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Unmasking the Bible and History
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CHAPTER TWO
Origin of the Illuminati Bloodline (Part Two)
The Taking of Egypt
May the reader understand; the Hyksos people were a force to be reckoned with in ancient times. They were the first people of the Middle East to use the horse as a battle tool for war. Before Hyksos, the horse was commonly used for agriculture and traveling purposes.
With the help of their Habiru (Hebrew) brothers who were already living in Egypt and had found key positions in the land; the Hyksos nation conquered Egypt, ca. 1630 BCE. And at that time, King Salitis became the first king of the “Sacred Bloodline” to rule over Egypt.
Note: Salitis became king of Egypt, not pharaoh. The early monarchs of Egypt were not known as pharaohs but as kings. The honorific title of `pharaoh' for a ruler did not appear until the Egyptian period known as the New Kingdom, ca. 1570 BCE.
The Sacred Bloodline, which started with the ancient Sumerians, now had a second mighty throne: mighty Babylon and influential Egypt. But the Hyksos and Habiru (Hebrew) reign over Egypt would not last long: only 107 years to be exact (1630-1523 BCE).
During his reign, King Salatis made the city of Avaris in Egypt his capital city. One prominent encyclopedia states King Salitis was,
“the first Hyksos king of Egypt and founder of the 15th dynasty. The Hyksos were Middle Bronze Age Palestinian invaders who infiltrated Egypt gradually and seized the kingship. Tradition says that Salitis overran all of Egypt, but his actual rule probably did not extend south of Middle Egypt, while the rest of Egypt consisted of his vassals. His seals probably reached Nubia, farther south, through trade. Salitis also, according to tradition, was the Hyksos king who fortified Avaris in the northeastern Nile River delta, making it the chief Hyksos garrison in Egypt.”
“Salitis: King of Egypt” Encyclopedia of Britannica
King Salitis rule would be followed by five other Hyksos/Hebrew king/pharaoh successors.
The Six Hyksos/Hebrew Pharaohs of Egypt
COMPARING HISTORY
When analyzing the way, the Habiru (Hebrews) helped the Hyksos overthrow Egypt, this piece of secular history aligns with the biblical account of the Hebrews living in Egypt. The Torah and Christian Bible states:
“And the children of Israel [the Hebrews] were fruitful, and increased abundantly, and multiplied, and waxed exceedingly mighty; and the land was filled with them. And there arose up a new king over Egypt.... And he said unto his people, behold, the people of the children of Israel [the Hebrews] are more and mightier than we. Come on, let us deal wisely with them; lest they multiply and it come to pass that, when there fall out any war, they join also to our enemies, and fight against us....”
Exodus 1: 7-10 KJV emphasis added
In accordance with secular history, the Habiru (Hebrews) did join with Egypt’s enemy (i.e., the invading Hyksos forces) and conquered ancient Egypt. The biblical account and secular history are telling the same story. But the biblical account has put a twist on it.
TERROR IN EGYPT
From a small Hyksos clan that left East Canaan hundreds of years prior, the Habiru (Hebrews) had risen to the top of the ladder in ancient Egypt, which was the metro of the world at the time. And with one of the bloodline as King of Egypt, the corruption had only begun.
Flavius Josephus, Roman historian ca. 1st century CE, quoting from the much older writings of the Egyptian historian Manetho’s work: “Aegyptiaca,” wrote about this horrific time in Egyptian history:
“…. After they [the Hyksos] had subdued our rulers, they burnt down our cities, and destroyed the temples of the gods, and treated the inhabitants most cruelly; killing some and enslaving their wives and their children.”
“Against Apion” Flavius Josephus
THE RESISTANCE
After tolerating the Hyksos/Habiru (Hebrew) rule for many years, resistance emerged in the South of Egypt under the command of a general named Rahotep. And eventually the native Egyptians overthrew the Hyksos/Habiru (Hebrew) powers and ushered in the period of the New Kingdom (i.e., when power was shifted back to royal Egyptian rule.)
