Pharaohism 2: Evidence for the Tutankhamon-Jesus Christ Theory...

 

 Pharaohism 2

 

Evidence for the Tutankhamon-Jesus Christ Theory

Authored by Michael J. Costa
Edition: 1.0

Pharaohism 2: Evidence for the Tutankhamon-Jesus Christ Theory.
     How does the Egyptian Pharaoh Akhenaton - an apparent Drug Addict and Transgender cross-dresser, who cares more about worshiping an invisible God that drinks wine in an open ceiling Temple than for its Scientific qualities - become exiled outside of Egypt, only to return as the Prophet Moses? Why is the Hebrew Bible's account of the Israelites in Egypt off by a factor of 10, proving the Exodus happened in the life of Horemhab or Ramses 1? (Exodus 12:40). Why is the life of King Tutankhamon so Christ-Like - that he had 12 Disciples attending his funeral, He started his work on the Temples at age 12, and may have been crucified to a tree when the Hittite Prince visited Egypt while Tut was hunting?

    This book uses ideas from Egyptian author, Ahmed Osman (1992), and American Psychic, Jeane Dixon (1962), for the theories presented herein.

Copyright 2014 Michael J. Costa, All rights reserved.


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  Note:

The Reigns of the Egyptian rulers after Akhenaton and ending with Horemhab are 43 years total, not 430 years.  The Hebrew system of counting (while imprisoned) was off by a factor of 10.  So other people in the Old Testament have their ages affected by 10, meaning, Noah was 90 not 900.  As Akhenaton was exiled for 43 years, add this to his age.  The Israelites imprisoned in Egypt were his followers (Atonists who were responsible for damaging Egyptian monuments while Akhenaton was in power).  Moses was an exiled royal or prince of Egypt.  Akhenaton was co-ruler with his bodily son Smenkhkara before his exile.  Tutankhamon (Tutankhaton) was Akhenaton's grandson and heir.  Horemhab was a Military General under Tutankhamon and possibly the Pharaoh who lost his first born son to the plagues in the Book of Exodus.  His successor was Ramses 1 (a descendant of Akhenaton).  Akhenaton became Moses after exile to liberate his followers and create a new monotheist nation out of them.  

Crucifixion in Ancient Times included breaking the victim's leg to prevent escape.  Tutankhamon has a broken leg on his mummified remains.  He also had a Malaria fever prior to his death, indicating exposure.  This probably happened in the Nile Delta or other region away from the cities of Egypt, while he was hunting.  The Hittite Prince entered Egypt with the promise of becoming Pharaoh (Tutankhamon's wife had sent letters to the Hittites asking them for a son to marry, for a peace treaty).  The Hittite Prince was probably killed by Tutankhamon [or his hunting group] before they crucified him on a tree.  Crucifixion was by tying someone with rope, not via nails as during the Roman era.  The Roman version of Christianity was modernized from the story about Tutankhamon in the Library of Alexandria in Egypt (now missing...).  The White Lotus Chalice of Tutankhamon that wishes Eternal Life to those who drink from it, is the Christian Holy Grail Cup.  The real Templar Knights are (possibly) descended from Tutankhamon's family. 

MC 2014.

Publication Date:

Mar 28 2014

ISBN/EAN13:

1497489806 / 9781497489806

Page Count:

250

Binding Type:

US Trade Paper

Trim Size:

6" x 9"

Language:

English

Color:

Black and White

Related Categories:

Religion / Comparative Religion

MC 2014.