The Propaganda War

Submitted by Walter (United States), Nov 13, 2012 at 06:35

As Palestinian historians try to cover up ancient history and Egyptian radicals want to blow up the pyramids at Giza, the 430 years from Abraham leaving UR to the Exodus can be uncovered by ignoring Egyptian inflated chronology and by following the trail of the false gods the Egyptians servered.

(1) Neith was named for the Bee goddess Neith. She was the wife of Egyptian king Pepi II who poured honey over his naked male and female slaves to keep the flies off him. Pepi II had trade with UR where the Egyptians received silver and honey in exchange for Egyptian grain when Abraham lived at UR. It was UR's king Amar/Bur-Sin who built the House of Honey. Abraham age 67 leaves UR for Haran when his brother Haran dies. (Genesis 11:28-32) Pepi II is 88 years old when Abraham leaves UR. Pepi II is 96 years old when Abraham age 75 and Sarah age 65 enter Egypt. Pepi II is Egypt's first bi-sexual king. Besides Neith Pepi II had been in love with one of his generals. God plagues Egypt. (Genesis 12:17) Abraham and family leave Egypt when Abraham is 76 for Abraham lives in Canaan for 10 years and Ishmael is born when Abraham is 86. (Genesis 16:3 & 16:16) Pepi II dies at age 100 some 12 years after Abraham has left UR. Civil war occurs right after Pepi II dies. The Memphis dynasty falls and Thebes declares its independence. (Sakkara Egyptian king list lists after Pepi II reigns the next king is Mentuhotep II. ) Abraham left Egypt with silver (Genesis 13:1-2) Pepi II had aquired from UR.

(2) Mentu is the Egyptian god of war and Thebean Mentuhotep II fights in this Egyptian civil war for 39 years until he wins victory. Mentuhotep II reigns for a total of 51 years. Mentuhotep III reigns 12 years & Mentuhotep IV reigns 7 years in Thebes. (Pepi II 12 years + Mentuhotep II 51 years + Mentuhotep III 12 years +Mentuhotep IV 7 years = 82 years.) Mentuhotep II digs wells along the Nubian Egyptian trade route. Hagar and Ishmael find a well. (Genesis 21:17-19) Abraham fights over a well. (Genesis 21:25) This was the time period when drought struck the Middle-East.

(3) Nekhbet is the Egyptian vulture goddess worshipped by princess Sit-Hathor-Yunet the sister of Senusret III. Sit-Hathor-Yunet prays to the vulture goddess for relief from the global famine. (Genesis 41:57) Joseph began reigning as governor of Egypt when Senusret III ruled. (Amenemhet I who slew Mentuhotep IV reigned 30 years, Senusret I 36 years, Amenemhet II 34 years, Senusret II 19 years, Senusret III 39 years, Amenemhet III 45 years, Amenemhet IV 9 years and queen Sobekneferu 3 years = 215 years.)

(4) The worship of the planet Venus started with Babylon/Amorite king Ammi-saduqa 1646-1626 B.C. some 23 years after Ammi-saduqa died Egyptian king Amenhotep I began to reign over Egypt and Amenhotep I also worshipped the planet Venus. Amenhotep I's father Ahmose reigns over Egypt 3 years after Amenemhet IV dies. Check the Abydos Egyptian kings list. (Ahmose 25 years, Amenhotep I 21 years and the House of Thutmose I-III equal 87 years = 133 years)

(5) Queen Hatshepsut was a princess, the daughter of Thutmose I, who saved baby Moses. Hatshepsut worshipped the Egyptian cow goddess Hathor. The Hebrews in the wilderness worship the golden calf (Exodus 32:23-24) Princess Hatshepsut (Exodus 2:5-10) Thutmose I who slew Hebrew babies (Exodus 1:15-16) Thutmose III's reign some 480 years before Solomon's 4th year (1 Kings 6:1)as the Exodus king.

(82 + 215 + 133 years = 430 years from Abraham leaving UR to the Exodus!)

The Moslem terrorists destroy statues of Buddha, Hindu temples and Jewish artifacts on the Temple Mount. The Moslem terrorists are attempting to destroy ancient world history with their actions. Moses told the truth about Israel's history as we have witnessed here!

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