19K views · 251 reactions | The Ethiopian text Kebra Nagast describes King Solomon using a flying ship to travel between Jerusalem and Ethiopia, completing journeys in hours that would otherwise take days. Preserved by the Coptic Church, this ancient account highlights a fascinating narrative woven into cultural rituals and traditions. Join our free community: https://discord.com/invite/SneQscquzv See more from Timothy: https://www.youtube.com/@timothyhogan5494 | Cosmic Summit | Facebook

The Kebra Nagast and the Ethiopian claim to the Ark of the Covenant found in an ancient bible | FTD Facts | Facebook

27K views · 220 reactions | Las leyendas de viajes aéreos no son exclusivas de una sola cultura. En la antigua África y el Medio Oriente, también encontramos relatos fascinantes. Por ejemplo, el Kebra Nagast, un texto sagrado etíope anterior al siglo II d.C., narra cómo la reina de Saba recibió de manos del rey Salomón un extraordinario regalo: una alfombra voladora.  Todo esto y más en tu pantalla de History #AlienígenasAncestrales | HISTORY | Facebook

Was Ethiopia the True Home of Israel’s Royal Bloodline? African history, Black history, Ethiopian royalty, Solomon’s bloodline, Queen Sheba, African kings, hidden African history, Israel in Africa — this story connects Africa and the Bible in a way schools never teach. DID SOLOMON’S BLOODLINE LIVE ON IN AFRICA? According to the Kebra Nagast—Ethiopia’s ancient royal chronicle—Queen Sheba and King Solomon had a son named Menelik I. That son carried Solomon’s lineage into Africa, where Ethiopian em