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The "Great Pyramid, a scale model of the earth" link is no longer valid. I've got the image on another server, but don't have the URL handy (it's on my other computer, which I should have up and running in a few days).

Basically, it's the standard Rutherford drawing/diagram of the Great pyramid passageways, superimposed on a map (outline) of the Middle East. Neither the map nor the drawing have been warped out-of-scale to make the whole thing "work". It's simply a proportional rescale to align two key symbolic points (Zion at the true cornerstone apex of the pyramid and Babylon at the heart/center of the Queen's Chamber). The rest of the points fall where they may (e.g. Amman at the false summit, the top without its capstone).

You can see that the Sphinx at Giza is facing its own 20th/21st century image, which is "carved" on the face of the earth. It's a) prostrating toward Mecca, and b) falling on its face to the ground, ala Dagon or Goliath.

Note the Goliath symbolism: a) stone in forehead ("Petra"), and b) line across the neck which represents where David cut off his head.

There's lot's more. :-)

Woo-hoo I found it!

It's been a while since I've looked at this thing. I put Baghdad at the center of the Queen's Chamber, not Babylon, althought the ruins are only about 50 mi south. I must have reasoned that on a modern ME map, Baghdad was a more logical choice.

This was also made before the robot investigations into the so-called "air passages", which determined certain twists, turns and "doors". No matter. The extrapolated lines are simply there as potential guidelines to somewhere, but they don't go anywhere. There is no symbolism attached to them.

I also wasn't sure if the "pit" represents a key. That never occurred to me until I noticed that if the passageway continued, it would hit the Bandar Khomeyni port. Note also that "Abadan" was the place of "destruction" during the Iran-Iraq war.

Since Mt. Ararat is near the opening of the pyramid, I wonder if Noah headed in the direction of where the passageway starts. Rutherford believed that the start "date" of the descending chamber was at about the time of the Flood? I don't recall, and I don't have the books with me right now. Well, if the thing is a time/date stamp on human history, that would be a logical guess. No time right now to do a Google search for that one.