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Ham went
to Egypt after ruling in Babylonia and corrupted the people with
his evil ways. Shem came and executed his brother and instituted God's ways. The priests of Egypt were angry because of their de-motion as priests. SHEM was righteous and Godly, he built the pyramid as a testament of the truth. Mythology is a veiled language that can reveal these events as facts. The Hyksos, or Shepherd Kings were Shem and his son in ancient Egypt. The Chapter Headings are somewhat misleading, in that the places I quoted contain valuable information. For Example: "HAM in History" had information about the Hyksos, Shepherd Kings (Shem and his son). |
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Chapter Headings:
XXVI. A Proposed Outline of History Between 2000 and 1300 BC Dynasty 1-3 replaced by Ham (Menes) and Nimrod ruling from the flood 2348 BC - to Shem's arrival before 2140 BC Dynasty 4 is Shem (Khufu), Japheth (Khafre), and Shem's son Mycerinus (b. 2237 - 1799) who ruled after Japheth and lived about 438 yrs. Mrs. Bristowe disregards Dynasties 6-12, and says Mycerinus was Joseph's pharaoh. I disagree, rather the 12th dynasty was real, as seen from David Rohl's book. Again Disregarding Dynasties 13, 14, 16, 17 as priestly forgeries. The 15th Dynasty is other names for SHEM therefore the "Hyksos conquest" was purposely put out-of-sequence, belonging to the 4th Dynasty. Again the 13th, 14th, & 17th Dynasties seem legitimate looking at the DomainofMan.com chart. I don't see a problem eliminating the 15th dynasty as Mrs. Bristowe does because I believe the Hyksos conquest was Shem's arrival, and the priests would make every effort to cover that up. Also it overlaps the 17th and 16th Dynasties. MY SYNOPSIS: 1st Dynasty Ham & Nimrod (Old 1-3) 2nd Dynasty Shem, Japheth, and Mycerinus - (Old 4th & 15th) 3rd Dynasty (Old 12th, 13th, 14th, 17th) 13th -Pharoah that knew not Joseph 4th Dyansty (old 18th - "Heretic Kings" who worshipped the God of Israel, overthrown by Ramses & the priests) 5th Dyansty - Ramses II who was Shishak of the Old Testament, sacked the Temple of Solomon . . . . . . . . XXV. The Great Pyramid and Semti's Tablet This tablet is as important as the Rosetta Stone! "The clasp
to the chain of evidence which identifies the Pyramid Builder with Shem. .
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In one corner is seen over the figure of Semti an outstretched arm holding a water-pot, symbol of Nu (Noah), while above, at the end of a long neck is the head of an ass, (unfortunately) the symbol of Set (Shem), the whole goup of signs meaning "Shem, son of Noah." Semti wears the long hair and beard of the Shepherd Kings ... for just below him is the hieroglyphic for a temple or "great house," and in it the growing plant, symbol of Shu or Set (Shem), the two signs combined presumably meaning "the great house of Set or Sutech, " IOW, "the Great Pyramid of Shem." Semti is probably in the act of building the Pyramid, for he seems to be placing a plank upon four upright pillars, representing either "the pillars of Shu," . . . or the four cardinal points which might refer to the perfect orientation of the Pyramid. Top right, "around him are grouped seven objects, the seven stars or "turners-round" of Typhon the Great Bear, emblematic probably of Shem's seven companions in the Ark. |
I. Egypt The Land OF HAM
▲ Professor Sayce writes: "The Egyptians themselves called their country Khem, the Hebrew Ham." Note p. 18
II. Conspiracy Of Secrecy
▲ "Herodotus (400B.C.), "The Father of History," seems to have suspected that the priests were laughing in their sleeves while pretending to impart information..." (p.23)
III. The Conspirators
▲ The priests then, "...hatred
of anything relating to the Hebrew religion
is shown by their mythological texts in which we find the Creator of the
world represented as the grotesque Khepera, the scarab beetle (a dung beetle
which lays in eggs in a pile of dung)...Shem is associated with everything
vile and harmful and portrayed alternately as a hippopotamus, a crocodile, a
serpent, a pig, ass, or a hideous dwarf...and by extolling...Ham as their
great god Amon.
