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In this episode, we discuss an amazing new discovery of a hidden corridor in the Great Pyramid of Giza. Derek takes us behind the scenes sharing the story of how this corridor was found, why it is important, and what it was used for. We also talk about who built the pyramids and what they were initially designed for.
Our conversation also travels to Central America where Derek shares the mysteries behind the ancient Mayan and Incan civilizations of Central America. We discuss the Elongated skulls of Peru and how they may connect to Genesis 6:4, the secrets behind the Mayan pyramids and the secrets to Machu Picchu. We also talk about portals, what they are, why and where they existed, and hear Derek’s story of visiting an ancient site in Peru where a portal was said to be.
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