Oh Gawd! Moses could be the Egyptian pharoah Akhenaten

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That's what Historians are saying,
And the ten commandments was written in hieroglyphics as there were no Jewish alphabets or writings during the period. Hence stone tablets.
The jews were not slaves but related to the pharoah and were elites.

 
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All Abrahamic religions are silly. So no need to split hairs like that. :cool:
 
Scholars say Book of Moses shd come before Abraham. Camels were used in Abraham time but not in Moses.
 
Scholars say Book of Moses shd come before Abraham. Camels were used in Abraham time but not in Moses.
The nile river is the Egyptian highway. They use boats.
Other parts it was the chariots.
 
The zionists now are trying hard to claim the rest of the middle east ever since their successful theft of the Palestinian land.
 
The zionists now are trying hard to claim the rest of the middle east ever since their successful theft of the Palestinian land.
They claim promised land is all the way to iraq. But they only want a small portion.
 
Food for thought :

Long before Christianity the off-world-powers/Gods/Aliens walked among men, that is when humans haven't discovered gun powder. Once we have we can hurt them 'accidentally' hence they go off screen. lol...........
 
pharoahs were incestious pedophiles. they fucked their daughters so much and often that genetic deformities were the norm among offsprings.
 
pharoahs were incestious pedophiles. they fucked their daughters so much and often that genetic deformities were the norm among offsprings.
I believe brothers and sisters were matched to be married to maintain sacred blood.. But that is similar to Thai monarchy.

Tutankhamun, or more famously King Tut, was a pharaoh during ancient Egypt’s New Kingdom era about 3300 years ago. Also known as the Boy King, he came into power at the age of 9, but only ruled for 10 years before dying at 19 around 1324 BC. King Tut’s tomb was discovered in 1922 filled with a wealth of treasures, including a solid-gold death mask. But until a DNA analysis was conducted in 2010, not much was known about the young pharaoh’s ancestral origins. The landmark study published in JAMA was the first time the Egyptian government allowed genetic studies to be performed on royal mummies. King Tut and 10 other royal mummies who were suspected of being his close relatives were examined. DNA samples taken from the mummies’ bones revealed the answers to many mysteries that had long surrounded the Boy King, and a 5-generation family tree was able to be created.

The tests determined that King Tut’s grandfather was Pharaoh Amenhotep III, whose reign was a period of unprecedented prosperity, and that his grandmother was Tiye. Amenhotep III and Tiye had 2 sons, one of whom became Amenhotep III’s successor to the throne, Akhenaten, King Tut’s father. Akhenaten was best known for abolishing ancient Egypt’s pantheon in favor of worshipping only 1 god. Whereas the body of King Tut’s mother has been located, her identity still remains a mystery. DNA tests have shown that she was one of Amenhotep III and Tiye’s 5 daughters, making her the full sister of Akhenaten. The incestuous trend continued into King Tut’s reign, as his own wife, Ankhesenpaaten, was his half-sister, with whom he shared the same father. They had 2 daughters, but they were both stillborn births.
 
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