The Lost Scriptures of Giza: Enoch and the Origin of the World's Oldest Texts by Breshears Jason

Author:Breshears,Jason [Breshears,Jason]
Language: eng
Format: epub, azw3, mobi
Publisher: Book Tree
Published: 2016-09-20T23:00:00+00:00

Archive Four

Secrets of God in Egypt

What the Scholars Have Buried in Siriad

Because the Giza complex is in Egypt it is logical to assume that the Egyptians long ago knew more about the origin and purpose of these monuments more than any other people. Unfortunately, the most ardent enemy against new thinking and reinterpretation of the earliest records from Egypt concerning the Great Pyramid are the Egyptologists. This school of historians and scholars are bent on making all believe that Giza is a cultural relic of Egypt’s past, of the Golden Age period of Khufu, Chefre and Menkara, all early dynastic rulers known better by their Grecian names: Cheops, Chephren and Mycerinus. To these men who have a vested interest in having the world believe in the Egyptocentric origin of the Giza monuments it is absolute blasphemy for them to even consider the possibility that the pyramids were not built to house the dead bodies of Pharaohs.

Over the last few decades researchers have attacked the pyramid-tomb theory. These writers are responsible for the rift between the Egyptologists and the wide readership throughout the world that holds that the pyramids could not have been built as tombs. Just as unrelenting as the Egyptian scholarship, these renegade researchers and fringe archeologists are too obstinate to even allow for any other interpretations but their own, none considering that the purpose of the Great Pyramid could be multifaceted with one aspect being the representation of an empty tomb. One, as revealed earlier, that was specifically designed not to hold the remains of a body.

One of the battlegrounds between the two differing vantage points concerns the Valley of the Kings. It is hundreds of miles south of Giza and second to the Great Pyramid and Sphinx in popularity. The Valley of the Kings is a royal burial site riddled with tombs, crypts, secret vaults, hidden entrances and deeply concealed subterranean complexes that were once filled with provisions for a Pharaoh’s journey into the Afterlife. Early Egyptologists theorized that the Valley became a burial site of their kings in late antiquity because it could not possibly account for all the regents of Egypt’s past. In order to continue their efforts to prove that Egypt was truly over a thousand years older than the other traditional civilizations of the mid second millennium BC, Egyptologists then had to assume that the earliest burials before the Valley must have been within the pyramids. This teaching is propagated extensively when in fact there has never been excavated any royal remains from any pyramid in Egypt. Some earlier historians even attempted to place the mummified remains of long dead commoners inside the monuments for others to discover, but these feeble attempts were never persuasive and unusually evidence was found to prove the deception.

The pyramid-tomb theory was simply invoked to explain away the lack of truly ancient burials at the Valley of the Kings site. The evidence taken from the Valley concerning the Pharaohs that were interred there suggests that Egypt is no

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