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Pyramid Prophecies
A journey through time as the pyramids of the ancient world reveal their secrets. Max Toth draws on his considerable knowledge, research, and insight as he explores prophetic messages that have been concealed for centuries within the Great Pyramid at Giza.
Described by some observers as a "Bible in stone," the Great Pyramid seems to contain in cryptic codes a panorama of dates and events that correspond to significant or cataclysmic events in the history of humankind. Comparing these prophecies with those on Edgar Cayce and Nostradamus, Toth shows how information coded in the pyramids may have predicted the World Wars and foretold Christ's messianic mission twenty-two centuries before his birth.
Details of pyramid construction are examined in light of their purpose and meaning on many levels, from initiatory temples to repositories of hidden knowledge. Pyramid Prophecies details the striking similarities among pyramids built by different cultures around the world, providing a link between widely separated civilizations. Toth also includes an extraordinary first-person account by Dr. Ray Brown of his discovery of the pyramid crystal in the waters of the Bermuda Triangle.
Described by some observers as a "Bible in stone," the Great Pyramid seems to contain in cryptic codes a panorama of dates and events that correspond to significant or cataclysmic events in the history of humankind. Comparing these prophecies with those on Edgar Cayce and Nostradamus, Toth shows how information coded in the pyramids may have predicted the World Wars and foretold Christ's messianic mission twenty-two centuries before his birth.
Details of pyramid construction are examined in light of their purpose and meaning on many levels, from initiatory temples to repositories of hidden knowledge. Pyramid Prophecies details the striking similarities among pyramids built by different cultures around the world, providing a link between widely separated civilizations. Toth also includes an extraordinary first-person account by Dr. Ray Brown of his discovery of the pyramid crystal in the waters of the Bermuda Triangle.
- GenresHistory
392 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1979
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October 20, 2017
Just saw this book in Goodreads and remembered it was one of my favorites when i was some 7-8 years old. I was starting my "career" as a voracious reader and found this book in my mom`s library, a Club de Lectores edition. I found it fascinating and took me months to read, i was a child after all.
Today I consider most of the content was proper and utter bullshit, but at least it sparked an interest for archaeology that lasts until today (I even considered archaelogy for a career when i was entering university!)
Some chapters were very interesting; i remember taking quotes about Masons for a high school essay.
Even if it wasnt a "serious" book i have to say that is well written and very entertaining
Today I consider most of the content was proper and utter bullshit, but at least it sparked an interest for archaeology that lasts until today (I even considered archaelogy for a career when i was entering university!)
Some chapters were very interesting; i remember taking quotes about Masons for a high school essay.
Even if it wasnt a "serious" book i have to say that is well written and very entertaining
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October 22, 2023lo leí con 7-8 años en una edición vieja que encontré en mi casa y aunque el contenido es obviamente no es serio, lo disfruté y me hizo interesarme en la lectura.
January 30, 2016
Some curiosities, and no conclusive material. Meh.
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