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How has the ghoulish become genteel? Why is our culture awash in entertainment based on the exploits of the formerly cursed undead? These are not idle questions. For Christians, this trend should be disturbing. Vampirism, which has become so appealing that it’s spawned an active and growing subculture (that sometimes insists on the alternate spelling vampyre), is nothing less than an absolute mockery of the central tenet of the Christian faith: salvation by the shedding of blood.

The transformation of the vampire from monster to hero reflects the gradual decay of the Christian faith into an anemic shell of its former self. The critical role of the blood shed by Jesus Christ for the redemption of our sins has been replaced in many churches today, either by an emphasis on our own works, or by a kinder, gentler Jesus for whom the greatest sin is being untrue to our innermost desires.
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First: the vampire represents the polar opposite of Jesus Christ. Simply put, Jesus shed His blood so that others may have eternal life. The vampire sheds the blood of others so that he can have eternal life.

Second: the eternal life promised by the vampire is a cheap imitation of that offered by Jesus Christ. The vampire lives in eternal darkness, fleeing the light, always seeking new victims to prolong its dark and bloody half-life. Those redeemed by partaking of the shed blood of Christ drink from “living water” and their thirst is eternally quenched (John 4:14).

It will be difficult to convince girls who have been drawn into the story of Bella and Edward that their fantasy love-interest stands diametrically opposed to God, but in very basic terms, it’s true. Similarly, adults eagerly awaiting the next episode of True Blood may be unwilling to give up their weekly dose of vampy titillation. Nosferatu has been replaced by sexy sanguinarians to a growing audience of vampire romance fiction—and a shadowy subculture of those who emulate their literary heroes.

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Perhaps one of the most stunning revelations of the Great Pyramid is its many relations to the Bible.

For example, each letter of the Hebrew alphabet has a numerical value. It is interesting to note that when you add up all of the letter values for Isaiah 19:19–20, you get 5,449—the Great Pyramid’s exact height.

There is but one piece of furniture in the structure. It’s a box the same size as the Ark of the Covenant and is located in the King’s Chamber, a room with the same cubic volume as the bronze laver in Solomon’s Temple. Interestingly, it’s a little too large to fit through the only passageway leading to the chamber, so it could have only been placed there at the time of the Great Pyramid’s construction—more than a thousand years before God gave Moses the dimensions for the Ark of the Covenant.

The 144,000 polished limestones that originally adorned the surface of the pyramid were sealed with a material so strong they would break anywhere but at the seams. This corresponds astonishingly with the144,000 from all the tribes of Israel who are sealed with the seal of God in their foreheads (Revelation 7).

The symbolism of God’s purposes and plan for His people are evident throughout the interior of the Great Pyramid. This monument that has stood the test of time is a testimony to the glory of a God who lives outside of time and space. Moreover, its supernatural construction is a witness throughout the ages that it wasn’t early humans who could have established such an edifice. Its story, construction, and purpose are, in fact, supernatural and specifically, angelic.

But more to the point, the Great Pyramid is only one structure of many that spans the globe on a network of ley lines that modern man has yet to understand—until now. If we are to believe the evidence, this vast ancient grid was used in pre-Adamic times for two purposes: global energy distribution and travel—to the stars.