Florence man believes he sees new Garden, plans journey to Egypt
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Gary Parker
Posted: Thursday, April 2, 2015 1:00 am
On NASA’s website, you can see a picture of Egypt’s Giza Plateau and the pyramids taken from space.
The teeming city of Cairo on the left side of the screen abruptly stops for the barren brown desert of the plateau on the right.
Gary Parker of Florence sees more here
than initially meets the eye. Viewing it on a laptop screen that he can
tilt toward his knees, he sees the archangel Uriel and his fiery sword.
As his gaze moves rightward, he sees
the tree of knowledge. God embraces a baby lamb with his left arm; his
right hand is placed in a comforting gesture on Eve’s back. Adam appears
to be kissing God’s right hand. Adam and Eve are a dark-skinned,
attractive couple of apparent Middle Eastern heritage.
Still continuing his gaze to the
right, Parker sees the serpent. This is the easiest image to spot on the
desert topography. By tilting the screen in a dark room, the serpent’s
eyes become alight with fire.
These images don’t jump out in sharp
relief; they’re more like seeing people and animals in clouds. But
Parker believes what he’s seeing is the new Garden of Eden.
He’s sure enough that he’s planning a
trip to the Giza Plateau. He wants to be there exactly three years to
the day the photo was taken — July 26, 2015 — at noon.
He plans to say a chant that he hopes
will gain him entry to the Garden, where he hopes to collect 195 leaves
from the tree of life. The leaves, one for each nation on Earth, will
rid the planet of war and disease, and “heal the nations of the new
Earth,” he said.
The 22nd chapter of the Book of Revelation begins:
“And he shewed me a pure river of water of life, clear as crystal, proceeding out of the throne of God and of the Lamb.
“In the midst of the street of it, and
on either side of the river, was there the tree of life, which bare
twelve manner of fruits, and yielded her fruit every month: and the
leaves of the tree were for the healing of the nations.”
Parker said each nation must receive a
leaf, but, “They don’t tell you how they’re going to be dispersed.
That’s where I come in.”
He plans to bring a video crew to record the adventure.
If there’s any chance it could be
true, Parker said he has to try. “What kind of schmuck wouldn’t want to
heal the nations of the world?” he asked.
But the bright verdant scene depicted
in Revelation doesn’t sound much like today’s Giza Plateau, which
Wikipedia describes as “a sandy, desert climate and terrain with little
vegetation.”
Parker said he’s trying to organize a meeting with a bishop, a rabbi, a Muslim imam and an LDS clergyman.
“They all need to know this, and help
fund the mission,” he said. One imam he has already showed the picture
to said he couldn’t be involved because “it goes against the Quran,”
Parker said.
He also showed the photo to Dale
Branson, pastor of St. Michael’s Catholic Church in San Tan Valley. But
Branson said last week there’s no support in Scripture for what Parker
sees in the picture.
“There’s nothing in Scripture about
the new Garden of Eden,” nor is there any precedent for it in tradition
or even legend “that I’m personally aware of,” the pastor said. He added
that these are only his personal opinions.
Dr. Darryl DelHousaye, president of
Phoenix Seminary, also saw the photo. He said he told Parker his ideas
were “beyond the Scriptures” and he couldn’t give a biblical basis for
them.
Yet DelHousaye also said “I’m not
going to limit God,” and he would never discourage someone from doing
something they feel God has put on their heart.
Parker was working this week to start an account on Crowdrise.com
to raise money, and he is also accepting donations directly to pay for
the trip. He said donors can receive a DVD of the experience. He can be
contacted at g.parker36gary@aol.com .
Great Pyramid
Parker, 58, said he has worked in real
estate and also did some Hollywood screenwriting before moving to
Anthem to help his parents. He said he has seldom been to church in the
last 50 years, and had little interest in religious ideas before his
current project.
Parker came across the NASA photo as
he was doing research for Earth Together, a nonprofit organization he is
forming to protect and preserve the Great Pyramid. Much more than a
tomb or a feat of ancient architecture, the Great Pyramid contains
wonders yet to be fully understood, Parker said.
Tilting his computer screen at an
obtuse angle — the same way he views the photo of the Giza Plateau —
Parker believes he sees computer code in a photo of Gantenbrink’s Door,
which blocks a shaft from the queen’s chamber in the Great Pyramid.
“It’s all zeros,” in contrast to the
typical binary code made up of zeros and ones. Binary code is text or
computer processor instructions using those two digits.
“The pyramid is a machine and it’s still working, and I can prove it. I have to get to Egypt to do it.”
Around this time, he also reached out
to the ancient Egyptian god Ptah several times via instructions he found
on the Internet. These included standing shoeless in a foot of water,
raising his hands, calling out to the god and asking a question. He said
he he has done this approximately 20 times in the Gila River off
Attaway Road near Florence, and it seems to be working; he sometimes
finds answers the next day on his computer.
Parker clarified that Ptah has never spoken to him, only showed him pictures.
Once he went to the river and instead of calling out to Ptah, he called out to Yahweh, the god of the Hebrew bible.
After that, he stumbled upon the NASA photo, studied it at different angles in a darkened room, and saw Garden of Eden images.
Now after spending hours looking at them, he’s planning to go there, to see if he can fulfill a promise of Scripture.
“Even if a quarter or an eighth of it is true, it’s going to be amazing.”
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