You do not need to visit the building at the coordinates above
to find the cache.
This is the second cache in a series of Alphabet caches in
Stockholm.
The Bible
is a collection of religious texts written in several languages
over long periods of time.
These texts have been translated to most modern languages.
Different sources for the texts have been used - sometimes even
very old fragments of papyrus. The translations themselves differ
quite a lot, and some are more respected than others.
Between 1604 and 1611, 47 scholars (members of the Church of
England) translated these texts to English, to create the King
James Version.
Various printed versions of the King James Version initially tended
to differ in
more or less important
details, until
the standardized text in the 1769
Oxford edition.
The King James Version was meant to be the "authorized" Bible in
the United Kingdom, and is still considered to be "divinely
inspired" by some religious groups.
A very little known secret about The King James Version is that it
contains a coded reference to a position in the Stockholm (Sweden)
area.
You can find the coded North coordinate here:
Samuel (B+10):(B+32), then skip the first (B-3) words
And the coded East coordinate here:
Joshua (B+14):(B-5), then skip the first (B-3) words
If you think finding the value of B is too difficult, it is also
written inside the logbook of Alphabet A - Apache.
You probably don't need the
GeoChecker.