Sphinx

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The Sphinx (with the Great Pyramid in the background)

A Sphinx is depicted as a lion laying with fore legs extended and the head of a human. The most famous example would be "The Great Sphinx Of Giza" thought to represent King Khafra.

Contents 1 One Opinion 2 ATS Discussion Threads 3 External Sources 4 See Also

One Opinion

It is time the world learned the truth of the Sphinx, the living god. This photograph was taken by Charles Rash and depicts a living decedent of the Sphinx on July 23, 2003. Notice the prominent facial features that is the hallmark of the Sphinx family. The Sphinx is a member of the ruling class of gods and is much feared and respected. Humans have forgotten that there are races of people who possess two or more faces on the same head. It also might make you want to consider what it really means in the marriage ceremony,"what God has joined together, let not man put asunder. Sometimes I get another head slapped on my shoulders, but they usually don't stay long.

ATS Discussion Threads

• That underground room near the paw of Sphinx
• Egyptological dating of the Sphinx disproved
• The Great Pyramid And Sphinx, The Lies And Deceptions
• What's really beneath the Sphinx?
• A Second Sphinx?

External Sources

• Sphinx
• Great Sphinx Of Giza

See Also

Dating the Sphinx