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Hos is gold turned in manna?
According to David Hudson's patents and lectures in the 1990s, gold and platinum-group metals can be processed into a white monatomic powder — ORMUS or 'white powder gold' — that bears striking physical resemblance to the manna described in Exodus. Laurence Gardner, in 'Lost Secrets of the Sacred Ark,' argued this substance was the shewbread of the Jerusalem Temple and the manna of the Ark. Zecharia Sitchin's Earth Chronicles research further proposed that the Anunnaki mined gold specifically to process it into a high-spin monoatomic state used as a biological and spiritual food — the 'food of the gods' recorded in Sumerian texts.
Evidence
- Laurence Gardner cross-referenced this process with Temple records and Egyptian alchemy.
- The golden jar of Hebrews 9:4 storing manna inside the Ark of the Covenant is read by Gardner and Hudson's interpreters not as incidental but as essential: gold vessels were the correct container because the contents were energetically resonant with gold itself.
- David Hudson, an Arizona cotton farmer who stumbled onto anomalous white powder residues on his land in the late 1970s, spent years and millions of dollars pursuing spectroscopic analysis.
- His patents describe a procedure: gold is dissolved in acid, precipitated, then subjected to prolonged dry-furnace cycles that collapse the metal's electron structure into a non-metallic, monatomic or diatomic state — a white powder physically indistinguishable from flour.
- He identified the Egyptian 'mfkzt' — a white conical bread depicted in Sinai temple reliefs at Serabit el-Khadim — as the same substance.