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T h e G R E A T P Y R A M I D...A Silent Testimony

Of the Future Its Scientific Construction is

AWE INSPIRING

The Mystical Symbolism is

ENLIGHTENING

The Strangeness

The Voice in Stone

That has Resounded

Through the Ages is Echoed in this Amaz-

ing Book . . .



The Strangeness

MAN has Wrested the SECRETS f

Astounding Scientific FactsScientific scrutiny of the wor ld's enigma—the pyram id— has disclosed

indisputable evidences of an ancient knowledge in those branches of sciencethought to have attained such perfection only in recent times. As archae-ology has not unearthed instruments comparable with our own, used bythese ancient builders, they must have been possessed of arts and a learningas yet not known for them to have accomplished such a stupendous project.

The modern scientific world admits with keen admiration that the Pyramid islocated in the center of the land surface of the earth. It is with in five per cent of facing the true magnetic East. The weight of the Pyramid in propor-tion to the size of the earth is the same as that of the earth. The temperatureof the interior is the same as the mean temperature of the earth. The apex of the Pyramid is above the exact m athematical center of its base, forming a per*feet triangle. The edges of its great stone blocks do not vary one one-humdredth of an inch in a distance of six feet. So perfectly are the stones fitted

tha t a sheet of paper cannot be inserted between them. In the year of its building the apex pointed directly to the N orth Star of th at period. Youwill be thrilled as you read of this vast wisdom. W hence did it come?



•om the BOSOM of the PYRAMID

Ancient Knowledge from Lost ContinentThe builders of the Pyramid had a supreme knowledge of physics, astron

omy, mathematics, geography, and deep insight into the problems that would befall the fu ture civilizations— all of this at a period only slightly removed intime from savagery. W ho could have taught them? There is no evidence thatthey knew these things before the building of the Grea t Pyramid. If they did,why did they conceal them? Even the great Pharaoh had no such wisdom as

is indicated by his conduct. For years two great theories have been ente rtained—one that the knowledge was divinely revealed; the other, that thewisdom was brought into Egypt by a remnant of a vast race before theFlood (the possible sinking of the Lost Continent of Atla nt is) ). Th is book discusses fully these theories and fascinates you with the adventurous pictures it depicts. Is the Pyramid a monument to the learning of a highly advanced and lost race? W hy are the Aztec Pyramids of Yucatan similar inconstruction to the Egyptian?



Look at the Table of

Contents of This BoohW e have said much abou t this excellent book, b ut now let the table of con tents speak for itself. Look at these chapte r highlights. The value of a book is in its contents, and you willagree that any of these chapter subjects below are intriguing and of value to a reader. This

book is a REAL M Y STERY thriller, for its subject ac tually exists.

I. T H E C O N S T R U C T I O N .

I I. T H E H I S T O R Y .

I I I . T H E B U I L D E R S .

I V . T H E M Y S T E R Y ' O F I T S PU R P O S E .

V . A S Y M B O L O F S C I E N C E .

V I . G E O G R A P H I C A L S I G N I F IC A N C E .

V I I. T H E M A T H E M A T I C A L S Y M B O L IS M .

V I I I . T H E L A W O F CY C L E S.

T H E A S T R O L O G I C A L S Y M B O L I S M .

T H E B IB L IC A L P R O P H E C I E S .

X I . R E C E N T W O R L D E V E N T S .

X I I. H U M A N P R O G R E S S .

X I I I. T H E N E W A G E .

X I V . R E C E N T F U L F I L LM E N T O F T H E

P Y R A M I D ’S P R O P H E T I C S Y M B O L IS M .

X V . A N C I E N T P Y R A M I D B U I LD E R SO F T H E A M E R I C A S .

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Look at the Table of Contents of This Book

W e have said much about this excellent book, but now let the table of contents speak for itself. Look at these chap ter highlights. Th e value of a book is in its contents, and you willagree that any of these chapter subjects below are intriguing and of value to a reader. This

book is a RE AL MY ST ER Y thri lle r, for its subj ect actual ly exists.

I . T H E C O N S T R U C T I O N . I X . T H E A S T R O L O G I C A L S Y M B O L I S M .

I I . T H E H I S T O R Y . X . T H E B I B L IC A L P R O P H E C I E S .

I I I . T H E B U I L D E R S . X L RE C E N T W O R L D E V E N T S .

I V . T H E M Y S T E R Y O F I T S P U R P O S E . X I L H U M A N P R O G R E S S.

X I I I . T H E N E W A G E .V . A S Y M B O L O F S C I E N C E .

X I V . R E C E N T F U L F I L L M E N T O F T H EV I . G E O G R A P H I C A L S I G N I F I C A N C E . P Y R A M I D ’ S P R O P H E T I C S Y M B O L I S M .

V I I . T H E M A T H E M A T I C A L S Y M B O L IS M . x y A N C I E N T P Y R A M I D B U IL D E R S

V I I I . T H E L A W O F C Y C L E S . O F T H E A M E R I C A S .

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of many eminent persons upon the Great Pyramid. Dr. Knight is a prominent theologian

and for years a lecturer on this topic.

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The Strangeness “ The Mystery and ProphecO ' °ri“ " “ of the Great Pyramid”ENTHRALLING * *

By DR. CHARLES S. KNIGHT Au th or of “ B o t h S i d es o f E v o l u t i o n , ” E t c.

