The Great Pyramid: Prophecy in stone?

[npetreley]

Anyone here believe that the Great Pyramid of Giza records prophecy in stone?

I believe it is very likely, and even suspect that Enoch directed the construction of the Pyramid. Don't ask me to defend those conclusions, since I probably won't have enough time in the next month or so, but I thought that would at least get the discussion started...

 

[ladylove]

I have never heard of such a thing.

Could it not be wild speculation?

What is your source, is it credible?

 

 

[npetreley]

Originally posted by ladylove
I have never heard of such a thing.

Could it not be wild speculation?

What is your source, is it credible?

Like I said, I don't have time to dig up all my prior info on this, but I believe it was Sir Isaac Newton who first discovered the pyramid inch, which is the basis for the interpretation of the prophecy in stone. It is also the supposed standard of measurement used for Noah's Ark, the Tabernacle, and Solomon's temple (it's actually a "Royal" inch, and it is the "inch" upon which the British inch is based). After that, many people investigated the prophecy angle on the pyramid - some credible, some not.

The idea is that there's a starting point within the Pyramid, and each pyramid inch represents a year. If you figure out the "starting" point, and then trace out the years, you will find symbolic representations of the most significant events of the Bible at the times in history when they took place. It only gets really confusing when you get to the year 1914 (IIRC), after which there is no simple way to interpret the inch-year paradigm.

Here's a link I found with some summaries, but I haven't read it all, so I don't know if it has good info or not.

http://www.heraldmag.org/olb/doctrine/gpawmm.htm

 

[\o/]

God uses the square. Study the tabernacle in the wilderness.

Satan uses the pyramid.

 

[MARANATHA2002]

I have seen this also, but it has been a few years and I do not remember the specific details, but I would concur with \o/ that the interpretations of the pyramid structure would be from an Masonic based Luciferianistic origin, and not a true representation of Biblical prophecies, though they may follow a similar time line. There are some who believe that the New Jerusalem that is described in Revelation is a pyramid. I believe the city that is described is a perfect cube, and not a pyramid. I also believe the pyramids were constructed before the flood of Noah. Can I prove this? No, It’s just a hunch, and I am open for other opinions. Peace, but not yet.

 

[npetreley]

Originally posted by MARANATHA2002
I also believe the pyramids were constructed before the flood of Noah.

Again, I don't have the references handy, but I seem to recall that the inside of the great pyramid is coated with salt, but only up to the point where salt water would have leaked out after a flood and then evaporated more slowly after that. So IMO (at least if I got that right), it was there before the flood.

It isn't the pyramid shape that matters, by the way. That's not how the prophecy time line is measured. The shape/measurements are significant only in that they describe the dimensions of the earth in terms of things like radius -- which is something that only G~d was likely to have known at the time it was built. (Maybe angels knew, too.)

The prophecy time line is measured starting from a mark on the wall near the entrance, going to the grand gallery, then up the grand gallery to the king's chamber. And in the kings chamber, you find a box (coffin). I read somewhere that the box is not the same exact size as the ark of the covenant, but it's the same dimensions. And it's always been empty, as far as anyone knows.

Does any of that mean anything? I don't know, but I find it interesting, anyway.

 

[Susan]

Anyone here believe that the Great Pyramid of Giza records prophecy in stone

Not me. I happen to know that you can probably find such "prophecies" (if you look hard enough and do the *right* measurements LOL) in all sorts of buildings: the Eiffel Tower, the Taj Mahal, and until it was destroyed, even the World Trade Center.
Does that mean that we lost "prophecy" from God in the terror attacks? Don't think so. Do you think God would be "careless" enough to let terrorists smash His prophecies to millions of tons of rubble? No!

 

[Brian45]

I know there is a pyramid on the US dollar bill , with the words : NOVUS ORDO SECLORUM or new world order .
Maybe you guys could tell me about this pyramid stuff ?

 

[\o/]

pro conspiracy
http://www.sirbacon.org/gallery/pyramid.html

con
http://web.mit.edu/afs/athena.mit.edu/user/d/r/dryfoo/www/Masonry/Essays/eyepyr.html

 

[Brian45]

Originally posted by \o/
pro conspiracy
http://www.sirbacon.org/gallery/pyramid.html

con
http://web.mit.edu/afs/athena.mit.edu/user/d/r/dryfoo/www/Masonry/Essays/eyepyr.html

 

Thank you .

