. Millennial dawn. s?=?. -1-1 i «»=? ^ m 1-< ^ X ^ o ° h?- < —1 1 n = R* ^ ^ W F^ !0 ^o is ? K^ ^ r o. o 1 ^ The Great Pyravild. 349 entrance to the **Kings Chamber is gained. Thus theKings Chamber, the grandest and highest room of thePyramid, becomes the symbol of the perfection of thedivine nature to be gained by the little flock, the fewovercomers chosen out of the many called (whose call-ing is symbolized by the Grand Gallery), who passthrough self-sacrifice and trial (symbolized by the Ante-Chamber, and the low passages into and from it). The callto the divine nature came first

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. Millennial dawn. s?=?. -1-1 i «»=? ^ m 1-< ^ X ^ o ° h?- < —1 1 n = R* ^ ^ W F^ !0 ^o is ? K^ ^ r o. o 1 ^ The Great Pyravild. 349 entrance to the **Kings Chamber is gained. Thus theKings Chamber, the grandest and highest room of thePyramid, becomes the symbol of the perfection of thedivine nature to be gained by the little flock, the fewovercomers chosen out of the many called (whose call-ing is symbolized by the Grand Gallery), who passthrough self-sacrifice and trial (symbolized by the Ante-Chamber, and the low passages into and from it). The callto the divine nature came first to our Lord Jesus, he be-ing perfe6t, and having been born into the world for the verypurpose of attaining the divine nature through sacrificing hishuman nature as the ransom price for mankind. Hence itis that the Grand Gallery* is shown as commencing atour Lords birth. It does not, therefore, symbolize the Gos-pel age, for it did not commence until Jesus had made an endof the Law age by his sacrifice on the

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