Sickle of Truth

Further Time-Parallels in the Jewish and Gospel Ages “In the time-measurements noticed so far, and in a number of others yet to be considered, the Great Pyramid clearly corroborates the duration and parallelism of the Jewish and Gospel Ages. The length of each of these Ages is proved from the Scriptures to be exactly 1845 years, so that any date in the former has its parallel date in the latter 1845 years afterwards (See diagram, page 102, shown above). It…

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The “Fullness,” and the “Times,” of the Gentiles “By the time-calculation of Section XII it is proved that the upper south wall of the Grand Gallery indicates Autumn of the year 1914 A.D.; and if our understanding regarding the completion of the membership of the Body of Christ, explained at length in the previous Section (XVIII, “The New Covenant Age: The First Resurrection”, Part 21 and 22 in our study), is correct, this date saw the “fullness” of the Gentiles…

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THE IMAGE OF THE BEAST “We have seen how the last great trial to be overcome by each individual follower of Christ is symbolized by the Step at the head of the Grand Gallery (See Vol. 1, Par. 205, “The Great Pyramid”, Part 39). It will now be shown how the last great trial of the true Church as a whole is also indicated by the Step. The length and other characteristics of the Grand Gallery, prove that it represents…

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The General Resurrection In Sections XVII (Part 20 in our study) and XVIII we noticed the Scriptural teaching respecting those who rose from the dead in 1878 A.D.—that they entered into the Spiritual condition (1 Cor. 15:44); while the remnant of the consecrated who are “alive and remain” during Christ’s parousia, or presence-period since that date, are “changed in a moment, in the twinkling of an eye” to their heavenly state, when they lay aside their “earthly tabernacle” in death…

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The Dominion Parallels When God gave the Law to the descendants of Israel, he promised them blessings when they obeyed, and cursing’s if they did not. They constantly disregarded the Law, and therefore every adversity threatened has come upon them. Two of the severest of these were the “seven times” of punishment, and the “desolation of the land,” pronounced together by Moses in the book of Leviticus, 26:14-43. The Scriptural connections show that these punishments both began at the same…

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