Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-29

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Great P,r2mid may have been tho xogk
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Almighty. Ii happens, however, tina,
facts do not support all Of his assump-
tons; as, for instance, with regard TO the
date Of the Exodus Of the Israslites from
Egypt, which, according to accepted su-
thorities, falls somewhere between 1890
and 1910 Is. G. 1t is pretty we'll estab-
lished that Moses lived during the reign
Of Rsmcsis ii. In the University of
Leyden is q pspyrus of that monarch's s.
reign, which speaks of the Hebrews Is
''stiIl in Egypt" but DIR. Seiss's meas
urement OF the ascending passage makes
this l ,543 years b. c., differing from the
date usually assigned to the reign OF
Ramesis.
We have referred to DR.. Seiss a. the
Mohammed of this new revelation. In
truth, he is but the first echo upon our
shores of creed which numbers among
its apostles several distinguished names
in science. To tho late Mr.. John Taylor,
Of Gowan street, London, is attributed
the first PRONUNCIATION of the doctrines of
tho pyramid Religion" Its chief
priests now in Europe are Professor
Smythe, Astronomer Royal in Scotland,
and the Able Moigno, 10 France. These
theorists have seized upon certain re.
markable facts in this great structure
such a. its form, dimensions and posi-
ton, which really evidence an astonish-
ing knowledge of astronomy and msth.
ematics In the ancient architect-to es-
tablish certain extraordinary relations.
As Mr.. Proctor says in his criticism of
Professor Smythe's arguments, it IL not
to he wondered at, considering the null
titude Of dimensions, Of length, surface,
capacity, position, the number Of shapes.
aud the material, if fresh condolences
are not being continually recognised. II
q dimension will not serve one Of these
c0incidence-hunters in one way, use can
be made OF it in another. Thus, if some
measure of length does not correspond
with any known dimensions of the earth
or the solar system, it can be understood
to typify an interval Of time. Another
criticism, and strong one, of Mr.. Proc
tors is ''that whatever purpose Chenps
had in building the first pyramid, Chera.
phen, his successor, must have had in
building the second. the same reason.
ing may be extended to the third pyra-
mid, and, in fine, to all the pyramids,
forty or SO In number, included under
the general designation of the Pyramids
Of Ghizsh or Jheezeh." But then, al.
though the orientation and conformation
Of structure remains the same in all,
there is great variation in dimensions and
the minor details of construction, al of
which are made to subserve important
interests in the pyramidial religion. 1t
seems, again, strange, that if the Great
Pyramid had been intended as TIE expo
ncnt of such important truths, that they
should have been SO long withheld. Or
why, again, that similar mysteries should
not be discovered in the obelisks.
1t is hoped that if the great obelisk
rendered to the City of New York ever
reaches these hospitable shores, DR.. Seiss
msy try his prophetic hand in the meas
arement If that classical structure, - il
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