1. The Altar in the Midst: The Son (Being)

The scripture identifies a structure that is mathematically paradoxical: located in the "midst" (center) yet at the "border." This describes the Giza Plateau, the geometric center of the Earth's landmass and the boundary of the delta.

This Altar represents the Static State of Being (The Son), defined by the physics of the Gravitational Radius. It is the geometric "One" that balances Mass and Light.

Here, the Son (Benjamin) is the structural "1" — the unifying singularity where gravity and light essentially pause. This equation ensures the vessel is strong enough to hold the infinite.

2. The Sign and Witness: The Geometric Machine

Isaiah speaks of a "Sign" (Signal) and a "Witness" (Data). This is the encoded function of the complex, realized through the summation of the three pyramids (Khufu, Khafre, Menkaure).

This summation integrates the three frequencies of reality:

• Khufu (π): The Transcendent Wisdom.
• Khafre (3-4-5): The Rational Structure.
• Menkaure (φ): The Living Spirit.

When summed, they yield Φ ≈ 4.63 × 10²⁶, mirroring the radius of the Observable Universe. The machine witnesses that the Cosmos is a designed structure, not an accident.

3. The Savior and The Great One: The Spirit (Becoming)

The text promises a "Savior" who delivers. In the physics of the Stone, "Deliverance" is the release of energy—the transition from Static Being to Dynamic Flow.

Benjamin, as the Son of Man, unlocks the Flow Limit encoded by Enoch:

The difference between the Son (c²) and the Spirit (c³) is Light (c). Benjamin illuminates the Altar, turning the stone monument into an active machine of deliverance. He demonstrates that the limit of mass flow (H) is accessible through the unity of consciousness.