Mohammed’s Death and the Cross

Mohammed's death down to the Cross.

I read this:

How does a muslim get to Heaven, saved, reach a state of perfect
harmony with God?
A Muslim is one who accepts Islam as the religion of GOD to follow. The
Arabic word "Islam" is derived from the word "Salam" which means peace.
Islam simply means submitting yourself peacefully in worshiping and
believing in the One True Living Undivided GOD Almighty. If a person
believes in Allah Almighty as One GOD and Muhammad is His Messenger,
then that person is a Muslim.   Allah Almighty said in the Noble Quran
"The religion before Allah is Islam...(The Noble Quran, 3:19)" So
according to the Noble Quran, Islam is the religion of Allah Almighty that
we must follow. Allah Almighty is not a GOD to fear; He said: "Nay-
whoever submits his whole self to Allah and is a doer of good He will get
his reward with his Lord; on such shall be no fear, nor shall they grieve.
(The Noble Quran, 2:112)" He is also the Most Merciful and Most
Forgiving; see Noble Verses 2:163, 2:173, 3:89, 2:199, 3:155, 4:17, and
many more for proofs.

�Mohammed was born in Mecca in 570 CE. He was orphaned early in his
life and was raised by his uncle. Mohammed worked in his uncle's
business and quickly established a reputation as a highly honest person.
At the age of twenty he was hired by a wealthy widow named Khadija to
manage her late-husband's caravan business. When Mohammed was 25,
Khadija proposed marriage and Mohammed accepted. Although several
children were born to them, only one survived into adulthood, their
daughter Fatima. In 610, Mohammed sought out and began to have
visions from Allah. Through the angel Gabriel, Allah transmitted the
entire Koran to Mohammed. When Mohammed began to preach his new
religion, the rulers of Mecca were strongly opposed. In 622, Mohammed
was approached by the elders of a town some 250 miles to the north and
asked to be their ruler. Mohammed accepted on the conditions that they
would also accept him as a prophet and that he could bring his followers.
The exodus to this town, Medina as it later came to be known, was called
the hijra. The Meccans attacked the Medinans several times, but the
Medinans always managed to drive them off. In 630, the Meccans were
defeated by Mohammed's forces and the Moslems returned to Mecca to
rule there and cleanse the Kaba of all its idols. Mohammed continued to
rule Medina, where he died in 632. Islam considers Mohammed the last of
a long line of prophets of Allah and has given him the title of the Seal of
the Prophets.�

"There is no God but One God, and all the Messengers, from the
beginning to the Seal of the Prophets (Muhammad) were sent
on the part of the True One!" -Abdu'l-Baha, Tablets of the Divine Plan,
page 79

Unlike Jesus Christ, who gave his live to take aways the sins of the world,
and whose tomb is empty, Muhammad died on June 8, AD 632 and his
remains are still entombed. Never-the-less, Islam has spread throughout
the world and is practiced in all countries.

So the Jewish Passover meal, that is the meal of the lamb which celebrates
that the blood of the thousands of lambs which marked the door posts of
the Jewish homes for some 2,800,000 Israelites living in �delta� Egypt in
the year 1441BC stopped the Angel of Death killing their first born. The
Angel of Death did kill thousands upon thousands of first born Egyptians
and their first born animals. When the Passover meal was finished the
Israelites began their Exodus from Egypt, and 1,470 later Jesus Christ was
crucified and died at 3pm Friday, April 7, AD30 and the Passover meal
was eaten later that evening. And counting from 9:20pm Friday, April 7,
AD30 during the Passover meal, to the death ot Mohammed at the start of
June 8, AD632 is 602.1673 years.

And the 602.1673 years as days, is 219,936.914 days and /1,000 and
squared once and cubed twice and /0.75 and squared once and /10 the
cube root is 7.203386030e+27.

And the internal volume of the sarcophagus in the King�s Chamber of the
Great Pyramid, is 72,033.8603 cubic inches and represents the coming
holy heavenly city of Jerusalem the Bride of Christ which symbolises all
true believing Christians.

Thus from the Passover meal, a few hours after the death of Jesus Christ
until the death of Mohammed reveals the internal volume of the
sarcophagus in the King�s Chamber in the Altar of God.

And all the huffing and puffing by Moslems cannot change this, although
most Moslems cannot seemingly handle this kind of revelation and so
ignore it.