At this time, General Rahotep was enthroned as Pharaoh of Egypt. But the complete defeat of the Hyksos/Habiru (Hebrew) rule was not finalized until the days of the Egyptian pharaoh Ahmosis the 1st (ca. 1570 - 1544 BCE). It was Ahmosis the 1st who completed the task and drove the Hyksos invaders out of Egypt entirely. After driving the Hyksos invaders from Egypt, the pharaoh then turned his attention southwards and regained Nubia from Hyksos powers. He also took his forces into the parts of ancient Canaan known to us today as Palestine/Israel where he captured the ports of the Phoenician Coast, which were strategically placed by Hyksos rulers to receive Egypt's timber imports.
The Expulsion of the Hebrews
After living in Egypt for over 250 years, the Habiru (Hebrew’s) were now considered a security risk and expelled to Canaan by the Egyptian government. By ca. 1450 BCE, a peace agreement was reached that allowed the Habiru (Hebrew) people to peaceably leave Egypt and move into the land we today call Palestine/Israel, which at that time was an Egyptian controlled part of ancient Canaan.
In the biblical account, Palestine/Israel is the Promise Land promised to the Hebrews by God and delivered to them under the leadership and command of the Hebrew Prophet Moses and his General Joshua. The biblical account teaches that it was the mighty hand of God working through Joshua and Moses who cleared out the land for the Hebrews. But in reality, it was the Egyptian Pharaoh Thutmosis the 3rd who cleared out that land like no other pharaoh before his time. Pharaoh Thutmosis the 3rd was an extremely active military ruler, arguably the greatest general among the kings and pharaohs of Egypt. The records of his victories can be viewed today in Luxor Egypt on the Temple Wall at KARNAK.
Temple of Karnak
Above: photo of the Temple Wall at Karnak in Luxor Egypt displaying hieroglyphs of Egyptian battles thousands of years ago
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What is portrayed in the Torah and Christian Bible as Moses clearing out the Promise Land is a story taken from Egyptian history. In the actual event in history termed, “The Battle of Megiddo” which occurred April 16th, 1457 BCE. A war was fought between Egyptian forces under the command of Pharaoh Thutmose the 3rd and a large rebellious coalition of Canaanite vassal states led by the king of Kadesh. When the Bible reference Moses as clearing out the Land of Promise; it was Thutmose the 3rd who cleared out the rulers of the land of Canaanite vassal states. Note: after winning the war, Pharaoh Thutmose the 3rd did not execute one enemy ruler, but rather dethroned them and set up new rulers. Concerning Thutmose the 3rd and his mercy, one encyclopedia states,
“Thutmose III offered very generous terms, which amounted to a promise from his opponents that they would not raise another rebellion against Egypt; none of the ringleaders were executed and the city was left untouched. Thutmose III did strip the ringleaders of their positions and appointed new officials, loyal to Egypt, in their place. He also took their children as hostages back to Egypt to guarantee their good behavior. Although this may sound harsh, the hostages were well cared for and continued to live at the level of comfort they were used to. The children were educated in Egyptian culture and, when they came of age, were sent back to their lands with an appreciation for and loyalty to the Egyptian pharaoh.”
“Thutmose III at the Battle of Megiddo” Ancient History Encyclopedia
Thutmose the 3rd
Above: a photo of a stature of Pharaoh Thutmose the 3rd, pharaoh of Egypt during the first detailed recorded war in history: The Battle of Megiddo 1457 BCE.
As for the biblical story, which declares general Joshua cleared out the Promise Land for the Children of Israel (the Hebrews)
The Israeli archeologist, Ze’ev Herzog has stated:
“The conquest: One of the shaping events of the people of Israel in biblical historiography is the story of how the land was conquered from the Canaanites. Yet extremely serious difficulties have cropped up precisely in the attempts to locate the archaeological evidence for this story.
Repeated excavations by various expeditions at Jericho and Ai, the two cities whose conquest is described in the greatest detail in the Book of Joshua, have proved very disappointing. Despite the excavators' efforts, it emerged that in the late part of the 13th century BCE, at the end of the Late Bronze Age, which is the agreed period for the conquest, there were no cities in either tell, and of course no walls that could have been toppled.”
