14 - And the wall of the city had twelve foundations, and in them the names of the twelve apostles of the Lamb. 15 - And he that talked with me had a golden reed to measure the city, and the gates thereof, and the wall thereof. 16 - And the city lieth foursquare, and the length is as large as the breadth: and he measured the city with the reed, twelve thousand furlongs. The length and the breadth and the height of it are equal.

No mention of pyramids in there, right? Look further. They're there. And it's in conjunction with one another - like pieces of a jigsaw puzzle - that they take on new meaning. Let's go through each highlighted section one-by-one:

1) Four beasts (lion, calf, man, and eagle): Again, this is a depiction of how the Zodiac's four fixed signs of Leo, Taurus, Aquarius, and Scorpio dwell within the Pyramid's design.

2) Twelve apostles of the Lamb: Peter, John, Luke, Matthew, and all the rest of Jesus' disciples are firmly positioned within the Great Pyramid itself. The twelve provide the foundation for Jesus the Christ to sit at the top and unite them as one into a thirteenth and perfected sign. The twelve disciples and signs are the Pyramid, while Christ is the capstone.

3) The city lieth foursquare: This is easily perhaps the most outright and blatant mentioning of the Great Pyramid within Revelations. All you have to do to see it is mentally project yourself high above the Great Pyramid and look down. If you're right over the Pyramid's apex, what you should be looking at is a giant square shape.

4) The length is as large as the breadth: Another obvious mentioning. The length of each of the Great Pyramid's four sides is indeed the same.

The Biblical Pyramid And Its Message.

In my opinion, three things can be remembered by reviewing all this. Number one is that the Great Pyramid is relevant. Even today in our hyper high tech world, the structure is not pointless or meaningless. It is fully alive and will one day awaken to speak with us directly. Perhaps sooner than we think.

Number two is that the man known to the world as the Nazarene or Jesus was in all likelihood highly familiar with the Great Pyramid and its esoteric symbolism and meaning. This is quite reasonable to assume, since Giza and Bethlehem are roughly only 200 miles from each other as the crow flies. If Jesus was indeed half the man many say he was (and I strongly suspect he was - and more), then it is safe to say that during his awakening he made one if not several trips to Egypt to become acquainted with Egyptian mysteries and the Pyramid itself. The man probably knew the Pyramid inside and out, which brings us to our last point.

In his fully enlightened and awakened state, Jesus became the Great Pyramid. From then on, he sought to impart his teachings and help us remember that essentially, we are all like him and that we have the powers within us to free ourselves. Again, if we become the Pyramid, we save ourselves.

Perhaps the greatest tragedy of all in this is that because of the controlling and overbearing minds of past leaders, the presence of the world's greatest architectural achievement has been overly encrypted and hidden from our awareness. Had this knowledge been allowed to flow forth from the start long ago, our current plight as a species might never have come to pass. But the flipside of that is realizing that perhaps we might not have learned all that we have had during our time here if the teachings were simply handed to us. After all, growth doesn't spring forth from a life of ease. It pushes its way into existence because of trials and difficulties. We'd do well to remember that as we enter the next few years.

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