'The Pyramids' Prophecy 'Many people must have heard of the Pyramids' Prophecy. According to the general story there is a whole series of prophecies carved on some part of one of the Pyramids, foreteliing some colossal misfortune to the world for May 28, 1928. - The story is as vague as such stories usually are, But all versions agreed that this particular prophecy was the last of the sories, all the rest of which had been fulfilled with startling accuracy. Now we get more precise details in letter from the Rev. Walter Wynn, of the United Free Church, Chesham, Bucking-hampshire, sent to the "Newspaper World." This paper had reviewed a book of Mr. Wynn's called "The Sphinx Unveiled" and had wrongly quoted him about the prophecy, Mr. Wynn writes in correction:
1 am sure you do not wish to mis: represent my findings in the book T Kane just written "after & visie. Egypt' and Palestine, and will allo to correct a wrong impression. tie duce from a personal study ofthe Great. Pyramid ud Sphinx at Gizeb, that the former it a Pfophecy in stone fud the latter & key to its broad maine ting: that on May 29,1928, of 8.89 pane (6 o'clock Pyramid time) "some Eeent Witt happen that. will commence.
Mate a. world-wide. tribulation:
event will bose mast wail conclusion proves. to be wren 1 shall' te more: than delighted, bat sk you 0 allow me to make clear my exact position. War may not commence Moy 20, 1028, nnd the event predestined to take place on that day may Rot be known as quickly
Moubt og to the Pyramid's Message. Rapers could, report, bat "have Yet one must conclude at any rate that that message had not been correctly interpreted. How many prophecies ever are? Some of our readers will remember letters that we published in 1919 or 1920, from very earnest student of the book of Daniel and Ruvelations, foretelling the end of the world within a few months of the date of writing.
When the expected event failed 10 come off, the letter-writer only wrote again to say that the mistake must lie in him, not in the Scriptures, and he must set to work on his studies once more. It may be an assistance to a certain class of mind to believe that a supernatural agency has at some period in the world's history foretold every event in the rest of the world's history down to the end of time, for the benefit of those who have the skill to. interpret But on the majority of human beings one believes the effect of such a belief would be the reverse of saluter
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