Sad

JohnDM


PS

The Coffer measurer W. M. Flinders Petrie

�William Matthew Flinders Petrie began his long career as an archaeologist
when he was a young man. Petrie's father was a surveyor who taught his
son how to use the most modern surveying equipment of the time. This
early training instilled in the young Petrie a respect for measurement and
accuracy which would inform and influence his life's work in archaeology.
The measurement of ancient monuments had fascinated Petrie for many
years and in the early 1880's, he journeyed to Egypt to measure the Great
Pyramid at Giza. Petrie set out to test the theory put forth by a
contemporary writer that the pyramids had been built with divine
assistance, and that in its measurements could be found secret messages
and profound truths about the history and destiny of the human race.
After spending months measuring the Great Pyramid, Petrie satisfied
himself that the measurements which had led to the theory had been
inaccurate. During this time in Giza and in neighbouring areas, Petrie
developed an intense love for all things Egyptian. He would devote the
rest of his life to the study of ancient Egyptian language, culture, objects
and archaeology.

Petrie went on to lead excavations at many of the most important
archaeological sites in Egypt such as Hawara, Meydum, Abydos and
Amarna. He developed a method for establishing the historical
chronology of a site based on identifying different styles of pottery. Petrie
was known and respected for his belief in the importance of evidence like
pot sherds for informing the archaeologist about life in the past. He
believed that this type of evidence was far more useful and informative to
the archaeologist than individual, spectacular objects. In 1892, Petrie
became the first Edwards Professor of Egyptian Archaeology and Philology
at University College, London. This chair had been funded by Amelia
Edwards who was a keen supporter and admirer of Petrie. And Petrie
continued to excavate in Egypt after he took up the professorship at
University College, London, digging at major sites like Ballas, Naqada,
Abydos, Gerza and Tarkhan. Some of the objects which were found at
these sites ended up in Petrie's collection, but the majority went to the
Egyptian museum and museums around the world. Petrie was a pioneer in
the field of Egyptian archaeology, with his careful and scientific
excavation techniques. His emphasis on recording the physical dispersal
of objects in a site rather than simply digging for objects made his
excavation techniques unique for his time.,, In 1913, Petrie sold his large
collection of Egyptian antiquities to University College, London, thus
creating one of the largest collections of Egyptian antiquities outside of
Egypt. Petrie's collection consisted of thousands of objects which he had
collected over the years while excavating in Egypt. This collection was
unique for its large number of 'ordinary' objects illustrating aspects of
daily life and belief in ancient Egypt. Petrie retired from University
College, London in 1933. He spent the final years of his life excavating
near Gaza and died in Jerusalem in 1942. When he died, he left behind a
formidable legacy of scholarship and achievement in the fields of
archaeology, philology and Egyptology.� http://www.petrie.ucl.ac.uk/
index2.html

The Sarcophagus

In the King's Chamber of the Great Pyramid, (the �Altar of God� - Book of
Isaiah 19:19) is an empty granite coffer thought by many to be some form
of sarcophagus. The coffer is too big to have been brought in through the
doorway of the chamber, therefore it must have been installed during the
construction of the �First Wonder of the World�. Further examination
reveals that the coffer was cut from one solid piece of granite and most
modern drill bits would fail if they were used to drill out a hollow centre
in similar block of red granite. In other words the tools that were used to
fashion and form this coffer were very much superior to most we use this
century. Petrie estimated that a two ton pressure was needed to work this
stone. These two facts alone stipulate that the tools in use when the
Great Pyramid was built in the third centruy BC were generally superior to
most that we use today. The word tools is used because we have no idea
how this coffer was fashioned, and we can only surmise that it might have
been a drill that worked this stone. In any event it is clear that some
advanced technology was available when this coffer was fashioned and we
can definitely place that time as being when the Great Pyramid was built.
Therefore the idea that an ancient Egyptian stonemason was capable of
shaping this coffer's precise dimensions is seemingly implausible. It was
said that this coffer was or is some standard or record of volumetric or
capacity measures, to quote Professor Piazzi Smyth: "And we must now
strive to ascertain, on methods both absolutely new to Egyptology, and
which must have been totally unknown to all Pharaonic serfs of old Egypt,
what the Great Pyramid itself may have to add to this; viz.: its own
preliminary setting forth of some very high science reason why this vessel
before us, the coffer in the King's Chamber, is not only a symbolic
sarcophagus, but one adapted likewise to something further and more
expressively connected with capacity measure."