“Deconstructing the walls of Jericho,” Article by Ze'ev Herzog, Ha'aretz.com Friday, October 29, 1999
In reference to secular history, now being seen as a security risk, the Habiru (Hebrew’s) who had come to live, grow, and prosper in Egypt within the 300 plus years they were there, were expelled from Egypt ca. 1450 BCE.
As mentioned above, they were placed in an Egyptian controlled part of ancient Canaan. Years later, the Habiru (Hebrew’s) changed the name of the land they moved into to Israel. Note: The name "Israel" is taken from the Hebrew “Yisrael” and means “he will rule as God” (Strong’s. H3478).
In ca. 135 CE the Roman Empire changed the name from “Israel” back to Palestine. In 1948 CE, Hebrew Zionists through the powers of America and Great Britain changed the name back to Israel. To this day the Vatican refuses to call the land Israel. Instead, the Vatican says Palestine when talking about Israel.
Once native Egyptian royalty had regained their throne, scholars wonder why the Egyptians did not eradicate the deceptive Habiru (Hebrews) as they were wiping out the Hyksos. One reason may have been this: the Habiru (Hebrews) had spent over 300 years in Egypt. They had intermarried with Egyptian nobility and had children that were part Egyptian, part Habiru (Hebrew). To the Egyptians, wiping them out would probably have been like killing off themselves (i.e., their own people.)
The Hebrews in a World of Trouble
Once the expulsion of the Habiru (Hebrews) from Egypt was complete, the Habiru (Hebrews) had come to be known throughout ancient Canaan as the expelled ones. Those of the divine bloodline were now looked down on as the dirt of the earth. The Habiru (Hebrews) were stereotyped as a people not to be trusted.
A BLOODLINE WITHOUT AN IDENTITY
The Habiru (Hebrew’) fall from Egypt was a mighty fall indeed, as they had come to be a homeless and troublesome people to the ancient Middle East. While residing in Egypt for some 300 years they had let go of their Canaanite Hyksos religion and culture while clinging to Egyptian religion and culture. Thus, they were now recognized as a fallen people of no identity (not Hyksos, not Egyptian).
THE HEBREWS GET NO RESPECT
The true story is told of General Toth, a general of Pharaoh Thutmose the 3rd of Egypt ca. 1440 BCE, who asked at some point that his horses be taken inside the city; lest they be stolen by a passing “Apir.”
The name “Apir” is a reference to “Apiru,” i.e., the name given to the Habiru (Hebrews) by the people of ancient Egypt. The name “Apiru” is found in many places throughout Akkadian cuneiform text. Another ancient Akkadian word used for the Habiru (Hebrews) was “Habbatu,” which means a “brigand” or “highway robbery.” The Oxford History of the Biblical World concludes Carol Redmont, the author of “BITTER LIVES: Israel In and Out of Egypt” as stating,
“…. the term ‘Habiru’ had no common ethnic [racial] affiliations, that they spoke no common language, and that they normally led a marginal and sometimes lawless existence on the fringes of settled society.”
Carol Redmont defined the various Apiru/Habiru as,
"a loosely defined, inferior social class composed of shifting and shifty population elements without secure ties to settled communities who are referred to ‘as outlaws, mercenaries, and slaves’ in ancient texts.”
“Habiru”, The Oxford History of the Biblical World
As ancient tablets were uncovered by archeologists throughout the Middle East over the years, it had become clear to see that the Habiru (Hebrew) people held no jobs of prominence during these horrific times, but were found to be citizens ranging from unemployed, agricultural workers, and vagrants to mounted mercenary bowmen.
After a period of over a hundred years of being treated as Egyptian royalty, the Habiru (Hebrews) were now seen as the lowest class of citizens in society.
FROM ROYALTY TO POVERTY
At Nuzi in Mesopotamia, archeologists’ uncovered documents from the household of a certain official of ancient times named, Tehiptilla. These documents contain actual recordings of a number of Habiru voluntarily entering the military in exchange for clothing, food, and shelter. Ancient public records of this same city tally handouts of food and clothing to the Habiru. The records show the handouts were first to groups and then later to individuals.
