth movie was released, it was titled RAMBO... so they changed the first movie to Rambo: First Blood, ...but they still left the third movie as Rambo III. Very stupid...how does Rambo III come before Rambo??? Bunch of nonsense.

In the Bible, Moses askes God if he can see the Lords face. God said no, that looking directly at His face would kill Moses. He could, however, look at His back as He walked past Moses. (Speiberg sure knew his Bible). 🙂 🫠

How they did that back in the 80s? They're paying homage to stunts Yakima Canutt did back in the 30s!

In the film Poltergeist (1982)- they used the real corpses , no fake .

Those are angels on top of the ark, BTW

Don't know if anyone else mentioned this but you have to go back and watch the scene where Harrison Ford and Sir John Reese Davis pull the Ark out of the stone box in the snake tomb. There is a picture of C3P0 and R2-D2 on the wall behind Indiana.

'81, the year I graduated High School. The guide at the beginning of the movie, betrays Indiana, then dies on the spike trap, is Alfred Molina. Aka Doc Oc from Spiderman.

22:40 If you look closely on the wall of hieroglyphics you will see C-3PO and R2D2 from Star Wars.

Re the Whip against the sword fight where Indy just shoots the swordsman - The original script was for a big fight scene, but Harrison Ford was sick that day and running a temperature, so he asked Spielberg if he could just shoot him. Spielberg said that they'd see what it looked like and loved the reaction to it, so went with it anyway...

They wanted Tom Selleck to pay Indy, and he would have been on board but he was already under contract filming the tv series Magnum P.I. and there would have been scheduling conflicts. Lucas didn't want Ford at first because he didn't want to use anyone he had already worked with. Also he was already Han Solo in 2 films... how would people accept him as Indy? and then Han Solo again for Return of the Jedi??

It is quick to miss, when indy and Sallah are removing the stone cover from the ark, on the post that is on the left side of the frame, there is a hieroglyph of R2-D2 and C-3P0

Gary Oldman is an extraordinary actor. For Halloween you should watch him as the title role in "Bram Stoker's Dracula."

I'm *SO* glad that I was a kid in the early 90s. George Lucas and Steven Spielberg are responsible for my childhood haha

Indiana jones movies is awesome

God did not want the symbol of the Nazis anywhere near his ark so he burned the box.

A bit of trivia: The scene where Indy faces the big guy with the huge sword was supposed to be a protracted fight. Unfortunately Harrison Ford was really sick with the flu the day they were to shoot the scene so when the guy starts whipping his huge sword around, Indy looks at him as if to say, “Yeah, right.” Then he shoots him dead. Spielberg decided to go with that take and the rest is cinematic history.

"These movies are so amazing, I can't wait to watch the rest of the trilogy, I'm watching these before the new movie comes out." and she never watched any Indiana Jones movies ever again...

The sand is supposed to be what is left of the stone tables God wrote the 10 commandments on. Other things that were in the ark were some of the manna that God used to feed the tribes of Israel in the wilderness, Aaron's rod which spouted a living branch and other artifacts. The ark was usually kept in the holy of holies of the temple and the head priest would only enter that part of the temple once a year. Only priests were permitted to touch it, and one guy who was not priest was instantly struck dead for touching it.

They say Tom Selleck was suppose to play Indy. He turned it down.

Seeing the joy and that smile with Ames going back to her happy childhood memories was beautiful with this reaction to this classic. Made me smile.✓ Cheer's Ames your Gorgeous.x 🇬🇧

1:57 comment,, touching it it might show viscosity which can tell CSI how long it could be since it was first made.-Ernie Moore Jr. A neurotoxin might paralyze spread out through the circulatory system and dispersed like tea. A dab on the tongue cannot affect as it is not topical and does not spread.-Ernie Moore Jr

You know, maybe the ark only did that to the Nazis because they're Nazis. It's a Hebrew artifact and the Nazis were already mistreating Jews in 1936, though they hadn't yet started the true horrors of the Holocaust, they were beginning to get started down that path with massive persecutions. So maybe people who aren't being terrible to Jews might get a different result when they open it. Maybe not. I guess that's why top men are working on it. Top men.

According to the Bible, the Ark was the literal throne of God on earth. He would laterally appear above and between the two Cherubim (angels) atop the Ark. Also no one could touch the Ark, which is why it was carried by those poles. So Belloq and the Nazis were committing many blasphemies. God was literally punishing them. The movie is a pretty accurate. All this is actually in the Old Testament. Also there is a deleted scene with the wise man where they go over most of this.

“Look how old that Book is.” It’s the Bible! 🤣 A very old print before KJV. 🙄

The Ark of the Covenant is described in the 25th chapter of Exodus.

34:27 This is how he figured it out, as anyone that reads the bible can to: (When God gave instructions concerning the building of the tabernacle and all the items to be in it, He specified how the ark was to be carried) They must carry the Ark by using two wooden poles inserted through rings on its sides, as touching the Ark itself will result in death at the hands of God. According to the Second Book of Samuel, the Levite Uzzah touched the Ark with his hand in order to steady it, and God instantly killed him. He orders all to bow, and keep their heads to the ground. In some illustrations, it shows the Levites wearing thick outfits, and the mouth rag is over their eyes not their mouth during a opening. So obscuring your vision, must prevent death. If that is the case that means this device is more of a punishment for those you don't tell to bow, or block your vision. This item would be a powerful teaching lesson and one that could wipe out army's. You could use this device to teach people how to pray and be humble during prayer. the ones that don't would be killed. You then say see if your not one with god, this is what happens to you. I can see God placing this device on earth, because man was kind of savage during many aspects of history. " Learn or die is the game here" (What happen when the Ark was taken, as a spoil of war) The Philistines defeated the Israelites in war and took the ark of the covenant of God. Excited to see what riches were inside the Ark, they decide to open it in the town square. A bright flash of light went out across the land, causing tumors and boils to those at the opening along with death. For the people farther out in the city, sickness fell on them. After being tormented by various plagues, the Philistines returned the ark. Samuel exhorted the Israelites to repent and return to the Lord. On the advice of these diviners about how to end the plagues, the Philistines made a guilt offering of five golden tumors and five gold mice (representing the five Philistine rulers). They then placed the gold along with the ark on a cart drawn by two milch cows, who head straight for Israel and didn't waver from their course. Once the Ark was back in it's owners hands, the sickness for the Philistines went away. (Where is the Ark now?) After the Babylonians sacked Jerusalem, it had found its way to Ethiopia, where it still resides in the town of Aksum, in the St. Mary of Zion cathedral. This church Claims they have and that it's guarded by hired soldiers. Few historians believe the ship transporting it, never made it to it's destination. The reasoning behind this is a two part ideal. 1. The Ship in question, never was seen landing at Ethiopia ports. 2. If this Church had such a powerful weapon like that, every government including Ethiopia would take it by force. Yet This church still claims they have it, and everyone is still alive. "so no one has opened it yet lol" The best place for this item if true, is at the bottom of the deep sea not in the hands of any religion or country.

If you do the math Indy was 27, Marion was 15 or 16. When they hooked up

Did You also know That Harrison Ford was also a master carpenter. He would do carpentry wile he looked for acting gigs. Way before he was well known.

37:32 Saying appreciation things helps.-Ernie Moore Jr.