Why did the Christian messiah fail to fulfill the messianic prophecies?

That nonsense actually has its origins in a book published by Charles Piazzi Smyth in 1864. He attempted to use similar calculations to explain that the pyramids actually foretold the Apocalypse. Which is said would occur in 1881.

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Smyth claimed, for instance, that the beginning of a sloping passage called the Grand Gallery marked the birth of Christ and33 inches laterthe Crucifixion (the number 33 corresponding to the year of Christ's death). Depending upon how one measured the complete length of the Grand Gallery, it terminated at a point between 1,881 and 1,911 pyramid inches. Smyth interpreted this to be the period of Great Tribulation preceding the Second Coming of Christ.

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Well, despite his fancy math, we're still here.And much like your fancy math, it was utter nonsense. As is your drivel.And for anyone who wants a good laugh, here is a link to 10 idiotic theories of the pyramids that don't involve aliens:10 Bizarre Theories About The Pyramids That DON'T Involve Aliens

Actually, I am an engineer. Which makes me even more qualified to provide feedback on the fact that the building of the pyramids have nothing to do with your crackpot ideas. Actually, you haven't won a single argument yet. But unfortunately, you are so deluded and in denial, your fragile mind cannot accept that fact. Depends on the engineer. Some designs have crashed and burned. In the case of life and biology, there is no designer. A fact that you still have not grasped. Usually. It certainly is in this case. The more intelligent EVC posters (Tangle, Dwise, Pressie, Coyote, me) are defeating you (the non intelligent) with ease. Wrong yet again. I am sensing a pattern here. I'll give you that. But I wasn't attempting to imply you are responsible for the opinion of that other crackpot. Merely attempting to explain by analogy that you are also a crackpot. Indeed I am. Which is why I make an effort to ensure I am not spewing bullshit. Perhaps a lesson you should learn?

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Single responsibility principle
The single responsibility principle states that every module or class should have responsibility over a single part of the functionality provided by the software, and that responsibility should be entirely encapsulated by the class.

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So now we are getting into software programming? Alllright!!!!!! Right back atcha! And an extension of that, I would also recommend you get educated on topics before attempting to debate others. It will avoid you looking like, well, a doofus.