The New Jerusalem and the Sarcophagus

And the wall of the city had twelve foundations, and in them the names of
the twelve apostles of the Lamb. And he that talked with me had a golden
reed to measure the city, and the gates thereof, and the wall thereof. And
the city lieth foursquare, and the length is as large as the breadth: and he
measured the city with the reed, twelve thousand stadia. The length and
the breadth and the height of it are equal. And he measured the wall
thereof, an hundred [and] forty [and] four cubits, [according to] the
measure of a man, that is, of the angel.� Book of Revelation 21:14-17
     

The internal length, width and height of the great pyramid city is 12,000
stadia x 607 feet is 7,284,000 feet nearly 1,380 miles. The walls of the
city are 144 angel-man cubits at 42.5 inches per cubit is equivalent to
510 feet. So the external measurement of the New Jerusalem, is
7,285,020 feet, a cubic volume for the pyramid city of 1.28875686e+20
cubic feet. And the volume multiplied by the 5.625 (as angel-man cubic
cubits and divided by Pi is the volume of the Ark of the Covenant) x 100
and square root thrice x 100 is 72,033.860 and this as cubic inches is the
internal volume of the sarcophagus in the King�s Chamber of the Great
Pyramid. Thus the internal volume of the sarcophagus represents the holy
city, the New Jerusalem, the Bride of Christ (which is the symbol of the
Church), that is to come down from God onto a new Earth. �And I saw a
new heaven and a new earth: for the first heaven and the first earth were
passed away; and there was no more sea. And I John saw the holy city,
new Jerusalem, coming down from God out of heaven, prepared as a
bride adorned for her husband.� Book of Revelation 21:1-2.

John, I have been reading some of your post. The numbers you use between Chist and Momhamed may be so some concern but the point that you are missing is this.  The Great Pyramid is a triangle while the Holy City is a cube or square.. Thu the spiritual reality is made clear, that the foundations of both support religions, but one of the two is false. One is Babylon while the other is the city of the great king, Jesus, the Christ.
 

The New Jerusalem is the real city coming down from God out of heaven. Its the City were Jesus Christ and His Ftaher will rule for all eternity. (Time without end) even your mathamatics can not relate to that..

Love in Jesus Christ  name
Butch

Hello John
I dont know how you can say that.. Here what Jesus told John the Revelator..

Rev 21:10  And he carried me away in the spirit to a great and high mountain, and showed me that great city, the holy Jerusalem, descending out of heaven from God,
Rev 21:12  And had a wall great and high, and had twelve gates, and at the gates twelve angels, and names written thereon, which are the names of the twelve tribes of the children of Israel:
Rev 21:13  On the east three gates; on the north three gates; on the south three gates; and on the west three gates.

OK John,  you have to be honest here.. EAST. WEST, NORTH, and SOUTH  equal  a  SQUARE, in all forms of science and math.

Satan is the triangle, Jesus is the square, no punk intended.
Satan children built the priimids, in a time before Adams creation. He wanted to be like God, but just could get over the wall.

Bless in Jesus name

Sorry John, your a little confused?
Isa 19:19 - In that day there shall be an altar to the Lord in the midst of the land of Egypt,.... Josephus (c), and other Jewish writers (d), suppose this to be fulfilled when Onias, the son of Simeon the just, fled into Egypt, and obtained leave of Ptolemy king of Egypt, and Queen Cleopatra, to build a temple and an altar there, like those at Jerusalem, in order to draw the Jews thither, which was about six hundred years after this prophecy; and who did build both a temple and an altar in the nome of Heliopolis, about twenty three miles from the city of Memphis, and which continued three hundred and forty three years; but not a material altar is here meant, but a figurative and spiritual one, and no other than Christ, who is the altar that sanctifies every gift, and upon which the spiritual sacrifices of prayer and praise being offered up are acceptable to God. The phrase denotes a public profession of Christ, and a setting up of his worship; it is used in allusion to the patriarchs, who, wherever they came, set up an altar to the Lord, and worshipped him:

and a pillar at the border thereof to the Lord; in like manner as the patriarchs used to do, Gen_28:18 it signifies not only that in the middle of the land, but upon the borders of it, the Christian religion should be embraced and professed; so that no sooner did a man step into it, but he should find that this was the religion professed there: it signifies that here would be placed ministers of the Gospel, who are as pillars to hold forth and support the doctrines of it; and a church state, which is the pillar and ground of it; and persons converted, that should be pillars in the house of God, that should never go out; see Pro_9:1.

(c) Antiqu. l. 13. c. 3. sect. 1. 3. & de Bello Jud. l. 7. c. 10. sect. 2, 3, 4. (d) T. Bab. Menachot, fol. 109. 2.

Blessing IN the Name of Jesus