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Expert Claims Jesus' Body Lies Hidden Beneath the Great Pyramid of Giza
In a stunning and controversial revelation, Dr. Paul Warner, a researcher involved in archaeological and theological studies, claims to have discovered what he believes could be the tomb of Jesus Christ — hidden deep beneath the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt.
The discovery, if verified, could reshape religious history. However, it's important to note that these claims have not yet been confirmed by independent or religious authorities.
A Secret Chamber and Ancient Clues
According to Dr. Warner, the body of Jesus is supposedly entombed inside a sealed underground chamber, alongside the Ark of the Covenant — the sacred chest from Jewish and Christian traditions said to contain the Ten Commandments, a jar of manna, and Aaron's staff.
Warner’s research reportedly includes photos and video from the Southern Passageway, a lesser-known tunnel beneath the pyramid. He claims to have found man-made structures beyond the final stone wall — supporting his theory that something significant is hidden there.
Decoding Ancient Texts to Pinpoint the Location
Warner says he arrived at this conclusion by cross-referencing holy texts from Judaism, Christianity, and Islam with early Mesopotamian writings on clay tablets. He believes several sacred landmarks mentioned in the scriptures — like Mount Sinai, Mount Zion, and the Mountain of Light from the Quran — pointed toward the Great Pyramid as a spiritual focal point.
He even suggested that this location may have been where Jesus gave his "Sermon on the Mount", although no mainstream historical or biblical scholars support this view.
Backed by Years of Research
Warner handed over his decade-long research project to Egyptian authorities in late 2021. In October 2022, he was granted special permission to consult with the Scan Pyramids Mission — an official Egyptian-international project that uses advanced technology to scan the interiors of ancient pyramids for hidden voids and chambers.
According to Warner, Egypt’s Minister of Tourism and Antiquities, Ahmed Issa, agreed to allow further scanning in the specific underground section where he believes the tomb lies. Warner offered all his research data free of charge.
Global Reactions and Unverified Claims
Warner believes his findings could lead to a greater understanding between religions and even help promote peace in the Middle East. However, no physical remains of Jesus Christ have ever been confirmed by archaeologists, and religious scholars have not supported this discovery.
Despite the global buzz, experts are urging caution until more evidence is reviewed and confirmed.
