Session 2 -- The Pyramid as a Type

• The Pyramid of Giza stands alone in its features.

• It stands as a skeleton, type, or model.

• It serves to give us God's revelation of the physical world.

• A pyramid is not a useful building.

  • Due to weight, very little internal space can be formed.

  • No evidence whatsoever that this was a burial chamber.

    
    

• “triplicity" in the universe. What about the pyramid?

  • Axis -- straight line through poles upon which all other rotates or is built

  • The pyramid has 4 triangles around the axis

    
    

• But the earth is a sphere!

  • The Axis is 232.52 cubits. That's an odd number. Why?

  • If the length of the side is doubled and divided by the height:

    • 365.242x2=730.484

      
      

  • Then divided by the height:

    • 730.484/232.52

      
      

  • The answer is VERY MATHMATICALLY SIGNIFICANT

    • 3.14159 = π

    • Π = the ratio of the circumference of a circle to the diameter of the circle.

      
      

  • The perimeter of the pyramid is 365.24x4=1460.96

    • What would the circumference of a circle for a radius of 232.52 be?

      • 232.52*2=465.04

      • 465.04*3.14159=1460.96

        
        

    • What happened: the architect squared the circle. The perimeter of the square equals the circumference of the circle with the same radius.

    • “*π. In 1882, it was proven that this figure cannot be constructed in a finite *number of steps with an idealized compass and straightedge."

      
      

• Other numbers:

  • 5 corners: 4 equal and 1 unique

  • 5 sides: 4 equal (TRIANGLES) and 1 unique (square base)

  • 5+5 makes 10.

    • The word Pyramid is not Egyptian.

    • Daniel peres -- divide. Met = 10 ….peresmet

    • “a division of 10.

      
      

  • A division of 10 denotes FIVENESS

    
    

• The fiveness of the pyramid

  • 5x5 masonry bases up the pyramid (now seen, originally covered) is the level of the Queen's chambers.

    • Everything in the queen's chamber has a measurement of 5x5

      
      

  • 5x5 more (10x5 from the base) we have the King's chamber

    • Walls have 125 stones (25x5) stones in 5 horizontal lines

    • “coffer" that is 5 stones, and the room is 10x5 the size of the coffer

      
      

• The fiveness of the Word and the World

  • …limbs end in 5

  • 5 books of Moses, a pattern seen through scripture

  • 10 commandments

  • The diameter of the earth at the poles: 500,000,000 inches

    • More later about inches to the pyramid

      
      

• The nineness

  • For every 9 feet up the side, the pyramid rises 10 feet. 9:10

  • At noon the sun shines on 9 of its 10 parts (sides and corners)

  • The vertical height of the pyramid, multiplied by 10^9th = 91,840,000 --the mean distance of the sun to the earth.

    
    

• Does this give a standard of measure?

  • They didn't use the English system.

  • The French revolution:

    • Replace religion with philosophy and liberty

    • Replace hereditary weights and measures.

      • WHY?

      • They created an entirely new scheme: the Meter

      • From the meridian at Paris, divided by 10,000,000 = 39.371 inches [CHECK THIS]

        • Totally arbitrary.

        • Totally Parisian

          
          

      • Could it be that the French wanted to erase a system of measures that came from God?

      • Not any noble science. Arbitrary units. Get rid of Biblical measures.

        • A curved line at an arbitrary point on the earth rather than something straight and uniform to all places.

        • “fake science."

        • Wouldn't a universal standard testified by nature be better?

        • For example: 1/ten-millionth the axis of the earth. (proposed in 1795)

          • This is the same for everyone

          • This is the base line of all the physical realm of the earth

            
            

  • THE PYRAMID USES THE 1/500MILLIONTH MEASUREMENT

    • The earth is 500,500,000 inches in diameter pole to pole

    • 500million = 1 (500,500,000 = 1.001)

    • If we round out the .001, that is the difference between the Pyramid inch and the English inch.

    • We would expect then some longer unit of measure. But what?

      • Five seems as a base. What if we did 5x5=25?

      • The longer unit would be 25 inches (English) or 25.025 without rounding.

      • “cubit"

        • “measure."

        • It is guessed at 18, with little to go on.

          
          

      • Could the pyramid actually be telling us what the biblical measurement is?

        • The cubit is the 10 millionth part of the axis.

        • “inch" is the 500 millionth part of the axis.

          
          

      • ***Sir Isaac Newton wrote: A Dissertation upon the Sacred Cubit of the Jews and the Cubits of the several Nations*. In it he determined a cubit was between 23.3 and 27.9 inches, and his mean average was 25.07 inches.

        
        

    • **“usually understood as deriving from the width of the human thumb."

      • Why don't they ever mention the pyramid?

      • Because it would make a reasonable standard.

        • The metric system would have to be abolished. (Since the 1950s, the inch has been based on the metric system, 25.4 mm).

        • The ancient knowledge of the builders of the pyramid would have to be acknowledged.

        • **An Almighty Architect that knew and understood the earth fully would have to be recognized.

          
          

• What about the measurement of days?

  • The axis as a measurement of length makes sense.

  • But since the axis of the earth is that upon which the earth rotates for days, could the pyramid let us know the length of a day, year, etc.?

  • Each side of the pyramid is 365.2422 cubits -- the exact length of a solar year.

    
    

• What about weight?

  • Could the pyramid weigh the earth?

  • The pyramid is one-thousand billionth of the earth's weight

  • The coffer holds 71,250 cubic pyramid inches. With specific calculations, it measures out exactly the weight of the earth. Using the 1/25th of a cubit standard, the 1 cubic inch of water multiplied by 25 equals the English pound.

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