Posted on 09/19/2022 6:53:07 AM PDT by SJackson
The cave was spotted when a rock shifted during the course of construction work and light was literally shed on an intact burial assembly about 2.5 meters (eight feet) below.
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This is a once-in-a-lifetime find! It's not every day that you walk onto an Indiana Jones set...
Well, actually it turns out that at the same time you posted this (I had not been aware of that), I had been remarking to someone that the BBC commentator had just got done explaining that there will be a "Breaking of the wand" ceremonial tradition by the Lord Chamberlain. Taking place at the end of the service at Windsor, it will signify the end of the queen's reign, and she will buried with it.
He then said that this is the first time in history that it will be televised, so the whole world will be able to see.
Of course the memory of Raiders was triggered by his comment, because just a few days ago I had been watching the scene in the Map Room where Indiana breaks the Staff of Ra so that the Nazis would not be able to use it to pinpoint the location of the Ark of the Covenant.
"Prior to the final Hymn, the Imperial State Crown, the Orb and the Sceptre will be removed from Her Majesty The Queens Coffin, and placed on the Altar.
"At the end of the final Hymn, The King will place The Queens Company Camp Colour of the Grenadier Guards on Her Majestys Coffin. At the same time, The Lord Chamberlain will "break" his Wand of Office and place it on the Coffin.
Good reminder about the headpiece, because there's an obvious "error" in the formation of the letters. Check the letter hei in the strange text for the measurement. The others heis on the medallion are fine, but that one is missing its leg.
A letter hei without its leg is a... dalet. Well now, that makes a big difference in the letter string meanings and overall imagery on that side.
Amazing what's been run through iconic movies in plain sight. Who'd even look there, in the lowest world of Hollywierd. Well, actually everyone, when the most iconic scenes in cinematic history are concerned.
Like with the famous writing on the wall, by the time everyone finally catches on that they should have learned from history, it'll be too late.
Bill and Ted got an A+ on their history report, so no one has any excuse.
Here's the page with the big image about the services and the readings from the Bible.
Rev 21:1-7 catches the eye.
"Be excellent to each other."
I watched the procession to, and the service at Windsor Castle (missed the earlier one) and the Sky News broadcasts from last week.
I have over 300 pictures on my cell phone from last week to today.
History…
Ezekiel, tell us about the spaceship you saw land and the four-wing counter-rotating helicopter you saw when you were among the captives by the river of Chebar.
Interpretations belong to God but "chashmal" is electricity.
Ironic thing about the dark side and its negative waves, keeping people dumbed down and feeling hopeless... where a good day is always just out of reach as the goalposts are moved... otherwise there goes business as usual.
Electrons *are* negative charges. The key to the life force, of power -- baked right into the world system of negativity, in order to keep the lights on.
Ingenious. Gotta laugh. God's got this. 😊
See my tagline. 😊
Have you checked out Ginny's logo? She's MRS Helicopter, because she replaced the "Scarlet Letter" A in the iconic red NASA worm font. Gone!
Proof that rectification is not only possible, but that there's someone for everyone, even Mars aka the god of war.
Stand by your man. It's Mission from God-level stuff.
It's an art as well as a science. Freedom is mine, and I know how I feel.
On this day in history, the old world was buried with the queen.
the fact that the stele names Israel means Israel was already a country and a people in the land, meaning that Ramases was not pharoah of the exodus
Israel as slaves of Egypt were in Goshen
So, translation errors.
What translation errors.. because it all works in the weirdest ways, but if you’re just messing around?
Truth is stranger and way funnier than fiction, in any case.
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