A Mighty Tomb or Temple of Learning?OR CENTURIES the pyramid, a man-made mountain, has stood as a sentinel

guarding the secret purpose of its builders. To the ancients it seemed a gigantic

finger pointing heavenward from whence all Infinite knowledge and omnipotence

comes. For ages it had been man’s suprem e achievem ent in constr uction. It has been a synv

bol of h is c onq uest of t he elemen ts. Ce ntu rie s of s torm s h ave ba tte red its equ ilat eral sides. It

has witnessed, periodically, cycles of cultu re and barbariani sm. Since the time it was com

ceived, the fickleness of man has impelled him to seek many gods, but enshrined within this

mass of masonry there still remains intact the divine ideal of its planners. The ancient Arabs,

the learned Greeks, and the mighty Romans gazed in wonder up on its magnificence. For years

modern savants debated—was it a mighty tomb to aggrandize a vain pharaoh. as were the

lesser pyramids, or was it a temple of learning, a silent tribute in unspoken eloquence of a

wisdom long since forgotten? Recent discoveries have confirmed the latter opinion, and the

ancient sciences stand revealed in their profundity. W ith the turn ing of each page of this

book the read er finds a gr owin g r ever ence for thos e mas ter minds of yore.



MAN has Wrested the SECRETS from the BOSOM of the PYRAMIDAstounding Scientific Facts Ancient Knowledge from Lost Continent

Scientific scrutiny of the wo rld’s enigma—the pyramid— has disclosedindisputable evidences of an ancient knowledge in those branches of sciencethoug ht to have attained such perfection only in recent times. As arch ae'ology has not unearthed instruments comparable with our own, used bythese ancient builders, they must have been possessed of arts and a learningas yet not known for them to have accomplished such a stupendous project.

The modern scientific world admits with keen admiration that the Pyramid islocated in the center of the land surface of the earth. It is within five per cent of facing the true magnetic East. T he weight of the Pyramid in propor-tion to the size of the earth is the same as that of the earth. The temperatureof the interior is the same as the mean temperature of the earth. The apex of the Pyramid is above the exact mathematical center of its base, forming a penfeet triangle. The edges of its great stone blocks do not vary one one-humdredth of an inch in a distance of six feet. So perfectly are the stones fittedthat a sheet of paper cannot be inserted between them. In the year of its

buildin g the apex pointe d direct ly to the No rth Star of th at period . Youwill be thrilled as you read of this vast wisdom. Whe nce did it come?

The builders of the Pyramid had a supreme knowledge of physics, astronomy, mathematics, geography, and deep insight into the problems that would

befall the fut ure civilization s— all of th is a t a p eriod only slightly removed intime from savagery. Wh o could have taugh t them? There is no evidence thatthey knew these things before the building of the Great Pyramid. If they did,why did they conceal them? Even the great Pharao h had no such wisdom as

is indicated by his conduct. For years two great theories have been entertained—one that the knowledge was divinely revealed; the other, that thewisdom was brought into Egypt by a remnant of a vast race before theFlood (the possible sinking of the Lost Continent of Atla ntis) ). This book discusses fully these theories and fascinates you with the adventurous pictures it depicts. Is the Pyramid a monumen t to the learning of a highly advanced and lost race? W hy are the Aztec Pyramids of Yucata n similar inconstruction to the Egyptian?

For years the perplexing question asked was:

Wh ere is the true entrance to the Great Pyramid?

The only entrance known was the artificial one made

centuries ago by the Arab A1 Mamoun. W hat was

the Sphinx? Had it a relationship to the Grea t

Pyramid? Finally, upon further exploration, be-

tween the paws of the Sphinx was found an altar,

and behind it an entrance-way into a long sub

terranean passage leading to the Great Pyramid. The

true entrance was found at last; yet, there were

still other mysteries. Wh at was the altar? Wh y was

it between the paws of the Sphinx? Was the P yra

mid a sacred place of initiation? You must learn of

these things. You can do so through this book.

The above is the car to uc he ^ famous artist's conception of the engineering sl{ill exercised by the(great seal) o] King Cheops who Egyptians in building the Pyramid. Hug e bloc ks, han dsh ape d to math e-

reigned during the building Oj matical exactness, were fitted end to end, weighing two and a half the Great Pyramid. tons or more each.

PYRAMID PROPHESIED EVENTS

O F T H E C H R I S T I A N B I B LE

Learned theologians and students of the Christian Bible havefound the Great Pyramid to contain prophecies of the advent of thecoming of Christ and the struggle and perseverence of Christianity.

The interpretation of the symbolism has revealed with startling exactitude the Birth, Crucifixion, and Resurrection of the Great Master.Further study has disclosed that the Pyramid confirms the Book of Revelations. W hy did the builders wish to impart this knowledge?Could they have been the pagans they were though t to be? We re thegreat interior recesses and halls of the Pyramid ceremonial chambersof a brotherhood of mystically enlightened men and women? We rethey divinely inspired to erect this mighty structure to endure againsttime as an exhortatio n to a life of righteousness? T his book will letyou penetrate the cloud of mystery that envelopes this miracle in stone.

T H E H I D D E N

NUMERICAL CODE

Drawing by K. VAUGHAN

The u pper end of the grand gallery and passageway to the Ring 's cha mber . Th e mos t mys teri ous and sign ifi cant of all

the chambers.

The W orld W ar, the discovery of America, the great economic upheaval, the abandonment of the gold standard—these are all

predi cted by the Gre at Pyra mid, and manyother events to occur. No strange crypticwriting was used. The secret of revealing this pro pheti c infor matio n was foun d in a nume rical code used by the builde rs of the Pyr amid . All dimension sof this mammoth structure fall into the combination of three numbers— 3, 5, and 9. Everything they constructed was in accordance with these numerals—measurement in inches between objects and the dimensionsof passageways correspond to the years between salient events. You will be astounded at the manner inwhich this numerical code was found, and what it presages for the future.

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