A DISORDERLY PEOPLE
During what is termed by historians the Amarna period, ca. mid-1330s BCE, an Egyptian vassal ruler of Jerusalem named, Abdi-Heba, wrote a series of letters to Egypt’s pharaoh in whom he complained about the activities of the “Habiru”. The Habiru were plundering the Egyptian controlled land of Palestine: the land Egypt had placed them in after their expulsion. Abdi-Heba wanted to know why the King of Egypt was letting them behave in this fashion, and why was he not sending archers to protect his land and curb this problem? Abdi-Heba wrote:
“Why do you love the Apiru [Egyptian name for the Habiru], but the rulers you hate?” “The Apiru have plundered all the king’s lands. If the archery troops arrive this year, then the lands of the king, my lord, will survive. But if the archery troops do not arrive, then the lands of the king, my lord, are lost.” “Amarna Letter - Clay Tablet No. AE 286 – Abdi-Heba to Pharaoh Amenophis III, 4th Century BCE.”
Letter of Self-Defense and Request for Aid.
THE HEBREW’S TURNAROUND
It is uncertain exactly when the 180-degree turnaround began for the Habiru (Hebrews). Some suggest their phoenix affect might have first begun under the prince of the kingdom of Mitanni (i.e., Prince Idrimi of Aleppo.) He lived ca. 1500 - 1450 BCE. It is Prince Idrimi who gives first traces in history of a rallying of the Habiru (Hebrews) . He rallied them from the countries of Mukish, Nihi and Amae. The Habiru (Hebrews) looked at him as the “Son of the Overlord. After seven years he led the Habiru (Hebrews) in a successful attack on the city-state of Alalakh where he became king.
The Rewriting of History
Although the first traces in history of the Habiru (Hebrews) coming together may be found under Prince Idrimi of Aleppo, i.e., the prince of the kingdom of Mitanni; nothing brought the people together like the Hebrew Torah. The creation of the Hebrew Torah caused the Habiru (Hebrew) people to unite by giving them a splendid history, rich culture, and a beloved identity (i.e., God’s beloved).
THE BOOK TERMED TORAH
Although it is Middle Eastern literature, the Hebrew book we term “Torah” has shaped western civilization. From the Hebrew Torah we get the Ten Commandments: God’s Laws for “holy” living. From the Hebrew Torah we understand that the world was created in six days by God, who rested on the seventh day from all His works. From the Torah we get the concept that the human race (everyone after Adam and Eve) was born into sin.
Let the reader understand that the Torah (i.e., first 5 books of the Bible) is a book that was compiled to give the Habiru (Hebrew) people that were lost and scattered abroad in ancient Canaan (i.e. the lands of present-day Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Palestine/Israel) a history, culture and identity of self-worth. The book termed “Torah” details the origin of the Hebrew (Israeli) people as a miraculous ethnic race of people as well as God’s chosen people (cf. Genesis 12: 1-5).
The 5 Sections of the Hebrew Torah
MOSES IS NOT THE AUTHOR
Jewish tradition says the Prophet Moses wrote the Torah. But this would be impossible seeing Moses’ death is recorded in the fifth section of the Torah (cf. Deuteronomy 34: 5).
ABRAHAM AND THE 3 GREAT ILLUSIONS
As mentioned earlier in this chapter; we are taught through religion that the ancient Hebrews originated with the Bible’s Old Testament character Abraham, who fathered a son name Isaac, who in time fathered a son name Jacob, who in time fathered twelve sons. These twelve sons eventually became twelve families, then the twelve tribes of Israel. But the truth of the matter is, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob never really existed. These biblical patriarchs are the product of a Hebraic council of the 11th Century BCE as we shall see shortly.
In reference to the Abrahamic story found in the Genesis account of the Torah and Christian Bible, the Encyclopedia of Britannica states:
“because God called him [i.e., Abraham or Abram] to found a new nation in an undesignated land that he later learned was Canaan. He obeyed unquestioningly the commands of God, from whom he received repeated promises and a covenant that his “seed” [“child”] would inherit the land. In Judaism the promised offspring is understood to be Abraham’s son, Isaac, born of his wife Sarah…. In Islam it is Ishmael, Abraham’s firstborn son, born of Hagar, who is viewed as the fulfillment of God’s promise, and the Prophet Muhammad is his descendant.”
