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THE RELIGION OF THE GREAT PYRAMID, ηη
the vertical height, that came out 5276 of the same
inches. But the sum of those two heights, or the
height taken up and down, equals 100 inches,
which length, as elsewhere shown, is the general
pyramid linear representation of a day of twenty-
four hours. And the mean of the two heights, or
the height taken one way only, and impartially to
the middle point between them, equals fifty inches ;
which quantity is, therefore, the general pyramid
linear representation of only half a day. In which
case, let us ask what the entrance passage has to do
with half rather than a whole day ? '
On relations such as these—which, if really
intended by the architect, would imply an utterly
fatuous habit of concealing elaborately what he
desired to symbolise—the pyramidalists base their
belief that ' a Mighty Intelligence did both think
out the plans for it, and compel unwilling and igno-
rant idolaters, in a primal age of the world, to work
mightily both for the future glory ot the one true
God of Revelation, and to establish lasting pro-
phetic testimony touching a further development,
still to take place, of the absolutely Divine Christian
dispensation.'
the vertical height, that came out 5276 of the same
inches. But the sum of those two heights, or the
height taken up and down, equals 100 inches,
which length, as elsewhere shown, is the general
pyramid linear representation of a day of twenty-
four hours. And the mean of the two heights, or
the height taken one way only, and impartially to
the middle point between them, equals fifty inches ;
which quantity is, therefore, the general pyramid
linear representation of only half a day. In which
case, let us ask what the entrance passage has to do
with half rather than a whole day ? '
On relations such as these—which, if really
intended by the architect, would imply an utterly
fatuous habit of concealing elaborately what he
desired to symbolise—the pyramidalists base their
belief that ' a Mighty Intelligence did both think
out the plans for it, and compel unwilling and igno-
rant idolaters, in a primal age of the world, to work
mightily both for the future glory ot the one true
God of Revelation, and to establish lasting pro-
phetic testimony touching a further development,
still to take place, of the absolutely Divine Christian
dispensation.'