The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-11
SACRED SECRETS
IN THE BIBLE
CIPHER IN BOOK OF EZEKIEL
BASIS or EXCAVATIONS BY
ENGLISH SYNDICATE.
UNDER MOSQUE OF OMAR
Hidinu Place For Tables OF The Lore
Connected With Blood Canal
Also With David's City.

been shed on the secret cipher that
is supposed to have led the Engliss
Syndicate, under Captain Parker, 70
begin its excavations underneath tine
Mosque of Omar. at Jerusalem.
lahore that resulted recently in the
unerthing of valuable biblical anti
guides. The details given below are
believed to the authentic.
DR.. Walter Fl. Juvelius of Helsins-
fors, Finland. in the course OF hisoin-
lical studies, found traces OF what ne
believed to be a very complicated CT.
pher. Aich was in part used in the
Hebrew texts. He then turned his
attention TO the Talmud and found
here in the book of Mischna an indi.
,ation that, hidden in the Book OF
Ezekiel and in certain Of Moses
Books. were valuable sacred secrets
yhich could be declared to no one.
n his continued research ne found
n the Book of Ezekiel In cipher a de-
,cription of secret hiding place in
Jerusalem. In order 10 check this
Information. Dir. Juvelius then turned
his attention to the Book OF Moses,
rs a consequence of the hint in the
Talmud that these books also con-
aimed valuable information in the
zane cipher and bearing on the loca-
ton of the Kidding place. In the
Book of Deuteronomy the Doctor
found further descriptions OF the HID
fragment known as the Book OF Jesu
ing place, and still further proof is
alleged to have been found in the
ben Syrak.
The information conveyed in the
cipher was
/. That there was; a secret hiding
place in the rayon of Mount orphel.
Certainly containing the Tables OF the
law, The Temple Archives and the
Temple Treasures.
2. That this hiding place was con-
1ected with the blood canal used for
he carrying of OF the blood of the
sacrificial offerings in the Temple.
8. That this hiding place was in
connection also with David's City. 1t
s not stated In the cipher that the
Blood Canal and David's City were in
1irect communication, though this
Is probable.
4. That David's City was on Mount
Orphel
That the immediate entrance to
he treasurer cramber was through a
left deep down In the rock, which
vas filled up at the time of the hid
ng of the treasures, and must con.
sequently first be cleared out by any
| explorers,
G. That the Blood canal stood in
connection with the temple water
| system.
Z. That there were three ap'
breaches to the water system and
renee to the blood canal. One Of
these was through the Temple itself
now the Mosque Of Omar, and an
other near to the Virgins Well (dis
covered by Sir Charles Warren.) The
third approach was at a considerable
distance ana in these days unavail
able.
That the blood canal was OF con
siderable size may be gathered from
the fact that at the conservation o.
the Temple twenty-five thousand on
en- and eigrteen thousand sheep were
slaughtered as sacrifices by King
Solomon.
SO much for the origin and con
tents of the cipher.
That the effort to discover tire hid
Ing place was worth making DR.. Ju
velius declared to be certain. An,
contents of the secret chamber woult
be impossible, but 1t was understood
that the treasure alone to be fount
there would be worth several mil
lions OF pounds. Jesu ben Syrak's
book states very definitely that the
contents of the hiding place certainly
include the Table of Laws, hidden
there until the coming of the Mes
siah. In addition it is practically Ger
tain according to the cipher, that the
secret place contains treasures of al
most incaleulable worth. as well a.
manuscripts and archives of the very
highest scientific value. Included in
the cipher is curse. sixty and six
fold" on any unauthorized persons
who may attempt to disclose the sec
ret chamber.
In August 1909, the first excavations
were begun in the greatest secrecy
and under various subterfuges as ia
the real object of the EXPEDITION. The
work has been continued since, but
with certain necessary Interruptions
| Dispatches received from Jerusalem
last May, set forth that the excava
tors had found and carried away Ger
tain treasures hidden from the Ro.
mans when they sacked Jerusalem
| In A. d. 10, including Splomor's