“Abraham” Encyclopedia of Britannica
Note: in Christianity, it is not Isaac, nor Ishmael who is the promised seed of Abraham, but rather, it is Jesus the Christ who is the promised seed of Abraham. Concerning this matter, the Bible’s New Testament Pauline epistle to the Galatians states:
“Now to Abraham and his seed were the promises made. He saith not, And to seeds, as of many; but as of one, And to thy seed, which is Christ.”
Galatians 3:16 KJV
Thus, the three Great Faiths of monotheism each claim their religion contains the truth about Abraham’s seed, a child born in whom, according to these three faiths is the heir to God’s promise: which is the land of Palestine/Israel: Isaac through Judaism, Ishmael through Islam and Jesus through Christianity.
FATHER ABRAHAM
Do you think it not strange that the three great religions of the world share the same source (Abraham) as their central character of faith? Would you say this is a coincident? Or would you say this is by design?
Through the biblical character Abraham, three great religions have lifted their heads in our world: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. And it is through these three religions that the world, especially the Middle East, has never seen so much blood spilled.
Concerning the biblical character Abraham, the Encyclopedia of Britannica continues by stating a critical problem concerning a biography of Abraham:
“There can be no biography of Abraham in the ordinary sense. The most that can be done is to apply the interpretation of modern historical finds to biblical materials so as to arrive at a probable judgment as to the background and patterns of events in his life…. It was assumed, based on a presumed dating of hypothetical biblical sources, that the patriarchal narratives in the Bible were only a projection of the situation and concerns of a much later period (9th to 5th century BCE) and of dubious historical value.”
“Abraham”, Encyclopedia of Britannica
In a nutshell, there is no real evidence that the biblical character Abraham (the father of the biblical Hebrews and the father of the three great faiths of today) really existed. Nothing etched in stone or clay tablets solidify he lived. Although archeological excavations do find an Israeli culture that existed after 900 BCE; it is sort of incredible that if Abraham, Isaac and Jacob (the stamped patriarchs of the Israeli culture) did exist; nothing is stated about them in the findings. The only evidence ever found concerning these “patriarchs”) is documents from the Torah and other religious books that are aligned with the Torah.
THE WIVES OF ABRAHAM
Do you not know that the Christian Bible’s New Testament cast lots against the validity of the story of Abraham by teaching that the mothers of Judaism and Islam (i.e., Abraham’s wives) are mere allegories? The Bible’s Pauline epistle to the Galatians mentions the illusion of the Abrahamic faiths.
Note: many mysteries are revealed in the Bible’s New Testament Pauline epistles. And yes, The New Testament Bible makes it clear that the mothers of Judaism and Islam (Sarah and Hagar) are make-believe. And let the reader understand, if Judaism is make-believe; then today’s Christianity is make-believe as well because; in accordance with today’s Christian Theology, Christianity is a doctrine that was brought forth out of Judaism. Let us examine the facts.
SARAH AND HAGAR
The Bible teaches that Abraham, the father of faith had two sons: one from a slave woman, the other from a free woman. The free woman’s name was Sarah. She was Hebrew. The slave woman was named Hagar. She was Egyptian.
According to the story, these two women both bore Abraham’s sons. Hagar's son was named Ishmael. Sarah's son was named Isaac.
According to Christian scholars, who all agree, it was through Ishmael that the Palestinians and the world of Islam were born. These same scholars also agree and teach that it was through Isaac that the Jews and the world of Judaism were born. And these two wives of Abraham (i.e. Sarah and Hagar) birthed the Palestinian and Jewish world, from whence came the religions Islam and Judaism.
Above: a drawing showing the Isaac (Jew) side of the Abrahamic family tree and the Ishmael (Arab) side of the Abrahamic family tree.
If you study and believe in Christianity, I am sure you believe that the religion Judaism came from the Sarah/Isaac side of the Abrahamic family tree, and Islam came from the Hagar/Ishmael side of the Abrahamic family tree.