 

[MARANATHA2002]

In my study of the pre-flood society. I have come to some personal conclusions.

1. GOD created Adam with 100% of his brain capacity, compared to our present 8-10%.
2. Adams descendants after the fall all had high percentages of their brain capacities, above 75%.
3. The life spans were up to 900 years. From creation to the flood was 1656 years. This time period covered two pre-flood life spans.
4. With the above assumptions on my part, compared to the achievements we have made in the last 150 years, with our current brain capacities, and our averaged 70 year lifespan. I believe the pre-flood society conquered laser technology, anti-gravity, space travel, and yes I believe they even knew the world was round. All the myths, and legions we read of about Atlantis, or the Antediluvians, I believe can be attributed to the pre-flood society. I believe all the mentioned technologies were used to build the pyramids.

Now this is only my opinion, and respect those who may not agree. Peace, but not yet.

 

[Duane Morse]

The Bible points to the Great Pyramid as an altar and witness to the Lord in the last days.

Isaiah 19:19 In that day shall there be an altar to the LORD in the midst of the land of Egypt, and a pillar at the border thereof to the LORD. 20 And it shall be for a sign and for a witness unto the LORD of hosts in the land of Egypt

 

[ZiSunka]

Seems pretty far-fetched to me.

I've done a bit of study on the pyramids, and the thing about salt on the walls is pure fiction.

Sounds like stuff of Chariots of the Gods ilk.

 

[Duane Morse]

The Great Pyramid is probably more far fetched than you realize.
A stone cut without hands, it is.

 

[sarkazma]

Originally posted by MARANATHA2002
In my study of the pre-flood society. I have come to some personal conclusions.

1. GOD created Adam with 100% of his brain capacity, compared to our present 8-10%.
2. Adams descendants after the fall all had high percentages of their brain capacities, above 75%.
3. The life spans were up to 900 years. From creation to the flood was 1656 years. This time period covered two pre-flood life spans.
4. With the above assumptions on my part, compared to the achievements we have made in the last 150 years, with our current brain capacities, and our averaged 70 year lifespan. I believe the pre-flood society conquered laser technology, anti-gravity, space travel, and yes I believe they even knew the world was round. All the myths, and legions we read of about Atlantis, or the Antediluvians, I believe can be attributed to the pre-flood society. I believe all the mentioned technologies were used to build the pyramids.

Now this is only my opinion, and respect those who may not agree. Peace, but not yet.

 

tahts interesting man... but why would they build these pyramids out of stone and not some other composite metal? also... why would the things we have found that were theirs be so ...well.... chinsey? haha.... i mean..... i dont see much technology left in the pyramids.... just stone.... although it is pretty amazing to think they built these pyramids, their is no evidence that they were superior to us around that time....

 

[npetreley]

Originally posted by lambslove
Seems pretty far-fetched to me.

I've done a bit of study on the pyramids, and the thing about salt on the walls is pure fiction.

Sounds like stuff of Chariots of the Gods ilk.

http://www.crystalinks.com/gpschematics.html

"Some parts of the Grand Gallery walls contain salt deposits, but not as much as in the Mid Chamber. "

http://www.world-mysteries.com/mpl_2.htm

"Add to this the observation made when the Pyramid was first opened, that incrustations of salt an inch thick were found inside. Most of this salt is natural exudation from the chambered rock wall, but chemical analysis also shows some of the salt has a mineral content consistent with salt from the sea. Thus, during the prehistoric Flood, when waters surrounded the Great Pyramid, the known and unknown entrances leaked, allowing seawater into the interior, which later evaporated and left the salts behind. The locations where the salts are found are consistent with the monument having been submerged half-way up its height."

This site claims the salt (2cm) comes from perspiration (seems unlikely to me):

http://www.guardians.net/hawass/restoregp.htm

 

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[npetreley]

Originally posted by TheBear
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I didn't see any preterist views here - am I missing something? I don't know that much about preterism. Is there something in preterism that refers to pyramids?

 

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