The greatest archaeological discovery of all times decoded after 4500 years reveals geometric construction scientific features astronomical designs and pre-dates recorded knowledge by thousands of years. Jeremiah 32:20 states that God"...hast set signs and wonders in the land of Egypt even unto this day." In Egypt are found over 80 pyramids built over a period of 1000 years between the 27th and 18th centuries B.C. The most famous are the Pyramids of Giza. Only three are of any note or size and the smaller ones are now little more than ruins. Of these the largest is the Great Pyramid. Who hasn't wondered about the Great Pyramid of Giza? It has always ranked first among the pyramids of Egypt and is the only remaining one of the seven wonders of the ancient World. Thus it proves itself to be the greatest and most enduring of all. What story does it tell? The monuments of Egypt are covered with hieroglyphic writing. Their record may be easily read by the expert. The Great Pyramid in this respect is silent. If it has a message that message is not on the surface for any one to read...and forget. In our day Pyramidology with the aid of modern archaeology and scientific research has unlocked the secret of the Pyramid of Giza. The Great Pyramid stands decoded. It is the greatest archaeological study of all times. The evidences of this has been collected for us. There is no need for imagination or assumption. Let us analyze the evidence and translate it into as simple English as the technical nature of the subject matter will permit and then see if the following questions can be answered: Who was the architect? Does it have a Divine nature? Why was it called "The Bible in Stone"? Mr. Capt gives some astonishing answers to these questions and others as well. Paperback 2016 20th Edition 96 pages

The Great Pyramid Decoded

History

E. Raymond Capt

Ancient Civilizations

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Denmark = Danmark = Tribe of Dan! ThIS [1880] Rare book focuses on the Tribe of Dan's early enterprises &amp; their settlements &amp; connections with the Scythians. Traces the Danaans or Danes of Scandinavia, Ireland &amp; Scotland back to the Tribe of Dan. The Tribe of Dan by its enterprise &amp; vigour has made itself one of the most conspicuous branches of Jacob's family. Its ancestor was the son of one of the concubines and was the firstborn of Rachel's household. "God has judged me" said Rachel &amp; she called his name "Dan" which means to judge to rule; and this word perhaps on that occasion first started as a surname has been perpetuated as a title in the Gothic Anglo-Saxon &amp; English. In these languages Din Dun Don &amp; Dan signify ruler master. The expression is repeatedly used by Shakespeare Spenser Chauser Prior &amp; others. The Spanish too from close contact for ages with the Hebrew has engrafted it in their title of Don; it is in use in the universities to designate a professor or university official. How often do we see in the Bible that the name of an individual foreshadows the character and career. Dan's name given by Rachel implies authority, vigour &amp; Jacob when bestowing his blessings (Gen. 49:16) repeats &amp; confirms it: "Dan shall judge his people" said the venerable patriarch &amp; proceeded to name other characteristics implying great wisdom &amp; astuteness. The serpent is the scriptural symbol of wisdom (Gen. 3:1; Matt. 10:16) : In dealing with foes his plans would be laid with wisdom &amp; secrecy &amp; his action would be unlooked for &amp; rapid. Thus begins the opening chapter of this 1880 reprint of the Tribe of Dan's early enterprises &amp; their settlements &amp; connections with the Scythians. The Danaans or Danes of Scandinavia, Ireland, &amp; Scotland are traced back to the Tribe of Dan. Colonel Gawler shows the connection between the Danai of Greece and the Danites of Israel and tells why he believes Dan was not sealed among the 144,000 in the Book of Revelation. Stapleback 40 pages

Dan, the pioneer of Israel: With an appendix, Why Dan was not sealed among the 144,000 (Rev. VII.)

Gawler, J. C

Author: John Taylor History and tradition combine to give us a picture of the earliest missionaries of the Christian faith to the southern part of France. We find many well known characters from the New Testament who sowed the seeds of the Gospel to the peoples of Provence and elsewhere. The history of this period is often criticised because it is compounded both of written records and local legends. This book shows with absolute clarity that legends and records dovetail in together each being substantiated by the other. Of particular interest are the references culled from Churches founded by the Saints who were companions of Jesus during His ministry. Such evidences can only be obtained in the places concerned and the pilgrimage made by the author to the Churches of France and nearby countries have produced most impressive proof of the antiquity of the Church planted among the Celts of Western Europe and Britain. Because of his strict devotion to detail and much time spent in travel to those sites where his subject matter was located the author was able to within the pages of this excellent work combine history and tradition to give us a picture of the earliest missionries of Christian Faith to the southern part of France. It depicts their selfless devotion their achievements and in some cases their martyrdom for the sake of the Faith of Christ. Here in this Faith strengthening book we find the names of such well known characters from the New Testament as the two Maries Martha Lazarus Zaccheus and others who sowed the seeds of the Gospel to the people of Provence and elsewhere. Paperback 2009 [8th edition] 276 pages

The Coming of the Saints: Imaginations and Studies in Early Church History and Tradition

JOHN W. TAYLOR

Religion & Spirituality

...Another great book direct from the publisher (Artisan Publishers)...and as always the newest most up-to-date version. We are proud to be the publisher for all of E. Raymond Capt's books, videos, and audio tapes...as well as many RARE or OUT OF PRINT Christian books as this! Author: Henry W. Stough Dedicated Disciples traces the dramatic journeys of the early disciples as they go in search of the wandering tribes of Israel. Their determined and dedicated purpose is to follow the command of Christ to seek the "Lost Sheep of the House of Israel" and present them with the glorious message of the Kingdom of God. The author Henry W. Stough Jr. a Baptist minister devoted many years researching the subject of the so-called lost tribes; writing about Bible prophecy; and identifying who today are truly God's people Israel. In Dedicated Disciples he describes the many experiences during their long and hazardous search of Mary Magdalene Martha and Lazarus of the Bethany family; Trophimus the friend of St. Paul Nicodemus Zaccheus Restitutus the man born blind Simon Zelotes Aristobulus Peter John the beloved disciple and the Zebedee family. Many readers will be thrilled and surprised to learn where these determined Christians found those of who they searched. The believer's faith is strengthen upon learning of the hardships sufferings and experiences these most Dedicated Disciples endured as they went about God's work of planting the Kingdom message among their Israel brethren. Pastor Stough includes a bibliography at the back of this book listing several books that contain a wealth of information pertaining to the records and history of other disciples of Christ which help to fill in the blank spaces in New Testament history. The vast amount of information they provide will help anyone interested realize how God has kept and continues to keep the promises which He made to Abraham Isaac Jacob David and the children of Israel!