The Kaaba Stone
Above: photo of the Black Stone of Mecca, or Kaaba Stone: a Muslim relic, which according to Islamic tradition dates back to the time of Abraham and Isaac who it is said built the stone. Other Islamic tradition says the stone dates back to Adam and Eve. It is the eastern cornerstone of the Kaaba, the ancient sacred stone building towards which Muslims pray, in the center of the Grand Mosque in Mecca, Saudi Arabia.
ALL AN ALLEGORY
In Pauline Christianity, i.e., in the Christian Bible’s Pauline epistle to the Galatians, Sarah and Hagar: the two supposed mothers of the Jewish and Arabian world are said to be nothing more than an allegory representing the two covenants. In other words, they never existed. The Pauline epistle to the Galatians states:
“For it is written, that Abraham had two sons, the one by a bondmaid, the other by a freewoman. But he who was of the bondwoman was born after the flesh; but he of the freewoman was by promise. Which things are an allegory: for these are the two covenants; the one from the mount Sinai, which gendereth to bondage, which is Agar. For this Agar is mount Sinai in Arabia, and answereth to Jerusalem….”
Galatians 4: 22-25 KJV
The English word, “allegory,” found in the above New Testament Bible passage is taken from two Greek words being brought together: the Greek word, “allos,” which means, “other,” and the Greek word, “agoreuein,” which means, “to speak in public.” The two Greek words together is “allégoreó,” which means “to speak allegorically” (Strong’s G238).
Google defines “allegory” this way:
“A story, poem, or picture that can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning, typically a moral or political one.”
“Allegory” Google Definition
An allegory is a figurative mode of representation conveying a meaning other than the literal. Allegory is generally treated as a figure of rhetoric, which is the art of harnessing reason through language, with a view to persuade an audience and, by persuading, to convince this audience to act, to pass judgment or to identify with given values.
The story of Sarah and Hagar is nothing more than an allegory as the Bible clearly states. It is a made-up story with a deeper hidden meaning not seen on its surface.
HOLY WAR
The so called “holy war” that is being waged in Israel today (the war between the Arabs and Jews) is a war over land both the Jews and the Palestinians occupy and believe they divinely own.
The source of the “holy war” can be traced back to the Hebrew Torah, which states in so many words, the part of ancient Canaan we call Palestine/Israel would be given to Abraham and his seed, i.e. child (cf. Genesis 12: 7). Here lies the confusion because; the Bible’s Book of Genesis teaches both nations of people are Abraham's seed.
There's an old proverb that says,
"If you want to control two parties; create a conflict among them, then act as referee."
This is exactly what the Habiru (Hebrew) Council of the 11th Century BCE (the first Illuminated Bloodline) has done with the world’s current situation in the Middle East with their creation of the Hebrew Torah.
STOLEN BELIEFS
Although this may be hard to handle, especially for the person caught up in monotheistic religions, but the Torah is fictional literature (i.e. all made up.) The Habiru (Hebrew) Council of the 11th Century BCE drew up the cast of biblical characters in the Torah to give their people an identity, history, and culture. The Torah is a collaboration of tales taken from religious belief systems and cultures that existed before the Habiru (Hebrews) became a people.
For example, the Ten Commandments (the standards for wholesome living) originated from ancient Egypt literature. The Ten Commandments Moses supposedly gave to the Hebrews at Mount Sinai are found in the ancient Egyptian manual for maneuvering through the afterlife: the Egyptian Book of the Dead. The Habiru/Hebrew Council of the 11th Century borrowed the concepts detailed in the "Book of the Dead" to fashion a doctrine that they could call their own.
· Where one of the commandments states, "Thou shalt not kill;" the Book of the Dead asks, "Have you killed?"
· Where another commandment instructs, "Thou shalt not commit adultery;" the Book of the Dead asks, "Have you committed adultery?"
· Where a commandment states, "Thou shall not lie;" the Book of the Dead asks, "Have you lied?"
The biblical stories of Adam and the Garden of Eden, the Tower of Babel, and Noah’s Ark were borrowed from the ancient Sumerian’s teachings.
