In Search of The Living God
VBS Is Scheduled
ThurfMlay, June 14, 1878-MIKilOR HERALU-t'age )A
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By DON KISTLER
The Great Pyramid
Kings Mountain Pen
tecostal Holiness Church
will conduct a Vacation
Bible School June 18-22 at
6:30 p.m.
The school will be
conducted by the Rev.
Paschal Christopher and
famUy of Lake City, S.C.
The Christophers have had
an effective ministry
among youth using pup
pets to convey Bible
stories.
KM Pentecostal Holiness
Church Is located at 608
Branch St.
Applications are being
accepted at city hall for
two positions as meter
readers beginning at B
a.m. today.
Mayor John Moss said
the city Is Interested In
women making application
because the governing
hortv wants more women
Involved In local govern
ment.
Ms. KaUe Wllce In the
mayor's office Is handling
the applications from men
and women. The meter
reader positions are four
fulltime, permanent
employment.
(PARTOBfE)
The name Egypt has
uddenly come Into great
omlnance both In print
nd over the air waves,
low does It happen that
da, perhaps the oldest
pontlnuously existing
ountry In the world, la stlU
ijlaylng such an Important
f^e In world affairs? For
Marne unknown reason Ood
pas had special Interest In
that land and time after
time He has used It In
.connection with Hla chosen
ones.
Abraham sojourned
here because of a famine
tn the land of Canaan. His
great grandson, Joseph,
tras sold Into slavery In
^gypt but God elevated
to the position of
Mecond ruler of the
country. Joseph’s father,
iacob, and his eleven
brothers and their families
moved to Egypt and their
descendents remained
ftere 400 years. Moses was
In Egypt and the Lord
toade him the great
gellverer of the Israelites,
bringing them back to the
land of Canaan. Jesus, as a
young child, was taken to
llgypt for protection from
^^j^rod.
Now again God Is going
to use Egypt as a witness
that the return Is drawing
near.
Isaiah the Prophet
C -ote: "In that day shaU
ere be an altar to the
Lord In the midst of the
land of Egypt, and a Pillar
^mopuroent) at the border
ghei^ft*'the* Lord. And It
mall be for a sign and for a
^vltness unto the Lord.”
^Isaiah lB:l»-30)
This altSLT can be none
other than the Great
Pyramid of Giza - Giza
meaning ‘border’ (Border
of the great Sahara
^)esert). For thousands of
^ears It has been dUgulsed
as a tomb, which It never
i.was, and now that "that
; day" (the day of the Lord’s
return) Is at hand, God Is
revealing that He was the
^^vlne Architect of this
^amazing edifice In-
■ corporatlng Into Its con
struction His Divine Plan
fbr the Ages thousands of
1 years before most of It
^would take place. It Is
mterally the Bible In stone.
T We certainly cannot
j argue with God as to why
i He chose to have the
Pyramid built In His In
finite wisdom. He saw that
It was necessary an(| If In
these perUous days at the
close of this age, we
; neglect or Ignore the
i Pyramid, we will miss
.; something valuable which
God has specially Intended
gfbr us. TWs Is a scientific
"age that will give ear only
to scientific answers so
biousands of years ago
God made provision for the
Gret Pyramid to display
proof of His existence and
^Ifls plan and the truth of
^the Bible on a scientific
basis. So great Is the
q>lrltual power of God’s
Inspired Pyramid that
many have been brought to
, Christ through It, when
(|even the Bible, at first, did
not draw them.
No other edifice on earth
has attracted so much
careful attention yet not a
single word Is carved on Its
walls. As with God’s
written word, Satan has
done his best to misin
terpret, to confuse and
even to cast aspersions
iqxin those who have found
the true meaning. As a
result, few people know the
wonders that the Pyramid
reveals.
It Is built on the Exact
Osnter of aU the land area
of the world and Is only off
three minutes of a degree
from true north. Even with
modern astronomical
equipment, such nearly
perfect orientation. would
be hard to secure.
Therefore, God had to be
the Architect for It would
take man 4,000 years and
more before his knowledge
would be such that he
would be able to even
prove the great scientific
knowledge Incorporated In
the construction.
Although no one knows
who the actual builder (or
builders) was;, verse 25 of
Genesis 10 gives a hint that
It could have been
Almodad, nephew of Peleg
In "whose days was the
earth divided.”
It U such a fantastic
piece of work that to this
day no one has been able to
figure out how It was built;
how the more than
2,300,000 blocks, averaging
approximately 2% tons
each, could have been cut,
smoothed and lifted Into
place; and the entire
edifice encased with ap
proximately 144,000 highly-
polished, white, marble-
Uke stones (some 16 to 20
tons each) fitting together
with joints of only l-60th of
an Inch which were filled
with a thin film of cement
that cannot be duplicated
to this day for tenacity. An
ancient writer described
this dazzling white edifice
as seeming to be a
"building let down from
heaven, untouched by
human hsuids”.
There Is enough
masonry In It to construct
30 Empire State Buildings,
or a three foot high and one
foot thick wall extending
6,360 miles. It has been
estimated that the huge
cathedrals of’Florence,
Milan, and St. Peter’s
Basilica In Rome as well as
Westminster Abbey could
be set within the confines
of Its base.
It Is 5,449 Inches high
which Is the exact sum of
the numeric value of the
original Hebrew words of
the Isaiah lB;lB-30 text
telling about the "altar
to the Lord”. (Each
Hebrew letter Is also a
number so all the letters In
the verse added together
equal 6,449, which Is the
"numeric vsdue”).
The top Stone would be a
Perfect Pyramid In Itself
and fitted In place would
Point Only Tio Heaven; but
without It the entire
building Is not complete,
and the Top Stone of the
Pyramid was Never
Placed, being Rejected of
the Builders.
Jesus was the Head
Stone ■ the only mediator
between God and man and
pointed only to His Father
in Heaven. He was
rejected by the builders
but Is to become the "head
of the comer” "the chief
comer stone on whom all
the building fitly framed
together groweth unto a
holy temple In the Lord.”
No other type of buUdlng
could have one stone be the
"chief stone” over all
comers and sides, and the
Head of the Oomer In
dicates Its top position.
PART TWO
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Kings Mountain extended
day school at today’s noon
luncheon of the Kings
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Russell has charge of
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The club meets at the
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SATURDAY
There will not bo a dance
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’Tuesday’s paper that a
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