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“All Roads lead to Heaven Part 1” 3 Khafre’s causeway 4 Khufu Causeway to Everest Nativity The Khufu causeway red line extension A different red line extends from the causeway (illustrated below)
through the town of Bethlehem (close to the church of the nativity. The exact
location of the church has been lost to razzing at least 3 times from 30-300
when Constantinople attempted to locate it. The manger is probably under an existing
building or the manger itself is in a slightly different configuration
different building entirely.). The compass points extending NE from the ?
(first pyramid designed by Imhotep) an the Khufu pyramid (I theorize
dedicated to Noah) causeway intersect at this point From the top summit of Everest the red and yellow lines track to
Khufu. Direct line connecting Khufu to Everest. View of the very top of Everest directly at the Khufu Pyramid more
than 3349.46 miles away. From on top of Everest looking directly at Khufu;
you would be looking directly at the very center of the causeway into the
porch of the entrance temple. Standing on the tallest mountain looking
directly at the world longest tallest building 2600bce-1600 c. e.; was the
tallest building in the world for 4000 years. The causeway leading away from Khufu to the NE leads with laser light
dead on effectiveness to the very top of mount Everest. All Roads previous to the Roman invadions
all Roads lead to the Eternal City aka Memphis aka Luz named after the
Eternal Bone. After Caelsar conquered Egypt he took the Nickname
of “The Eternal City” as the new Roman nick name. Removing the city of 7
hills name or at least working hard to remove that old name. But the All Roads lead to Rome started and for 4000 plus years before
Caesar all Roads Led to Lux. Luz you can find its reference in the Bible
under Genesis. Chatper 25. The Khufu Causeway bisects the very very
top of Everest. At least according to Google Earth tool and graphics. 5 Next |
1 Abu Rowash 2 Mankaure's causeway 3 Khafre’s causeway 4 Khufu Causeway to Everest 5 Nativity |
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