PYRAMID SYMBOLISM

Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 69, 18 September 1936, Page 3

PYRAMID SYMBOLISM

THE PREDICTIONS . There has been much curiosity regarding the events predicted as commencing from September 16. "The Post" has been asked to state what is this prediction. To comply with this request for an authorised version of the prediction the following statement was obtained from Mr., C. W. Clift, Dominion president of the BritishIsrael World Federation, but "The Post" cannot admit discussion of either the basis of the prediction or its possible fulfilment. Mr. Clift stated that from the pyramid symbolism his organisation believed that the period from September 16 to August 20, 1953, equated the birth of the Seven Trumpets of the Book of Revelation. "Consequently we expect within this period the last great war of all, but we do not specify, nor have we specified, the precise date of the commencement of that war. There are,, however, two important dates within that One is November 27, 1939, which isthe final date in the Chamber' of Chaos, in the pit of the Great Pyramid, and we confidently expect that the happenings- on that date 1 will'result in the final activities of the evil powers and forces of this earth. "The other important date is January 31, 1947, which date, according" to Mr. D. Davidson's exposition of the pyramid's symbolism, relates to the British Empire and the United States of America. By that date he expects that the coming: deepening tribulation will force the whole of the British peoples to recognise the true position of the Law of the Lord, and to be ready to accept the same. "Beyond these predictions we have little to say," added Mr. Clift. "The events which accompany these dates are elucidated by the pyramid symbolism and fulfil Bible prophecy. In regard to September 16 this year, it is important that we should realise that it need not be accompanied by any spectacular event. May 30, 1928, which, as indicated by the pyramid, ushered in the economic trouble, was not recognised as the starting date of that trouble until some months had passed, and it is therefore quite possible that the important events of September 16 this year will not be recognised in their true light for a few months. This is as one would expect from the prophecies of the New Testament, for there we read that the Day of the Lord is to come as a snare upon the peoples, and in the Epistles we are told that it will come as a thief in' the night; in other words, that.it will come in such a fashion that the bulk of the people will not recognise that it is upon them." '