Wednesday, July 26, 2017

Treasures of the Chocolate Hills

Is it true that the Maharlikans were not obsessed in constructing towering temples for purposes of rituals and ceremonies to please the Elohim because they believe the gods will not thrive in there? There are no archaeological evidences of ancient structures have been unearthed or discovered in the Philippines showing any of these activities. The only Maharlikan’s obsessions are gold, silver and other precious metals and stones (gems) and crystals.

Ophir (ancient Philippines) was undeniably a land rich of gold as it was discussed in my previous posts and even supported by some ancient writings or accounts and even the Bible itself. Ophir was even described with its mountains of gold, a richness and resources so abundant beyond imaginations. But where are these golds now? How could a mountain of gold vanish away without a trace except for some gold veins and motherlodes found in its mountains where mining activities are undertaking?

Traveling back to the time of the biblical King Solomon, it is said that his navy went to Ophir (Philippines) and from thence they fetched gold by the hundreds of talents; e.g. 420 talents (1 Kings 9:28) or 3000 talents (I Chronicles 29:4). That’s a huge volume of gold from Ophir.

In Hebrew weighing scale, one talent is equivalent to 34.2 kilos in the English metric scale. Putting that in the calculations, King Solomon could have:
                                420 talents x 34.2 kilos   = 14,364 kilos (14.3 MT)
                                3000 talents x 34.2 kilos = 102,600 kilos (102.6 MT)

But that huge volume do not even represents a mountain-size figure. There must be a more tangible proof to show that Ophir really has that resources of gold so abundant that they even called it mountains of gold. But where are these mountains of gold?

After watching the videos of King Solomon’s Gold Series posted by The God Culture in Youtube, more specifically the series about the Chocolate Hills in Bohol, Philippines, I have come to an idea, which is now for me, a theory, that there is more in the Chocolate Hills than merely an array of uniformly-coned mounds of the same heights. In that segment of the series the Group is theorizing or speculating that the chocolate hills in Bohol are actually pyramids covered with earth, like the one discovered in Mexico in 2010. That pyramid was totally hidden and for many years no one knows that mountain is actually a pyramid because it is completely covered by earth. This might had been covered most probably during the great flood in Noah’s time when the whole earth was covered with water.    

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Excavated Pyramid of Tonina Pyramid in Mexico


Look at the graphic image of the pyramid in Image 1 and look at the pyramid in Image 2. There is the big similarity from the graphic (imaginary) with the actual features after the structure was excavated.

I am now beginning to believe that the chocolate hills in Bohol Island are not just pyramids covered with earth as theorized by the The God Culture group but actually pyramids made of gold. And not just one but hundreds like houses built in clusters, like in Image 3. If this is true, then this will be the biggest and the most amazing finding not only in the history of Ophir but of the entire human history. But of course this has to be proven by scientific ways but for now the only way is to excavate these hills in order to find out what exactly underneath those pyramid-like mounds. 

So, my question is, are these not the golden wedge of Ophir mentioned in Isaiah 13:12?


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The Chocolate Hills, Philippines
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1 comment:

  1. Conspiracy theories made by Christian Americans because they knew Filipinos are vulnerable and submissive when it comes to topics of God, Bible and religion. If Chocolate Hills are pyramids, then how are u going to explain the Hills that were broken/ damaged after the earthquake. You can see the inside of it and it contains lots and lots of rocks... Not a single architectural grand Ness or anything....just a regular hill.

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