Ancient Customs

Submitted by Lujack Skylark (United States), May 6, 2012 at 12:00

Ancient Customs are hard to break. The Moslems and Roman Catholics throughout history have made their converts by the sword. Have we really known very many generations of peace?

How do we know Moses even told us the truth about the Bible? We might check the Biblical and Egyptian customs in Abraham's, Joseph's and Moses life.

Abraham married his half-sister Sarah which was a custom in those days. (Genesis 20:11-12) Abraham met with an Egyptian pharoah. (Genesis 12:10-20) This old pharoah was Pepi II who had married his half sister Neith. Memphis dynasty falls after Abraham leaves Egypt. Pepi II rejected Abraham's God.

Joseph shaved (Genesis 41:14) for an Egyptian pharoah. (Genesis 41:41-45) The pharoah was Senusret III whose sister was Sit-Hathor-Yunet whose golden razor archaeologist found in her tomb. Egypt prospers as long as Joseph is alive.

Moses learned all the ways of the Egyptians. (Acts 7:22) An Egyptian princess saved Moses life. (Exodus 2:5-10) The princess name was Hatshepsut who taught Moses Egyptian ways. Thutmose III later would require all Egyptian prisoners and slaves to worship Egyptian gods. Moses and his people refused. Thutmose III was the Exodus pharoah who drowned in the Red Sea. The Hebrews took a great amount of wealth out of Egypt just like in the time of Abraham. (Exodus 12:35-36) & (Genesis 13:1-2)

Israel's historical roots are based in facts as we can observe by reviewing the customs. Israel's support comes mainly from American Christians believing the Bible is the word of God and the Jews have the right to live in their homeland Israel.

Ancient Customs of the Moslems and the Vatican are in agreement trying to formulate a Palestinian terrorist nation to be established along Israel's borders. They are against Israel's God.

Could the moral of this story be those who bless Israel's God will be blessed like Abraham, Joseph and Moses did and those who worship Allah and Mary are going to be cursed for being on the side of terrorists? (Genesis 12:1-3)

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