Scott Wolter

Now, why is this significant?

It's significant because that is where the three highest officers sit in a Templar commandery and in a Masonic lodge.

And I believe that they were placed in there intentionally, and they were not part of the first century family.

They were placed when somebody entered the tomb, probably at the time of the first crusade.

And it was the Templars who went into their ancestral tombs

family tomb to recover the remains of their ancestors because all they found in those ossuaries were bone fragments.

The main bones had been recovered and removed.

So

That's interesting, isn't it?

That's one possibility, or they spent time in Scotland and eventually made their way back to Jerusalem.

Yep, they could come back after many years and live out their lives there.

So when I talk about the Templars capturing Jerusalem and going in and recovering, I'm not using the word discover, recover.

Things that they knew were there.

In Egypt, we see Templar graffiti in many of the temples there.

They went into Egypt to recover things, like Arcs of the Covenant.

I didn't say Arc of the Covenant.

Yes.

And so that's some of the other stuff they recovered.

They went into Turkey and they recovered...

Technology, artifacts, knowledge, maps, all kinds of stuff.