Ogle Family Freemasonry Israel and the Khufu Pyramid - T Robert Welling - Books - Createspace - 9781508594895 - February 24, 2015
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Ogle Family Freemasonry Israel and the Khufu Pyramid

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Publisher Marketing: The Khufu Pyramid the hypothesis which the Hyksos have been forcing onto academics has less than 0 basis in reality. Their is no evidence in the entire Pyramid it contained a mummy ever, nor funerary items. No evidence means the hypothesis has no basis in reality. The hypothesis has to be tossed out and a new idea placed forward. This book is a new hypothesis based on following the actual evidence, not following the political spin of a conquering army whom possesses a soul level hatred of the culture that built the Khufu Pyramid. This book explains where Israel actually is, what the concept of Israel is, why the West Side of the Nile between Giza and Dakkara is important. How the Khufu Pyramid and FreeMasonry are not only directly connected the Khufu Pyramid could very well be in a way what the Temple of Solomon was built to reflect the same ideals. The Ogle Family is the same family which developed FreeMasonry twice; once 700 ce and immediately after the Crusades 1300 ce. The Ogle family can draw their origin directly back to the Trojan Royal Family and King Priam. Some connections can statistically connect Hecuba as being Meketaten (Tut's second oldest Sister). This Hypothesis is the Khufu Pyramid, the Khufu Pyramid contains the life story of Noah Gilgamesh (Every Pharaoh possessed at least one additional name after ascending to the Throne) and his three sons, the youngest forming the Semitic People.

Media Books     Paperback Book   (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released February 24, 2015
ISBN13 9781508594895
Publishers Createspace
Genre Chronological Period > Ancient (To 499 A.d.)
Pages 162
Dimensions 216 × 279 × 11 mm   ·   535 g

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