@izzythepush,
Quote: Yes, because sound waves do not have to be experienced to exist.
And you believe that those waves, which you call sound waves, have sound in themselves, do you izzy. You don't believe that they need a brain or nervous system to interoperate those vibrating waves as sound
Quote: You've not explained how, with the ark in their possession, the Israelites were occupied by the Greeks and the Romans and got thrashed at Masada.
Being the biblical ignoramus that you are, you wouldn’t know that Jeremiah the prophet, hid the Ark of the covenant in the time before the troops of NEBUCHADNEZZAR destroyed the Temple of Solomon in 586 B.C., and it remains today where Jeremiah hid it, long before the occupation of the Greeks and the Romans.
2 Maccabees 2; Jeremiah Hides the Tent of the Lord's Presence.
“We know from the records that Jeremiah the prophet instructed the people who were being taken into exile to hide some of the fire from the altar, as we have just mentioned. We also know that he taught them God's Law and warned them not to be deceived by the ornamented gold and silver idols which they would see in the land of their exile. And then he urged them never to abandon the Law.
“These same records also tell us that Jeremiah, acting under divine guidance, commanded the Tent of the Lord's Presence and the
Covenant Box to follow him to the mountain where Moses had looked down on the land which God had promised our people. When Jeremiah got to the mountain, he found a huge cave and there he hid the Tent of the Lord's Presence, the
Covenant Box, and the altar of incense. Then he sealed up the entrance.
“Some of Jeremiah's friends tried to follow him and mark the way, but they could not find the cave. When Jeremiah learnt what they had done, he reprimanded them, saying, ‘No one must know about this place until God gathers his people together again and shows them mercy. At that time he will reveal where these things are hidden, and the dazzling light of his presence will be seen in the cloud, as it was in the time of Moses and on the occasion when Solomon prayed that the Temple might be dedicated in holy splendour.’