From Pharaohism 2:
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.
Dates of Egyptian Rulers:
Djoser-Kheperura Horemhab: 28 years.
Kheper-Kheperura Ay: 4 years.
Ankh-Kheperura Smenkhkara: 2 years.
Nebkheperura Tutankhamon: 9 years.
28 + 4 + 2 + 9 = 43.
The Bible said "430 years" for the duration of the Israelites' imprisonment in Egypt. This is a mistype of the Old Testament of a factor of 10x. Historians were always vexed on this number, and could not locate the actual Exodus given this time frame.
Akhenaton was exiled (not killed) for 43 years, and his people (Atonists, Monotheists, or Israelites) were imprisoned for 43 years, and liberated when he returned as (Aton)Moses during the reign of Horemhab (who lost his only son) and Ramses 1 (who ruled after Horemhab died, presumingly at the Red Sea). The biblical Exodus was a simple and minor affair, not what Hollywood imagines. Dates courtesy of "The Wordsworth Handbook of Kings & Queens" by the late John E. Morby, Ph.D., professor of History at CSU East Bay.
Akhnaton's exile and the age of Moses in the Bible as an elder both correlate to this discovery.
Moses was a royal person or "prince of Egypt" exiled for treason. Akhenaton betrayed Egypt to the religion of One God and tried to destroy Egyptian religion, so he was exiled and later became Moses 43 years later. Osman said this but without the Mathematical answer I provide in this new book. He mentioned Smenkhkara ruled "a few days" not 2 years. The throne names of the interim Pharaohs are complex names, possibly 2 per name. Djoserkheperura was the throne name of both Smenkhkara and Horemhab (minus Ra), so possibly both ruled using a complex name.
Akhnaton ruled 17 years with coregency of his father Amonhotep 3.
Then Ankhkheperura Neferneferuaton ruled (Smenkhkara and Nefertiti),
followed by: Ankhkheperura Smenkhkara, and Djoserkheperura (Horemhab) and Smenkhkara.
This interim was 2 years.
Tutankhamon ruled 9 years (age 9 1/2, before age 10 birthday to 19 at death).
Ay ruled 4 years, and married Tutankhamon's Queen as customary.
Horemhab ruled 28 years, then the 10th Plague killed his only son, and he died himself chasing after Moses (Aton-moses).
The Israelites were the overthrown Atonists under Akhenaton and were imprisoned for vandalism and destruction of property. Akhnaton was exiled outside of the Egyptian Empire. He came back for them at the end of Horemhab's reign. His successor Ramses 1 was a grandson of Akhenaton via his daughter Ankhesenpaaton 2 and a Army man named Sety. Yuya was Ramses 1's ancestor. This may explain why Sety 1 and Ramses 2 have red hair, and the same nose type. Osman credits Yuya as one of the Josephs of the Bible (Pharaoh's dream, Amonhotep 3).
Akhenaton was a drug addict because he let his country go to waste while he was drugged up, ignoring foreign nations, closing all Polytheist temples in Egypt and destroying statues, and ignoring the people who slaved for him as Pharaoh. The combination of drugs included Hemp (found in his tomb), Poppy flowers / Opium, and Blue Lotus inhalants. Monotheism was the end result of this activity. This also explains why Moses looked the way he did upon returning. A simple prison break is nothing worth celebrating the last 3300 years.
MC 2014. Copyright 2014 MJC. All rights reserved.
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