In the Sumerian’s tale of Noah’s Ark, it was Ziusudra (the Bible’s Noah) who was warned of an upcoming flood and encouraged to build a boat to save himself and his family. The ancient Sumerian story of the deluge is the oldest surviving flood story on record. In fact, Egypt’s Egyptian Book of the Dead and the ancient Sumerian’s flood epic predate the Torah’s Genesis and Exodus accounts by well over a thousand years.
The Habiru (Hebrew) Council chose to use stories that their people were already familiar with to formulate their holy book, the Torah. The idea was to rewrite stories the Habiru (Hebrew) people were already familiar with in hopes that the people would embrace the rewritten ancient tales as gospel truth and pass them on to the next generation.
TWISTING HISTORY
Even the patriarchs of the Torah were fictional characters taken from real historical figures (leaders) of Egypt. For instance: take the Prophet Moses of the Torah and place him side by side with the Egyptian pharaoh Thutmosis the 3rd. Thutmosis the 3rd life shows a correlation to the life of the Prophet Moses so well that it is sort of eerie.
We all know the biblical story of Moses, whose mother of non-royal blood gave him up to Pharaoh's daughter, so that she as his stepmother would raise him as her own. Years later, Moses, through the mighty hand of God, conquered the foreigners of the land of ancient Canaan, and placed the biblical Hebrews there. And the biblical Hebrews named the land Israel.
In ancient Egyptian history, Pharaoh Thutmosis the 2nd married his half-sister Hapshatsal. Hapshatsal was barren, so Thutmosis the 2nd took to himself a maiden of non-royal blood. This maiden bore him a son who was named Thutmosis the 3rd. Hapshatsal, his stepmother, raised him as her own.
Contrary to the Torah’s text concerning history, world history tells us, it was Thutmosis the 3rd who conquered the foreigners of ancient Canaan (like no other general before his time). It was during his reign in Egypt, the Habiru (Hebrew’s) were expelled to an Egyptian controlled part of ancient Canaan: a land we today term Palestine and Israel.
Note: this piece of Egyptian history is well documented. In other words, it is etched in ancient stone (i.e., stone that is thousands of years older than the biblical account.)
COMPARING THE EXODUS AND THE EXPULSION
Another correlation can be drawn up from the biblical story of the Hebrew’s Exodus out of Egypt, and the Habiru (Hebrew’s) expulsion from Egypt.
In the Torah’s account we have the biblical Hebrews leaving Egypt in a mass exodus, guided by the mighty hand of the biblical Hebrew God Yahweh (cf. Exodus 13: 1-3).
In recorded Egyptian history, independent of the biblical account, we have the Habiru (Hebrews) being expelled (i.e., kicked out of Egypt.)
These two stories are related. In fact, they describe the same event. It is the same story from different points of view. When the Bible mentions the Hebrews exodus from Egypt; those familiar with the esoteric philosophy of the Illuminati know it is really talking about the Habiru (Hebrews) expulsion from Egypt.
A NEW HISTORY
With the Habiru (Hebrew’s) creation of the Torah (i.e., with their rewriting of history,) the Habiru (Hebrew) Council of the 11th century BCE concealed their old Egyptian royal identity from their future generations because; to reveal the truth of their stolen legacy and expulsion from ancient Egypt would make them second class citizens to the bloodline of Egypt forever. So, they rewrote their history in such a way as to give themselves the lead (starring) role in life.
They also kept the doctrine of the “Sacred Bloodline” hidden from their future generations by replacing it with a fabricated symbol of their bloodline (i.e., the allegoric bloodline of the religion icon Abraham.)
Their Torah (first five books of the Christian’s Bible) was penned in such a way as to paint a portrait of a people who are loved by God more than any other race on earth. But on the other hand, Egypt, whose culture is as rich as the Nile was castrated in their rewriting of history. In their “holy book,” Torah, the Hebraic Counsel made Egypt the abomination of the earth, a place so dreaded that God himself had to judge and destroy it with ten plagues. This was done so future generations might not look into the eyes of Egypt and find the hidden truths of lost history residing there.