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Bob137 wrote:There is a theory that Moses knew of the process, and carried the information with him, and that he had his followers making gold at a location in what is now Saudi Arabia. I read it somewhere, but my memory isn't what it used to be.
mahalla2 wrote:Moses and Akhenaten might have been contemporaries around the same time (and possibly related by marriage) but I seriously doubt that they were the same person. Moses was adopted by an Egyptian pharoah but was of Hebrew origins. He married a Midian woman, however, of Egyptian origins who had possible ties to the Throne of Sheba. Akhenatan was an Egyptian pharoah who also had possible ties to the Throne of Sheba.
maxmercury wrote:mahalla2 wrote:Moses and Akhenaten might have been contemporaries around the same time (and possibly related by marriage) but I seriously doubt that they were the same person. Moses was adopted by an Egyptian pharoah but was of Hebrew origins. He married a Midian woman, however, of Egyptian origins who had possible ties to the Throne of Sheba. Akhenatan was an Egyptian pharoah who also had possible ties to the Throne of Sheba.
Akhenaten was also out of favor and gave up his throne of Egypt. He gave up his kingship for his beliefs as the priests welded a lot of power and did not want any upsetting of their status quo. Akhenaten and Moses could of been one in the same as he did lead the Hebrews out of Egypt at the same time.
This is an interesting theory as Moses was also a prince. It was not uncommon for princes and kings of the day to have more than one wife, although if I was married to Nefertiti, I would be quite happy at that.
In Jim Marrs' book Rule by Secrecy, he stated a compelling case for Moses and Akhenaten to being one and the same. Since then, I have been researching this idea.
Bob137 wrote:It is strange to me, how the Biblical stories are of these Royal people and their great conquests. Told from the side of the winners. I wonder if it was the poor or just regular people telling of the story, how different it would be. More than likely it would be of these power hungry people, fighting each other over rulership, and pushing their beliefs on others, and then brainwashing people into following the rich populist preacher to the ends of the earth. Sounds to me just like the other ones, such as Jim Jones, Hitler, etc..
Bob137 wrote:It is strange to me, how the Biblical stories are of these Royal people and their great conquests. Told from the side of the winners. I wonder if it was the poor or just regular people telling of the story, how different it would be. More than likely it would be of these power hungry people, fighting each other over rulership, and pushing their beliefs on others, and then brainwashing people into following the rich populist preacher to the ends of the earth. Sounds to me just like the other ones, such as Jim Jones, Hitler, etc..

Bob137 wrote:Here is a link to a new theory that does sound pretty good, and may be the real reason for the pyramids:
It's on You Tube of course!
http://img121.imageshack.us/img121/2857/goldenavatarb.jpg

Buzi-Blu wrote:
I suspect there were two competing ideologies during the Exodus, rewritten as if it was one happy family. Who was Aaron? What did he believe? If Moses lost then what did he believe? And who are the Nazarites that keep popping up again and again? Fascinating mysteries.


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