Pyramidology - Quiz
A) Charles Piazzi Smyth B) Joseph A. Seiss C) David Davidson D) Charles Taze Russell
A) The Great Pyramid, Its Divine Message B) A Miracle in Stone C) Our Inheritance in the Great Pyramid D) Great Pyramid Decoded
A) Roman measurement system B) British Imperial Unit system C) Metric system D) Ancient Egyptian cubit system
A) Robert Menzies B) Charles Piazzi Smyth C) Basil Stewart D) Adam Rutherford
A) Life, and Work in the Great Pyramid B) Witness of the Great Pyramid C) The Great Pyramid, Its Divine Message D) Great Pyramid Passages and Chambers
A) Six B) Two C) Four D) Three
A) Colonel Garnier B) E. Raymond Capt C) John Edgar D) Basil Stewart
A) Archaeologist B) Colonel C) Lutheran minister D) Astronomer
A) The Bible in Stone B) A Miracle in Stone C) Witness of the Great Pyramid D) Study in Pyramidology
A) John Edgar B) Charles Taze Russell C) E. Raymond Capt D) Charles Piazzi Smyth
A) Evangelical B) Lutheran C) British-Israelite D) Scientific
A) Isaiah 19:19–20 B) Exodus 3:5 C) Genesis 1:1 D) Revelation 22:1
A) Adam and Robert Rutherford B) David and Basil Davidson C) John and Morton Edgar D) Charles and Piazzi Smyth
A) Witness of the Great Pyramid B) Life, and Work in the Great Pyramid C) Great Pyramid Passages and Chambers D) The Anglo-Israelitish Question
A) 1891 B) 1928 C) 1931 D) 1910
A) John Taylor B) Noah C) Friedrich Röber D) Isaac Newton
A) 1849 B) 1839 C) 1869 D) 1859
A) As coincidental B) As advanced scientific knowledge C) As divine revelation D) As evidence of Hebrew engineering
A) 1/25 B) 1/50 C) 1/10 D) 1/100
A) Martin Gardner B) Friedrich Röber C) Isaac Newton D) John Taylor
A) The Greeks B) The Hebrews C) The Egyptians D) The Romans
A) He visited it once B) No C) Yes D) He lived there for a year
A) Abraham B) Noah C) Moses D) Job
A) First century AD B) Fifth century BC C) Third century BC D) Tenth century BC
A) Scientific maps B) A revelation C) The history of the world D) Buried treasure
A) Job B) Genesis C) Exodus D) Psalms
A) Divinely inspired B) Inherited from aliens C) Accidentally discovered D) Based on Roman math
A) Gizaism B) Egyptology C) Pyramidism D) Pharaohism
A) The founding of modern-day Israel B) The fall of the Roman Empire C) The crucifixion of Jesus D) The start of World War I
A) By the early 1980s B) By the 17th century C) By the mid-1960s D) By the year 2000
A) Metrological B) Pyramid power C) Pseudoarchaeological D) Numerological
A) Pyramids were built by extraterrestrials B) Pyramids contain mathematical codes C) Geometric shapes possess supernatural powers D) Pyramids were tombs for Pharaohs
A) Th. Shaw B) Abd al-Latif al-Baghdadi C) John Greaves D) Kircher
A) A temple to Osiris B) An astronomical observatory C) A royal tomb D) A pre-Adamic construction
A) Pyramid inch B) Geometric cubit C) Anti-gravity theory D) Sacred code
A) Hidden ancient technology B) Engineering genius C) Mystical beauty D) Religious prophecy
A) A pharaoh B) An unnamed architect C) Agathodaimon or Hermes D) Khufu
A) The Parthenon B) The Roman Colosseum C) Temples of Southeast Asia D) The Great Wall of China |
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