V. Origin of Hieroglyphics
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VI. How the Priests Rose to Power
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VII. More Reasons for the Priests' Hatred of the Israelites
▲ "Professor Sayce writes, 'There is a curious
attempt made by Amenhotep IV of the 18th dynasty to revolutionize
the Egyptian religion, and to replace the old religion of the state
by a sort of monotheistic pantheism...Akhnaton ...spoke of himself
as 'living in the truth.' I have set truth in my
inward parts,...and falsehood is my loathing; for I know that the
king rejoices in truth... Incidentally, Psalm 51:6 "thou desirest truth in the inward parts..." is a Psalm of David, who this Egyptian King may have known personally. "Amenhotep's palace and the houses of his courtiers have recently been excavated and show every sign of sudden and intentional destruction...the Builder of the Great Pyramid reputation will shape the young king's destiny." (p.52) XII. Archaeological Evidence
▲ XIV. Bible Stories Mythologized
▲ "Thus the curious consistency which runs through Mythology along with its inconsistencies and absurdities enables us to trace Noah and his sons in Egyptian inscriptions which otherwise seem gibberish...in China, where two lions form the favorite ornaments in pottery or metal,...represent male and female, as where Egyptian lion-gods, Shu and Tefnut, ... the male lion places his paw protectively upon a round object which might represent a globe, thereby coinciding with the Egyptian texts referring to Shu as uplifting the world because of which he is thought to be the original of the Greek Atlas." (p.81) XV.
SHEM as the Air-god SHU ▲ "In "Wars of the Titans"...the struggle between the sons of Noah, i.e. Cronus, Japetus, and Titan (or Typhon)...Set-Typhon, another of Shem's Egyptian pseudonyms...representing him as the enemy and murderer of their favorite god Osiris (Nimrod)..." (p. 85) "Thus under the disguise of the gods Shu and Bes, we catch vivid glimpses of Shem. That the priests knew all about him is indicated by the fact that in their inscriptions they portray him as radiant, spiritually minded, righteous, and heroic being---Atlas, bearing up the heavens above the earth--Hercules, a champion and defender of the faith." (p.88) XVI.
HAM in Egyptian Mythology ▲
XVII.
HAM in Babylonian Mythology ▲
XVIII.
HAM in History as Scorpion, Menes, Mendes, Moeris, and Amenemhat III
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XIX.
A Startling Possibility ▲ "Finally, the prophet Ezekiel likens the Pharaoh of past times to a young lion, and the Pharaoh of his own time (700 BC) to a serpent..." (p. 110)
XX. Why Nimrod fled to Egypt
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XXI. SHEM as the Evil god Set-Typhon, Apep, or Apophis
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XXII. Nimrod's Reign in Egypt and His Death
▲ They say " Osiris was murdered by his wicked brother Typhon ... even that the head of Osiris was cut off by Shesmu . . . the priests invented an elaborate myth in which Osiris was made king of the underworld . . . and SHEM a criminal tried, condemned, and executed by Osiris . . . the trial of Nimrod by Shem was the roles of judge and criminal reversed." (p. 128-9)
XXIII.
Shem as the Hyksos King Salatis or Apepi
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XXIV. SHEM as the Pyramid Builder and Melchizedec
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XXVII. SHEM's "Sacred Book" and it's influence upon Amenhotep IV
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XXVIII.
SHEM's Writings
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XXIX.
SHEM's Prophecies
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XXX. The Influence of NOAH's Sons Upon Humanity
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"I never told lies to another man, for I know that God dwelt among men, and I recognized Him." "God is the righteous Judge" "The Things which God doeth cannot be known: verily a good son is the gift of God." "Let not thy heart be puffed up because of thy riches, for it is God that hath given them unto thee" (British Museum Catalogue, 1909, p. 133) "Honour thy Father and mother, with the promise annexed, that thy days may be long in the land" (Book of Beginnings, Massey, Vol. II, p. 107) |
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From the "One
only art thou, Thou Creator of beings, And Thou only makest all that is
created.
God is the One, the One who has made all things. God is hidden, an no one has perceived His form. No one hath fathomed His likeness. He is hidden in respect of gods and men, and is a mystery from His creatures. God is Truth, He lives by Truth, He lives upon Truth, He is the King of Truth. God is life and man lives by Him alone. He blows the breath of life into their nostrils. God is compassionate to those that fear Him, and hears those who cry unto Him. He protects the weak against the strong. God knows who knows Him. He rewards those who serve Him, and protects those who follow Him.
He causes growth to
fulfill all desires, He hath neither
ministrants nor offerings; . . . . . . . . . .
Unknown is His name
in heaven, (Book of the Dead, N. de G. Davies, p. 43) My Commentary: Since the time of Shem we have come to know the hidden God, mysterious in His ways, and have learned His Holy name YHVH.
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