The Watchtower Society and John and Morton Edgar - A2Z.org

z -; bcr ded to the heavenly calling] of the Gentiles be- p come in And so Israel shall be saved [from theirblindnm] : as it is written, There shall come out of--,- Sion the Delivem, and ahd turn away ungdinesa=4 -- fmm Jacob: for this is my corenant unto them, when..- .- -.' I ahall take away their sins."-Romans 11 : 25-27;: : Hebmm8:lO._ - - Fer tha 6Rt six-sevenths of its length, or about 108.-- . feet, this horizontal paseapay continues at forty-$ - . '- eight inches high. The last seventh, eighteen feet, bits floor twrntpme inchea loqer; and the passageway is; mach casier to walk in from there to the Queen'sChamber, This is a peculiar seren-sided mom, seventeention above the level of%e outer entrance door of th.Great Pyramid, and at the same level of the point omthe floor on the First Ascending Passage which desigc'nctes the birth of Jesw, who was born inta the world m,a perfect human being. Note also the Bilile ctmneo-'tion between the firat t- chaptera of Genesis .nd tblast three of Revelation, especially Oencsu 3 md Bera -lation 21.Adam last human pekection, hnmsn natnra md life,and an earthly dominion. He rest nothing heady.Therefore nothing of a heavenly condjtion, life or da- 'minion could be restored to him.The passageway to the Queen's Chamber, divida11VERTICAL SECTION (100m~c~sr) Of KI Ncs CHAMBER: ALSO or ANTE-CnAMBLR,AND SOUTH END OF GRAND GALLERY CROSSED L /MfS /NO/CA TI GRANITE.feet north and south, eighteen feet east and west, prpendicularnorth and south ads up about fifteen feet,and a ,@led ceiling reaching a peak at about bent7feet. It also has air channels. s,-rilbolizing a place ojhabitation. It is lined mth limestone, marble. whichbeautifully s~n~bolizes perfect human nature. "Blessedare the meek; for they shall inherit the earth."St. Peter in his peat sermon on the day of Pentecast,declaring the,purpose of God, sad: "\\horn the heavenmust receil-e until the times of restitution of all things,which a d hath ~pokcn b the mouth of all his holyprophets [including the Great Prramidl since the rorldbcgan." (Acts 3: 21) It is 1ntcre5tlng to note thatthe Bow of the Queen's Chamber is but a slight eleva-into sevenths, is the Pyramid's way of indicating man'^eqerience during his "week of sinM-six &is of labor,the seventh of recuperation, as given in the law dUoses. The days of the Jews were of twenty-four h oweach. The days of the human family aa s whole are of1,000 yeam each. Six days, 6,000 yean, of ain mddeath; the se~enth day, 1,000 years for the recoveryof man from death and imperfection, is the teachingof both the Bible and the Great Pyramid. Both teachthat there was a time when sin was unknown; bothteach that there.wil1 come again a time when sin dlbe nnknoan, except as a horrible nightmare of the pact.Both teach that though man's experience with ah mddeath hu been terrible, it will be overruled for hL