The Hyksos-Habiru origins

Why the Ancient Habiru were Persecuted in Ancient Times

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The origin of the Habiru (Egyptian for “Outcast or Wanderer”) was in Ancient Egypt as the Hyksos Pharaohs from Canaan.  The Hyksos or “Shepherd-Kings” entered Egypt however peacefully and settled there, but once they had powers of Government they took over Lower Egypt.  They introduced new technology like the Chariot, Swords, Armor, and certain battle formations, but were largely illiterate so they could not read what the native Egyptians were writing about them.  After some generations of Occupation, the Egyptians overthrew the Hyksos under Prince Ahmoses I of Waset (Thebes), founder of the 18^th Dynasty.  Ahmoses removed the Hyksos back into Canaan.  After some time, the former Hyksos learned Literacy and wrote the Bible.  This was their revenge against civil society.  They took the Gods and Goddesses of surrounding Nations and made them into Devils or Demons; any positive influences were made into Angels or God.  The Monotheism of Akhenaton existed in between the age of the Hyksos (at end of 18^th Dynasty) and the age of the Hebrews in Israel (19^th Dynasty, See: Merenptah Stele).  The new Hebrews (Habiru) lived in Canaan (“The Promised Land”) where the Hyksos initially dwelt prior to invading Egypt.  Ahmoses was remembered as the Fictional Moses who led an uprising against Pharaoh and led the Hebrews into Canaan.  History has been tainted by that book for centuries.  This was intensified by the Fictional Jesus Christ character who used the Hebrew information to revise Egyptian Ceremonies into the Roman World, thus preserving Egyptian culture.  

Examples of Demonized Gods or Goddesses of other native contemporaries:

SATAN = from the Egyptian word SATA the Serpent (in Chapter 87 of the Book of the Dead).  Everyone can become SATA after they die. 

ASTAROTH = from Ishtar the Babylonian Goddess.

BELIAL = from BAAL.

YAHWEH = a local Canaanite Deity made into the Creator.  Egyptian Prince Ahmoses used the local God Amon, a wind god, to make Amon-Ra the Creator and King of the Gods.  

The Hebrews were often blamed whenever something went wrong, like with the Coptic Christians in Modern Egypt by Arabs living there.  Ancient Egyptians were genetically part Semitic/Middle Eastern and North African.  The “Evil Pharaohs of the Quran” were Hyksos Pharaohs, not Egyptian ones.