Lalibela :The Mysterious Underground Churches!
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Stunning!! All to the glory of GOD!!😊😊😊
Impressive and fascinating to say the least 😊.
Awesome 💯👍😎
Very nice to hear about it i t is god's house
Thank you
Wow wow
What the ancient people were able to create is amazing & mind🧠 blowing !! Thank you for sharing this with all of all of us ,!!
The locals say all structures were built overnight by angels.
@@johnmca5643 I can believe that 😊
WOW! Just stunning!
Beautiful. thanks for sharing.
I believe more Christians need to visit this site. These churches are magnificent. Much respect for this culture. Please observe their traditions when visiting.
I visited in 1998. I was traveling through Africa by local buses from South Africa to Egypt. Took me 9 months. Ethiopia was amazing.
Oh my...!
Always thought this was amazing, would be awesome to stand in it one day
I can't wait to visit in person!
😍 unbelievable ❣️
No, the churches are not "a symbol of the strength and resilience of the Ethiopian people." The churches are a testimony of the builders love of God that continue to testify to their love and dedication.
A lot of BS. This was made a church later. It was originally a temple as old as Baalbek or Kailasa maybe. People think the top is shaped like a cross so it must be Christian but its not a cross. A cross has one end longer than the others. This monolithic megalith could be over 12000 years old like Kailasa another monolith carved from a hill.
How do I get there?
Maybe someday man will love God again and build things like this again.
0 it looks like one of the churches when I was in Italy look like that
These are likely ancient temples that were converted to churches later. The architecture is astounding!
Their building is attributed to King Lalibela who set out to construct in the 12th century a 'New Jerusalem', after Muslim conquests halted Christian pilgrimages to the holy Land.
Praveen Mohan has an amazing channel. He goes to the most fantastic places. If you like this, you'll like him too. ❤
JAH Bless RASTAFARI
Never been to Ethiopia
Similar way Hindu religion temple ajanta elora carved in one single stone underground in Maharashtra India.
Twelve century?? How ridiculous.
My country god bless Ethiopian🙏❤
It's not church it's trmple😂
Never heard it before.
Including swastikas. Which you should have included.
Giant or giant tree
Kailash temple Maharashtra India... Do research on this u get even more beautiful details..
I have come here to see if anyone knows or written about our temple. Good to see you 😊
It showed there's only one God !
12th century..lol..
Built with knowledge and skill by and with the assistance of the Knights Templars. As were many (most?) of Europe’s great gothic cathedrals.
Mason work my foot...
The Ethiopian church is the closest to original Catholicism that we will get in today's age.
It in fact has nothing to do with the Catholic Church. It came about as a result of first temple era Jews moving there who later converted to a form of Christianity which retains very strong early Jewish beliefs and practices.