Minoans, Hebrews and Hyksos

Submitted by Tom (United States), Jun 16, 2012 at 13:50

Minoan laborers were entering Egypt working on Egyptian king Senusret II's temple at the same time the tomb at Beni Hasan Egyptian artists show Canaanite men, women and children begin to trickle into Egypt before Joseph arrived in Egypt.

Joseph was a slave who entered Egypt at the time of Senusret II's funeral; Joseph entered Egypt in the first year of Senusret III's reign. Senusret III fought four major wars against the Nubians and Senusret III banned Nubian immigration into Egypt, while letting the Hebrews and Canaanite Hyksos into Egypt during the world famine after he annexed Canaan. (Genesis 41:57)

Minoans, Hebrews and Hyksos all lived in Egypt's delta at the same time in Egyptian history. The Canaanite Hyksos entered Egypt during Senusret III's reign and the Canaanites left Egypt during Ahmose reign in the first Exodus, while the Minoans and Hebrews left Egypt at the end of Thutmose III's reign in the second Exodus.

Egyptian ancient history man tries to keep a mystery, while modern man embraces the fraudulent Palestinian history the Egyptian born Arafat had invented. The Palestinians were given Jordan as their homeland yet they want the Jewish land of Israel as well as we witness in our modern age in searching for the truth.

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