Dedicated disciples

Stough, Henry Wellington

Christian Books & Bibles

Author: E. Raymond CaptAnalysis of Gordon's Garden Tomb. Identifies it to the satisfaction of the author as the most probable site of the Tomb from which the Resurrection of Jesus Christ took place.The Tomb formally known as "Gordon's Tomb of Christ" (or Gordon's Garden Tomb) has been known to the public for many years. Since its accidental discovery in 1867 the tomb formed the subject of discussion in many published works. An early writer conceived of the tomb as "the greatest of the many impostures at Jerusalem ." (Life of Sir Charles Wilson by Col. Sir C. M. Watson pgs. 380). Another learned writer Col. Conder asserts dogmatically that the Gordon Tomb is not a "Jewish" tomb at all but was constructed by Christians in connection with the Templar's Hospice - in the twelfth century A.D.In this treatise the author (who has visited the Gordon Garden Tomb several times) has attemped to place before the reader the constructive argument that a prima facie case has been established that Gordon's Garden Tomb is identifiable as the most probable site of the Tomb of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. And at the same time reconcile what seem to be discrepancies in the Gospel accounts of the events occuring on Resurrection Day.A small sample of this detailed and informative work is the following comparison by Mr. Capt with the Resurrection Tomb as described in the Scriptures and Gordon's Garden Tomb:"All four Gospels give clues to the location and appearance of the burial place of Jesus. Mathew, Mark, and Luke all state that the tomb was hewn out of rock. Matthew adds that it was a new tomb and Luke states that no one had been interred there - implying that the tomb was yet unfinished an implication confirmed by the presence of uncompleted loculi. (Mat.27:60 Mark 15.46 Luke 23:53) John writes that the tomb was in a garden. (John 19:41) The mention of a "garden" usually indicated in those days a working vineyard or orchard."In Jesus" day the entrance to family vaults in private gardens was usually 3 to 4 feet in height just high enough to push the beir in with the soil outside cut away temporarily to give access to it. A rough stone of the required size would then be placed to block the entrance. Thus the tomb would be concealed except for a small window or opening just above the ground level for the purpose of inspection and ventilation. All the Biblical particulars of the tomb and the burial customs of the period are consistent with Gordon's garden Tomb."Excavations around the Garden Tomb during the past 100 years have yielded evidence that the area around the tomb was once a fertile garden containing several cisterns. (One very large cistern with a capacity of around 200000 gallons of water will be discussed later) Further proof of the existence of a vineyard came in 1924 with the discovery of a fine wine-press which is exposed today about five feet below the present ground level."This book includes several photographs, diagrams, and drawings.Paperback80 pages

The Resurrection Tomb

Author: G. R. Hawtin In the twelfth chapter of Genesis an entirely new era in God's dealing with mankind is revealed with the calling of Abraham and his descendants to be a special people - a chosen nation for God's service that through Abraham and his seed all the families of the earth would be blessed. These descendants of Abraham were to be a distinct and separate people unto God peculiarly His forever. "To Abraham and His seed were the promises made." Gal. 3:16. God's promise and covenant with Abraham is wholly entirely and completely unconditional . . . no choice was given to Abraham in the matter nor conditions attached or demanded of him. If ever a covenant was made where God was supreme and man had nothing whatever to say it is the covenant the Lord God Almighty made with His servant Abraham. The author shows how God's covenant with "Abraham's seed" is still in effect and which people and nations represent that "seed" in the world today. Paperback 166 pages

The Abrahamic Covenant

George R. Hawtin

Is there coming a time of universal restoration and reconciliation in which all things will be restored? The author believes there will come such a time and shows just how he believes this will be done in the future. The author takes issue with those who teach and preach about a place called "hell" where those who reject Christ will spend eternity in abject misery and torment, forever suffering the terrible agony of a fire that will not, and cannot, be quenched. Pastor Hawtin believes that the Scriptures really teach that there is coming a time of universal restoration and reconciliation in which all things will be restored, whether they be things in heaven, things in earth or things under the earth? He points out how certain words have been misunderstood where "a few inconsistencies in translation crept in". He explains: Many Christians fail to realize that no translation of the holy scripture is inspired. Only the original writings by the apostles and the prophets were inspired. Since, then, the original writing was done in Hebrew for the Old Testament and Greek for the New Testament, all translating into the multitudes of other languages has had to be done by learned scholars of Greek and Hebrew, and these for the most part have done a masterful work." Because of this, it stands to reason, there will be certain instances where the Bible may seem inconsistent at times. And, to deal with this problem Hawtin suggests that "everyone who considers himself a student of God's word should . . . Purchase a good concordance such as Young's or Strong's and learn how to use it". Pastor Hawtin goes to great lengths, and in great detail, to explain the true meaning of the words hell, fire, brimstone, eternal, everlasting, for ever and ever, the second death and others, in order to show how these words have been misunderstood by most Christians for centuries.

The Restitution of All Things

G.R. Hawtin

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