PYRAMID PREDICTIONS.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVIII, Issue 140, 28 May 1928, Page 8

PYRAMID PREDICTIONS.

(To the Editor.) Sir, —In your issue of Saturday, the 25th inst. I notice that a contributor, “R.H.F.,’’makes a casual statement re the predictions made by “Pyramid' ologists’’ that “the next great worT3war will start on May 28th, 1928. There seems to be a great deal of this sort of ‘ ' casualness ’ ’ abroad, and perhaps a few extracts from a recent article by Mr Davidson, M.C.M.T.S.E., one 0 f the latest authorities on the ’ subject who are responsible for most of the details upon Pyramid mcasurments and their findings, may show how far from dogmatic statements such findings are. In “The National Message and Banner,’’ of April 21st. 1928, Mr Davidson says: “The fact that requires constant reiteration is that none of the prophecies dealing with the events of Tribulation mention war as the burden of Tribulation. “An invasion of Palestine and Egypt is certainly specified for the latter end of the Tribulation period; but taking a broad outlook upon the prophecies as a whole, this invasion is an incident among many incidents of greater moment.’’

Also, another slight error, the date of entry into this anticipated time of Tribulation, as indicated by the low passage, which leads from the antechamber to the Kings Chamber, is the evening of the 29fh of May, not the 28th.—I am, etc. 8.1.