blonde_cupid
Registered Senior Member
The Great Pyramid of Giza is the oldest known structure on the face of the earth. It was build on the center of the earth's landmass. Even with all of the advances into modern technology, most experts agree that it's construction cannot be duplicated today. (Some refer to this as evolution in reverse).
According to Physicist and author John Zajac, we know from geometry that there is a universal relationship between the diameter of a circle and its circumference. Consider this: The height of The Great Pyramid of Giza's apex is 5,812.98 inches, and each side is 9,131 inches from corner to corner (in a straight line). If the circumference of the Pyramid is divided by twice its height (the diameter of a circle is twice the radius), the result is 3.14159, which just happens to be pi. Incredibly, this calculation is accurate to six digits. The Pyramid can be viewed as a square circle. Pi was designed into it 4,600 years ago. Pi is demonstrated many times throughout the Pyramid.
An in-depth analysis of The Great Pyramid of Giza also reveals the Bible in stone if we allow "Pyramid inches" to represent "Bible years". The history of man's relationship with God* as told in the Bible, including: The exodus, the ten commandments, the parting of the Red Sea, the birth, baptism, crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ is represented in the Pyramid despite the fact that the Pyramid was built more than a thousand years before the time of Moses.
Who had knowledge of an advanced technology, thousands of years ago, which is still not totally understood by modern man? Who could the ancient architect have been who knew how to create and build a square circle? Who, then, knew how to demonstrate Pi? Who knew about the biblical history of man's relationship with God* thousands of years before the Bible was written? Who knew where the center of the earth's landmass was before it was explored and mapped?
There are a number of theories out there. What's yours?
According to Physicist and author John Zajac, we know from geometry that there is a universal relationship between the diameter of a circle and its circumference. Consider this: The height of The Great Pyramid of Giza's apex is 5,812.98 inches, and each side is 9,131 inches from corner to corner (in a straight line). If the circumference of the Pyramid is divided by twice its height (the diameter of a circle is twice the radius), the result is 3.14159, which just happens to be pi. Incredibly, this calculation is accurate to six digits. The Pyramid can be viewed as a square circle. Pi was designed into it 4,600 years ago. Pi is demonstrated many times throughout the Pyramid.
An in-depth analysis of The Great Pyramid of Giza also reveals the Bible in stone if we allow "Pyramid inches" to represent "Bible years". The history of man's relationship with God* as told in the Bible, including: The exodus, the ten commandments, the parting of the Red Sea, the birth, baptism, crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ is represented in the Pyramid despite the fact that the Pyramid was built more than a thousand years before the time of Moses.
Who had knowledge of an advanced technology, thousands of years ago, which is still not totally understood by modern man? Who could the ancient architect have been who knew how to create and build a square circle? Who, then, knew how to demonstrate Pi? Who knew about the biblical history of man's relationship with God* thousands of years before the Bible was written? Who knew where the center of the earth's landmass was before it was explored and mapped?
There are a number of theories out there. What's yours?