Nephilim and the Pyramid of the Apocalypse

So compelling - and foreboding, are the conclusions reached by Patrick Heron in The Nephilim and The Pyramid of the Apocalypse, that the writing of a "review" is minimalist. The implications of Dr. Heron's research are beyond the realm of 'recommended' reading and should be mandatory for an exhaustive study. Quite unexpectedly, The Nephilim and the Pyramid of the Apocalypse introduces a new level in the apologetics genre of Judeo Christian academics. The subject itself is mystical and universally appealing but the significance of the Pyramid's message is strikingly prescient and more relevant today than possibly any other time since its initial construction. These findings have been given to one who can offer both the explanation and the solution for the darkness tucked within - and they have been wrapped with the warmth and comfort of a lilt which can only be delivered by the heart and passion of an Irishman. The detractors? They are what they are and they always have been. We make our choices - but Patrick Heron has made the message clear - and they have heard.

In his book, "The Nephilim and the Pyramid of the Apocalypse", Dr. Patrick Heron does a convincing job of showing the direct connection between the mysteries of ancient civilizations and the fascinating subject of prophecy. The author delves deeply into the spiritual realm to answer many age-old questions, like what is the connection between the pyramids of Egypt, Mexico and Cambodia, who built them and why. This book is an absolute MUST read for anyone who has ever wondered about the early days of man on the earth. So intriguing were his theories (supported by so much information gathered from various, reliable sources) I was compelled to read the book twice, and you will too.

Once you begin reading this book, you cannot put it down. This is one of the few non-fiction books based on biblical, historical, and academic sources in Egyptology and Greek mythology that I would classify as a thriller. He begins with the mystery of the Pyramids and then unravels the mystery bit by bit. He shows how even some Greek mythology may have had an ancient basis for fact. It is too interesting to pass by. I highly recommend getting a copy of this book for your library.

The book is a good attempt at possibly explaining the mystery of the pyramids and, most importantly, makes the reader think in a direction other than what they may have been spoon fed from other mainstream sources. Theories are theories, but the Nephilim mentioned in the bible would have to have been giants for someone as small as David to have slung a rock UPWARD to hit Goliath in the head. Are there really any better explanations for the mathematical and astrological alignment of the pyramids? As for the math, there were many different measurements for the cubit. During the time of the pyramids' construction, the Assyrian cubit, which is around 635mm, or 25 inches, long may have been the standard unit of measurement. Using this same figure for the cubit, Goliath was said to be 6 cubits and a span in 1 Samuel 17. 6 times 25 inches equals 150 inches, which is 12.5 feet. Add in a span and that puts him right around 13 feet tall. I'd say the math, depending on the source, could easily fit Patrick's theories. Always pray before reading anything into the bible or anyone's interpretation. God will reveal to you what He wants you to see.