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My/or A Worldview:
20.03.2025 um 11:27Initial question: what is God?
But only now does the dark history of the Almighty come to light. Egyptologists have tracked down the cradle of the Lord, so to speak.
They follow a trail that leads to the mysterious pharaoh Echn'Aton (1353 to 1336 BC). This Egyptian ruler already initiated a tremendous experiment 600 years before the Jews. He only paid homage to one idol, the light being Aton. Now it turns out that although Echn'Aton soon failed miserably and was ostracised, his deeds radiated as far as Israel.
The biblical Moses was the revenant of the "heretic pharaoh" from Amarna - this is the new core statement of religious studies.
Source: Spiegel,21.12.06
Tstament of Pharao
Addendum: Moses
Meaning of Moses /from the Egyptian
Probably the shortening of a name of an Egyptian god, such as 'Thut-mosis' or 'Ramses' (= 'Ra-mosis'). The name element -mosis means something like 'son of'. In the Bible, Moses was the leader of the Israelites from Egyptian oppression.
Source: Vorname.com/Moses
Supplement : TutAnchAmun
Parents of TutAnchAmun
Their hard work has now paid off: TutAnchAmun's father is the pharaoh Ech'naton, whose mummified body was recovered in a tomb in the Valley of the Kings on the west bank of the Nile. His mother is apparently the so-called "Younger Lady", who was found together with an older female mummy in a neighbouring tomb.
Source : cordis.europa.eu
With Nofretete, Ech'nAton had 6 daughters, but with a half-sister he also had a son, namely TutAnchAmun.
So Moses left Egypt with the Israelites, when huge people - for that time - had already flattened Crete with the first iron swords and were now moving towards Egypt, the Pulastu=Phillisters of the Bible=today's Palestinians; probably originally from the Balkans.
And by the way, he also had the 7(9?) plagues in his luggage, which made Egypt an inhospitable country, which was no longer desirable for the Pulastu (Konzelmann, "The Ordered Peace").
Forerunner of Ech'nAton : MentuhotepIV.MentuhotepIV.from 2002-1994 BC
Successor Amenemhet I (possibly his vizier, who then succeeded Menuhotep to the throne of the sun) from 1994-1975 BC
Amenemhet I.
verifiable historical precursors of monotheism
According to most Egyptologists, verifiable historical precursors of monotheism can be found in the 14th century BC in Ancient Egypt under the reign of Pharaoh Ech'naton (Amenhotep IV).
He elevated Aton to the sole god.
However, since he did not deny the existence of the traditional deities and had their cult only partially banned, other Egyptologists assess these early forms as temporary henotheism, which, however, represented a temporary break in polytheism.
Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monotheismus...nach Gerhard Krause,Theologische Realenzyklopädie,Bd.27
So I want to say that Ech'N'Aton was the father of TutAnchAmun.
Moses means 'son' in Egyptian.
And Ech'N'Aton already had the idea of a one-god religion at that time.
But only now does the dark history of the Almighty come to light. Egyptologists have tracked down the cradle of the Lord, so to speak.
They follow a trail that leads to the mysterious pharaoh Echn'Aton (1353 to 1336 BC). This Egyptian ruler already initiated a tremendous experiment 600 years before the Jews. He only paid homage to one idol, the light being Aton. Now it turns out that although Echn'Aton soon failed miserably and was ostracised, his deeds radiated as far as Israel.
The biblical Moses was the revenant of the "heretic pharaoh" from Amarna - this is the new core statement of religious studies.
Source: Spiegel,21.12.06
Tstament of Pharao
Addendum: Moses
Meaning of Moses /from the Egyptian
Probably the shortening of a name of an Egyptian god, such as 'Thut-mosis' or 'Ramses' (= 'Ra-mosis'). The name element -mosis means something like 'son of'. In the Bible, Moses was the leader of the Israelites from Egyptian oppression.
Source: Vorname.com/Moses
Supplement : TutAnchAmun
Parents of TutAnchAmun
Their hard work has now paid off: TutAnchAmun's father is the pharaoh Ech'naton, whose mummified body was recovered in a tomb in the Valley of the Kings on the west bank of the Nile. His mother is apparently the so-called "Younger Lady", who was found together with an older female mummy in a neighbouring tomb.
Source : cordis.europa.eu
With Nofretete, Ech'nAton had 6 daughters, but with a half-sister he also had a son, namely TutAnchAmun.
So Moses left Egypt with the Israelites, when huge people - for that time - had already flattened Crete with the first iron swords and were now moving towards Egypt, the Pulastu=Phillisters of the Bible=today's Palestinians; probably originally from the Balkans.
And by the way, he also had the 7(9?) plagues in his luggage, which made Egypt an inhospitable country, which was no longer desirable for the Pulastu (Konzelmann, "The Ordered Peace").
Forerunner of Ech'nAton : MentuhotepIV.MentuhotepIV.from 2002-1994 BC
Successor Amenemhet I (possibly his vizier, who then succeeded Menuhotep to the throne of the sun) from 1994-1975 BC
Amenemhet I.
verifiable historical precursors of monotheism
According to most Egyptologists, verifiable historical precursors of monotheism can be found in the 14th century BC in Ancient Egypt under the reign of Pharaoh Ech'naton (Amenhotep IV).
He elevated Aton to the sole god.
However, since he did not deny the existence of the traditional deities and had their cult only partially banned, other Egyptologists assess these early forms as temporary henotheism, which, however, represented a temporary break in polytheism.
Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monotheismus...nach Gerhard Krause,Theologische Realenzyklopädie,Bd.27
So I want to say that Ech'N'Aton was the father of TutAnchAmun.
Moses means 'son' in Egyptian.
And Ech'N'Aton already had the idea of a one-god religion at that time.