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So this whole journal only started when I found a copy of The Great Pyramid by Freemason John Chapman. It's about Freemasonry and Pyramidology. This is I guess key to seeing if Russell's Zionist Pyramidology was influenced by or influenced Freemasonry. Does the book mention Newton? Noah? Oh, and just like Charles Taze Russel and Newton, he used the Pyramid to predict the apocalypse in the 1900s. The book was written in 1896, so at the same time as Russell. Let's see how Freemasonry was dealing with Pyramidology. Were they Zionists like Russell? This book cost me $50, can you help me buy books on Pyramidology? I also need to buy John Taylor's book, The Great Pyramid: Why Was It Built, & Who Built It?, it's $47.99. You can donate at the link above.
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The Great Pyramid : John Chapman [ Freemasonry ; Presentation Copy ]
$50
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freemasonry
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Description
Collected essays from English Mason John Chapman on the divine inspiration of the Great Pyramid, its symbolism, importance to Freemasonry, and role in the coming apocalypse.
Chapman, John. The Great Pyramid. JS Virtue & Co. London. [1896]. Presentation copy belonging to noted Quebec Freemason, Dr. G.W. Lovejoy.
The Great Pyramid, written by English Freemason John Chapman in 1896, is a collection of essays exploring the divine inspiration behind the Great Pyramid of Giza and the symbolism encoded in its dimensions. Chapman delves into the belief that the pyramid holds a special significance for the future, specifically in relation to the wars of Armageddon that he predicts will break out on the European continent in the 20th century.
This particular copy of The Great Pyramid bears the author’s presentation inscription to the noted Quebec Freemason, Dr. G.W. Lovejoy, emphasizing the connection between the book’s content and the beliefs and practices of the Freemasonry.
Chapman’s fascination with the Great Pyramid is rooted in the belief that it holds ancient wisdom and knowledge that can be deciphered through the study of its dimensions and architecture. He argues that the pyramid’s design and placement on the land holds a deeper meaning and purpose, and that by understanding these aspects, one can gain insight into the greater mysteries of the universe.
The author also draws connections between the pyramid and the beliefs and practices of the Freemasonry. He suggests that the pyramid’s design and construction mirror the principles and teachings of the fraternity, and that its significance to the Freemasons is rooted in this connection.
10 copies found in OCLC as of December 2022.
63pp, blue cloth boards with title and author gilt. Corners and spine ends rubbed with losses. Book cloth worn through at hinges. Gutters split with binding firm. Presentation inscription half title. Fairly good.
If you liked this book, you may also enjoy this handwritten copy of the WWII viral Prophecies of Saint Odile or this copy of the scarce and well illustrated Danish Egyptology book Fra Faraos Land.
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