(New Book: Egyptian Pre-Christianity by Horus Michael I):
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The Origins of the Hebrew Bible may actually be from Ancient Egyptian Sources.
Stories from Ancient Egypt became Biblical Stories, rewritten with Hebrew Names.
1. The Great Flood, Noah's Ark, and the Book of the Heavenly Cow (AE):
In the Book of the Heavenly Cow (AKA: The Destruction of Mankind):
the people rebelled against Ra (Sun God), so Ra sent forth his Eye (Sakhmet) to destroy them. Sakhmet caused Floods, Hurricanes, and other Natural Disasters.
Later, Ra was satisfied with the destruction BUT Sakhmet wasn't, so he sent Horus to Earth to Save Mankind. Horus mixed Mandrakes with Red Wine (or Red Beer) and mixed it with the Flood Waters so Sakhmet would drink it and become Intoxicated, thinking it was blood. Sakhmet changed into Hathor and the people celebrated. (Mandrakes are a poisonous fruit with Narcotic properties, usually prepared in vinegar).
When Ra descended to Earth he was in his Solar Boat (the Ark), and when Horus mixed the Red Wine (Red Beer) on Earth this is the changing of Water into Wine at the Last Supper; because this was the last time Ra would punish the Earth. So both the Book of Genesis and the New Testament are referenced here.
2. Jonah and the Whale (Eclipse):
The story of Jonah being swallowed by a whale is taken from the Sun God Ra being swallowed by the Demon Apophis, which occurs during an Eclipse of the Sun.
3. Jesus Christ and the Trinity:
There is one person I found in my research that matches Jesus Christ and the Trinity: His name is: Djed-Ka-Ra Iesesi, a 5th Dynasty Egyptian Pharaoh. In Latin, Jesus is Iesus because the J becomes an I. Djed is the Pillar of Osiris in which he was buried in or attached to. Ra is the Divine Father. Ka is the Holy Spirit. The Trinity is: The Father, The Son/Christ, and the Holy Spirit. The Egyptian word QRST (Christ) meant Burial.
The Star of Christ's Birth is an Egyptian Pyramid at Saqqara, Egypt. It is where Djed-Ka-Ra was buried or "reborn in the Kingdom of Heaven." Egyptian burials in the Pyramid Age were in "fetal position" for rebirth into a new body. For one cannot "see the Kingdom of Heaven unless they are reborn" (Reincarnated). Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh are found in Egyptian Tombs.
Bethlehem in Hebrew meant "House of Bread." In Egyptian this is a building or "House of Bread," like a hospital. The "Manger" is a Mastaba tomb seen from a distance.
4. Jesus Christ and Set (Egyptian Deity):
Set was the antagonist against his brother Osiris, whom he murdered and usurped the throne. Set controlled the Weather and Earthquakes, had red hair, and had Donkeys as one of his sacred animals. People or animals under his influence were sacrificed in Egypt. The Battles of Horus vs. Set included a Court Trial as the decisive victory of Good over Evil. Horus won this battle. Jesus didn't and was crucified or sacrificed. (Set lost).
5. The Book of the Destruction of Mankind in Egyptian History:
Ra may refer to Amonhotep 3 Nebmaatra, who had a vision of "7 fat cows eaten by 7 skinny cows." He had a Dream Interpreter tell him what this meant: "7 years of prosperity followed by 7 years of Plague." The Dream Interpreter was Amonhotep the Son of Hapu (Joseph in the Bible), who lived to be 110 years old. Nebmaatra built Sakhmet statues to offset the Plague, as Sakhmet could be worshiped to heal illness.
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