The long-lost Ark of the Covenant, believed to house the Ten Commandments, may have been discovered, according to declassified CIA documents.

In the 1980s, the CIA conducted remote viewing experiments, where a test subject, unaware of the target, was given coordinates. The viewer described a gold and silver container with a six-winged angel, hidden in the Middle East, where people spoke Arabic.

Some historians believe the Ark was kept in Jerusalem’s Temple before vanishing in 586 BC, while others suggest it was taken to Ethiopia. Despite no physical evidence, the CIA report claims the artifact was located in 1988.

According to Biblical history, this sacred, gold-covered wooden chest was constructed sometime around 1445 BC.

The Ten Commandments are a list of directives given to Moses by God, including rules such as ‘thou shalt not kill’ and ‘honor thy mother and father.’