Legends of Sheba

The ancient realm of Abyssinia holds many cool locations and several wild mysteries. In this summary video, I explain why I chose this as a primary location for the 1700s crew of treasure hunters in my novel, THE ALCHEMIST'S RING. Abyssinia connects to legends of Enoch, Makeda, and King Solomon. Its geography includes fascination locations like Aksum, Lalibela, Yemrehenna, and Abuna Yamata Guh.

[@jtcouch]

Nice intro.

[@raphielhi4406]

They couldn't even look upon the Ark talking about haven't it. GOD hid it in the mountains. When CHRIST comeback he going to get it

[@realrasta7178]

Italo-Ethiopian war 1935-1941, Mussolini searching for the Ark of the Convenant in Ethiopia.
Emperor Haile Selassie went in "exile " first to Jerusalem then to Bath, England.

[@mnalchemist]

I did read all about Rasta, Mussolini, and the Emperor also but my novel was set in the early 1700s. Fascinating history.

[@realrasta7178]

@@mnalchemist thank you. There is an interesting book called "the Portugese mission to Ethiopia "and one called "Jesuites in Ethiopia "that deals with the Europeans in Ethiopia.

[@asherajja4206]

Hydrogen and supersonics maybe? 😂

[@frankcramo4414]

More book selling than storytelling

[@asherajja4206]

Sphere the Abyss. Ummm hello?

[@pfrstreetgang7511]

Is that you Lance?

[@Alo-cj1eu]

When the Hebrew letter Bet has a dot in it, it's pronounced like a B.
If it doesn't have a dot it's pronounced like a V.
Sheba in English Bibles is Shiva in Hebrew.

[@mnalchemist]

@@Alo-cj1eu Thanks for the lesson. Not sure if there’s much hope for a Minnesotan whose accent struggles with the word “bag.”

[@asherajja4206]

Okay maybe there is a fossil aspet too honestly never tried carving stone like that. Interesting cause I recognize the fossil of the diadems. Or whatever those are.