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William Branham also believed that the '''Egyptians were much more intelligent''' and more advanced than we are today. They had '''atomic power''', which they misused, '''causing the great flood''' which destroyed the earth. | William Branham also believed that the '''Egyptians were much more intelligent''' and more advanced than we are today. They had '''atomic power''', which they misused, '''causing the great flood''' which destroyed the earth. | ||
Since, as can be seen below, this is not in agreement with known facts from history and archeology, one must ask the question - where did William Branham get this from? Did he simply make it up? | |||
=Who built the pyramids?= | =Who built the pyramids?= | ||
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A full grown person can pull 3,500 lbs or 1.6 tonnes if something is on wheels (the weight of a mini van) as is seen in this video: | A full grown person can pull 3,500 lbs or 1.6 tonnes if something is on wheels (the weight of a mini van) as is seen in this video: | ||
< | <youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A307cfDjXXc</youtube> | ||
So while it would be very hard, two or three people could pull the 2 tonnes for a small pyramid stone on a tree type rolling system. And 80 people (or less) could likely pull the largest stone. But since they had over 10,000 people, what's the problem with that? | So while it would be very hard, two or three people could pull the 2 tonnes for a small pyramid stone on a tree type rolling system. And 80 people (or less) could likely pull the largest stone. But since they had over 10,000 people, what's the problem with that? | ||