Part II:
The Predictions Inside the Pyramid

Now let's take a look inside the Pyramid. The Pyramid entrance is a passage called the Descending Passage which is 3.5 ft. wide and 4 ft. tall. The Descneding Passage goes down at an angle of 26.3 degrees. After going down the Descending Passage you go up the Ascewnding Passage which remarkably goes up at a 26.3 degree angle also. Once you go through the Ascending Passage you  go into the Grand Gallery which connects to both the Queen's Chamber and the King's Chamber. The Queen's Chamber is a room finished in umblemished limestone with gabled ceiling. The King's Chamber though is finished in highly polished granite and has a flat ceiling. The King's Chamber also is 17 ft. by 34 ft. and is about 19 ft. high. The room then is covered with 5 layers of large 70-ton stone beams. These beams hold up the Pyramid up above the King's Chamber. What is so amazing though is the air ducts in the main chambers keep the temperature all year long comfortably at exactly 68 degrees Fahrenheit. Then from the Grand Gallery there also is a steep, twisting crawl space called the Well Shaft that connects to the Lower Descending Passage.

Now what are the significances hidden in all these passages? This is where it gets even more interesting because their measurement's predicted future events. This can be done by replacing the measurement in inches to years in the Descending Passsage, Ascending Passage, Main Gallery, and the Queen's Gallery. The only scribings in the whole thing though are in the Descending Passage. You see every several thousand years a star will line up with the Descending Passage. So let's start at the very beginning of the Descending Passage which would mark the very beginning of the building of the Pyramid which was 2623 B.C.. Then as we go on down the Descending Passage we find the scribings which mark 2141 B.C. as the year when the Pole Star Draconis lined up with the Descnding Passage. Then from that point of the scribings until the Ascending Passage is 1,170 inches. Now let's replace inches with years and subtract 1,170 years from 2623 B.C., and you get 1453 B.C. which is the Exodus of the Israelites from Egypt. Now from the beginning of the Ascending Passage to the end of the Ascending Passage when it meets the Main Gallery is 1,485 inches. Then replace inches with years and subtract that from 1453 B.C. and you get 33 A.D. Add fractions of an inch to that and you get exactly April 3, 33 A.D. which was the death of Jesus Christ. Now I could keep on going on telling how these measurements show also other events, but I will just go ahead and tell you them. It also predicts the birth of Christ in Sep. 29, 2 B.C., the baptism of Christ in October 14, 29 A.D., and World War I in 1914 A.D. If this isn't enough it gets better. I mentioned earlier that the Ascending Passage goes up at a 26.3 degree angle. To be precise it really is 26 degrees 18 minutes 9.63 seconds angle. Now let's apply that 26 degrees 18 minutes 9.63 seconds to a map and draw a line from the Great Pyramid  at that angle, and the line will depict the beginning and end of the Exodus of the Jews from where they were delivered from the Egyptions at the Red Sea to the crossing of the Jordan River into the Promise Land. Not only that, the line also goes through Bethlehem, the birthplace of Christ. Now let's go back to the Pyramid where it showed 2141 B.C. as the alignment of the Pole Star Draconis to the Descending Passage and subtract 2 B.C. which was the birth of Christ and you get 2139. Now starting at the Great Pyramid follow the 26 degrees 18 minutes 63 seconds line from earlier, and on the map go 2139 furlongs. You will find that you land right on Bethlehem. So whoever built this Pyramid knew exactly when and where Christ would be born 2,139 years before it even happened, and showed it when building the Pyramid.

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Part III : The Solution of the Mystery

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