Who Built The Great Pyramid of Giza?

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An Egyptian priest named Manthelo, who lived in Egypt at the time Ku Fu reigned said that a strange people they called “HicSos” came into the land in a strange manor. Their method of transport was so strange it frightened Egypt so much they gave up their country without a fight. HicSos’s means “Shepherd Kings.” They overturned the worship of the many gods for the worship of the one God. In Egypt idols were big business and the Egyptians hated the HicSos for this. From Manthelo’s writing we know the strange people came and the Egyptians hated them. Then he writes the HicSos directed the building of the Great Pyramid of Giza and when they were done they left in the same strange manner they had come. The Egyptians rejoiced at the departure of the HicSos’s and returned with new zeal to their worship of idols. (The Great Pyramid Decoded by E. Raymond Capt)

Who were the HicSos or Hyksos? They were Cherubs who arrived and left in their crafts we call UFO’s. It was built during the reign of a Pharaoh by the name of Cheops, second king of the Fourth Egyptian Dynasty. When the Cherubs had completed the task of this Pyramid, they withdrew from Egypt. During the time they resided in Egypt, all idol worship in the temples ceased during this time of occupation. The Great Pyramid was constructed using mostly Egyptian labor but the supervisors were “hicsos.”

This Pyramid was never used as a tomb for any Pharaoh or anyone else; instead, it was built as a “Sign” in Egypt. 2623 B.C. was the time that the Cherubs began the directed process of seeing to it that this Pyramid began its construction. The Cherubs are shown off to the sides of the peak of the Pyramid to reveal their hand in its construction. The Cross reveals that it was a Holy endeavor. During the construction years of this special Pyramid, Egypt’s past practice of idolatrous worship was halted. The people of Egypt turned to the worship of one God – the Creator. But after completion of the Pyramid, the people of Egypt returned to their old habits of idol worship.