"The figure is from the second golden shrine in the Tomb of Tutankhamun.”
”Rays of force or energy connect the consciousness of the human individual and the stars; . . ."
John Anthony West "The Serpent in the Sky"
In view of my own theory which I first began formulating in 1997 - ten years ago - I am interested in what is being expressed on this page on the Internet:
Mount Olivet has long been a mysterious place. Historian Ernest Martin has shown that it is the very mountain upon which Abraham nearly sacrificed Isaac, as well as being the site of the crucifixion, burial, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. It is where Jesus cursed the fig tree, wept over Jerusalem, and made his triumphal Palm Sunday entrance to the city.
It is the spot to which Christ will return and at which the nations are to be judged. It is also the "Footstool" of God, the easternmost extension of the Temple, hence, the true foundation of the Temple. Many believe it is here Jacob had his vision of a 'ladder' extending into heaven upon which angels ascended and descended.
It was near here that Melchizadek, the first man called a priest in the Bible, offered up a Cup of wine and bread, and bestowed honors upon Abraham, the heir of kingdoms. If Olivet is not Eden, it should be, for it is clearly the prime focus of Biblical events related to the fate of man. Like Olivet, Eden was atop a mountain [Ezekiel 28:13-14].
What, then, is this strange place, if not Eden? How did Olivet become so sacred?
Why did Jacob name it "THE GATE OF HEAVEN"?
What is the origin of the strange word, "GOLGATHA," which the Gospels call the summit of Olivet?
It is "The Place of THE SKULL"--but whose skull? How is this skull linked to the book Holy Blood, Holy Grail?
And why does the Bible appear to date Eden only 6,000 years ago, if the true date was 23,000 years ago?
These questions have answers, but they are perilous to behold....
Unfortunately I could find no more information on the website or the Internet as to the conclusions of the author or authors.
It is my own conclusion - and again one that I arrived at some years ago - that the Garden of Eden is Giza.
