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When was the Great Pyramid built?

When was the Great Pyramid built?

The following was made in response to Part 30 of our study on the time features of the Great Pyramid. Hi I try to redo John Herschel’s calculation of Alpha Draconis as polar star concerning the corridors on the northern side of the Great Pyramid. You will always get two solutions of the problem. One when the star is approaching the polar point and one when the star is moving away from the point. The angular velocity along the precession…

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Bible Students and Seventh Day Adventist, Part 34

Bible Students and Seventh Day Adventist, Part 34

“Professor Smyth’s belief was that the Granite Coffer had been made in the form of a sarcophagus partly as a “blind” as to its true purpose, and partly for a symbolical reason… he says that the Coffer is not only “a symbolical sarcophagus,” but also, “One adapted likewise to something further and more expressly connected with CAPACITY MEASURE.” In our study on the Great Pyramid, we dealt more with the scientific and mathematical significance, but here we would like to…

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Bible Students and Seventh Day Adventist, Part 33

Bible Students and Seventh Day Adventist, Part 33

In regards to the suggestion made in Part 31 of this segment that God might present before the world the body of the MAN Christ Jesus who gave himself a ransom for all as an everlasting testimony of infinite love and perfect obedience, we have no doubt, else why preserve the body at all. Now this is only a thought, but perhaps his body will be place in the coffer in the Kings Chamber of the Great Pyramid, may perhaps…

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Time Features of the Great Pyramid, Part 42

Time Features of the Great Pyramid, Part 42

Additional Time-Measurements There are a number of time-features which are, in a sense, related to these (1260, 1290, 1335) prophetic periods of Daniel. Some of these are direct, and some are indicated by proportions, such as the proportion of the ratio pi, and by the numbers, 5, 7, and 10, all of which are special Pyramid numbers, 5 being the sacred number, 7 the perfect number, and 10 the building’s basic, complete, number. These proportions appear so often in the…

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Time Features of the Great Pyramid, Part 41

Time Features of the Great Pyramid, Part 41

The “1290 Days” According to the purpose of God, it was not until the end of the “1290 days” (years) after the taking away of the “daily sacrifice,” and the setting up of the “desolating abomination” (in 539 A.D.), that the Sanctuary class was first to gain understanding of the Scriptural times and seasons (Dan. 12:8-11; and note that the sense of this passage is clearer if Verse 10 is read after Verse 11). As the 1290 symbolical days commenced…

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Time Features of the Great Pyramid, Part 40

Time Features of the Great Pyramid, Part 40

“THE TIME OF THE END” Although the Antichrist legally lost its persecuting power and sovereignty in 1799 A.D., it still exists as a system, and will not be destroyed finally till the full end of the “time of trouble such as never was,” spoken of by the prophet Daniel (12:1). This great time of trouble began in autumn of the year 1914 A.D., when the “times of the Gentiles” legally came to an end. Papacy is in itself one of…

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Time Features of the Great Pyramid, Part 39

Time Features of the Great Pyramid, Part 39

The “1260 Days” The “1260 days” (years) is the period during which the true Church of God was in the “wilderness” condition. She fled thither on account of the persecutions inflicted upon her by the Apostate Church, named “Jezebel,” which was set up in power in 539 A.D. (See Studies in the Scriptures, Vol. II, page 256). The year 1799 A.D. was the end of these 1260 symbolical days of persecuting power, and the following year, 1800 A.D., was the…

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Time Features of the Great Pyramid, Part 38

Time Features of the Great Pyramid, Part 38

The “1335 Days” In addition to the “70 weeks” and “2300 days,” the Great Pyramid corroborates the three other time-prophecies contained in the book of Daniel, namely, the “1260 days,” the “1290 days,” and the “1335 days.” It also corroborates the period of the “time of the end.” (These prophecies are fully explained in Studies in the Scriptures, Vol. III.) A careful comparison of Dan. 12:7-12, and 8:11-14, shows that all the time prophecies of Daniel are related to each…

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Time Features of the Great Pyramid, Part 37

Time Features of the Great Pyramid, Part 37

The “2300 Days” The year of Nehemiah’s commission, besides being the commencement of the prophetic period of the 70 weeks, formed also the starting-point of another of Daniel’s time-prophecies, namely, the “2300 days,” at the end of which the “Sanctuary” was to be cleansed (Dan. 8:14). The 2300 days was the first of the prophetic periods to be communicated to Daniel. He was greatly exercised concerning this vision (See Dan. 8:26, 27), and prayed to God, confessing his own and…

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Time Features of the Great Pyramid, Part 36

Time Features of the Great Pyramid, Part 36

The “Seventy Weeks” The honor of becoming members in the great spiritual Seed of Abraham was the exclusive privilege of the people of Israel till the end of their “seventy weeks” of favor (See Studies in the Scriptures, Vol. II Chapter 3). It is interesting to note that the complete period of 4162 years of the world’s history from the time of Adam’s fall till the end of Israel’s 70 weeks, is equally divided into two grand periods of 2081…

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