Egyptian Pharoah Ahmose the liar; Egyptian Arafat the liar.

Submitted by REX (United States), May 2, 2010 at 14:27

Ahmose claims he expelled foreigners who had come to Egypt in time of war and ruined Egyptian temples, while our Bible shows one foreigner Joseph reigning as governor to an Egyptian king Genesis 41:39-44 (which is Senusert III) collecting Amorite/Canaanite horses for grain Genesis 47:17 and Joseph protected the land of the priests.He sold not their lands Genesis 47:22. Abydos Egyptian king list shows the king after Amenemhet IV is Ahmose. This means the 13-17th dynasties were invented to hide the fact that Ahmose brought down the Amenemhet/Senusert dynasty. (There were horses in Senusert III's reign since a horse skeleton was found at Buhen, Nubia in 1959 A.D. traced to Senusert III's reign. )

Joseph saved Egypt from the global famine. Genesis 41:57. Ahmose destroyed all records of Joseph when he entered Biblical On (Heliopolis,Egypt). Babylonian Amorites expierienced famine. Amorite king Abi-Eshuh 1710-1684 B.C.(Jacob enters Egypt 1702 B.C. at age 130) dams up the Tigris river to starve out the Sealanders during the global famine. There were two Exodus's in Egypt's history. The Amorite/Canaanites leaving Egypt when Ahmose expeled them and the Hebrew Exodus in the reign of Thutmose III where Moses would not serve Egyptian gods.Exodus 480 years before Solomon's 4th year of reign. (1 Kings 6:1) Solomon's real reign 1019-979 B.C.E./B.C. Thutmose III died in 1495 B.C. not 1436 B.C. when the Egyptian king's list and the Jerusalem king list match the new chronology.

To hide history is to hate the Jews. On the Temple Mount the Moslems are detroying Jewish artifacts to erase Jewish history and in an effort to replace Jewish history with Arafat's conjured up fake Palestinian history. The world could learn so much by reviewing mankind's past where Moses has told us the truth.

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