Where are the Ten Commandment tablets held now?

Answer 1

I have asked many of my teachers and family members some say that it is in a muesum in Rome others say that it is some where in Isral.But I'm pretty sure its in Rome cause thats where almost all the things that Jesus left behind are for example the colth that had Jesus' face when he was cruciffed

Answer 2

No one knows for sure, despite sensational claims to the contrary. Even 1800 years ago, the Talmud-sages discussed this question (Yoma 53b). The Talmud (ibid.) states two opinions in this matter. According to one opinion, the Ark of the Covenant was carried off by the Babylonians when they destroyed the First Temple.
According to the second opinion, around 35 years before the First Destruction, King Josiah (Yoshiah) hid the Ark in a secret chamber constructed for this purpose, since it was already apparent that the Temple wouldn't last much longer. The Prophets had been foretelling the destruction of the Temple for some time.
Tradition states that when he built the Temple, King Solomon prepared a hidden shaft and room deep underneath the Temple Mount for just such an eventuality (Maimonides, in the Hilchot Beit HaBechirah 4:1).
The second opinion is the accepted one (Maimonides, ibid, 4:1-2). However, it is possible to account for both opinions, since all of the Temple vessels had duplicates which were made in order to be used if the original vessel got lost or defiled (Talmud, Hagigah 26b). We may postulate that the Babylonians carried into captivity an empty duplicate Ark which had been placed in the Holy of Holies after King Josiah concealed the original.

Answer 3

A:A widely believed tradition is that the Ark containing the Ten Commandments was hidden by the Jews at the start of the Babylonian Exile and never recovered. This raises the question of why something so sacred was hidden where it could never be found, or why it was not found and restored to the temple when it was rebuilt only a few decades later.

The story of the tablets is part of the story of Moses, which is absolutely central to Judaism. Moses spoke to God and followed his commands. He led the people out of Egypt and witnessed many miracles in the wilderness. Moses built the Ark of the Covenant as God commanded and received the ten commandments. It is surely not an exaggeration to say that if the story of Moses is not substantially true, then the original tablets on which Ten Commandments were written never existed. Yet there is no evidence of an Exodus from Egypt as described in The Bible, and nearly all serious scholars now believe that the Israelites did not conquer Canaan but were themselves Canaanites who migrated internally from the region of the rich coastal cities to the hitherto sparsely populated mountainous hinterland. The tablets on which the Ten Commandments were written do not exist because they never existed.

Another Answer:

The 'original' set of Commands written by the finger of God on the two tablets, were cast out of his hands when Moses descended the mountain to find them with a graven image:
Exodus 32:19 (NKJV) 19 So it was, as soon as he came near the camp, that he saw the calf and the dancing. So Moses' anger became hot, and he cast the tablets out of his hands and broke them at the foot of the mountain.

Moses received another listing of God's Commands and had an Ark built by a artisan 'filled with God's Spirit' to house these. They are lost at the present time but have been codified and can be read in any Bible.

Answer:
No one knows for sure where the two Stone Tablets are, despite occasional claims to the contrary. Even 1800 years ago, the Talmud-sages discussed this question (Yoma 53b). The Talmud (ibid.) states two opinions in this matter. According to one opinion, the Ark of the Covenant was carried off by the Babylonians when they destroyed the First Temple.
According to the second opinion, around 35 years before the First Destruction, King Josiah (Yoshiah) hid the Ark with the two Stone Tablets in a secret chamber constructed for this purpose, since it was already apparent that the Temple wouldn't last much longer. The Prophets had been foretelling the destruction of the Temple for some time.
Tradition states that when he built the Temple, King Solomon prepared a hidden shaft and room deep underneath the Temple Mount for just such an eventuality (Maimonides, in the Hilchot Beit HaBechirah 4:1).
The second opinion is the accepted one (Maimonides, ibid, 4:1-2). However, it is possible to account for both opinions, since all of the Temple vessels had duplicates which were made in order to be used if the original vessel got lost or defiled (Talmud, Hagigah 26b). We may postulate that the Babylonians carried into captivity an empty duplicate Ark which had been placed in the Holy of Holies after King Josiah concealed the original.