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This is interesting, whats the source for this passage?
>>543558634Cory's Ancient Fragments.
bump!
>>543557528ai, collage this shit already
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>>543558634It came to me in a dream
>>543557528post a pdf for posterity
https://archive.org/details/corysancientfrag00coryuoft/page/n1/mode/2uphmm interesting."Cory's Ancient Fragments is compendium of literary fragments of texts by ancient writers, collected and published by the British antiquarian and miscellaneous writer Isaac Preston Cory (1802–1842).''
>>543557528>>543557553>>543557588>>543557612This is literally not a secret.Strabo, artapanus, apion, tactitus,charmaerron, manetho, and a few others all said this same thing.The issue is the interpretation. It seems to be a mixing of the exodus, Akhenaten reign and the hyksos. Of course none of those writers would of known who Akhenaten was but manetho knew there was a mysterious figure of legend who ruled for 13 years that destroyed the religon...so it was natural to assume it was moses.Apion has an even more interesting take and describes obvious sun worship>11that, he also set up pillars instead of gnomons, under which was represented a cavity like that of a boat, and the shadow that fell from their tops fell down upon that cavity, that it might go round about the like course as the sun itself goes round in the other.”Anyway. The true answer is lost to time. I'm in the camp that these stories are a memory of Akhenaten and that was wrongly associated with moses and Judiasm. When know Jews did not come from Egypt
>>543558634See the writings of>>543562290There are probably 30 extra biblical accounts of moses...they all the same thing. Leprosy, buboes, disease...these are likely not literal ..these likely mean heresy and no actual physical disease
>>543562463>these are likely not literalOf course they're literal.
>>543562517No...It's likely "diseased" meant different religon. Lepers were already exiled in ancient Egypt.tbere was no need to "expel" 100,000 or so lepers... We know this from the ebers papyri.The "lepers" are likely leftover are oat cultists...the timeline fits
>>543562517agreed
>>543557528There was no slavery in Egypt, Strull.There was no Exodus.It was all made up."The Passover narrative is one of the greatest stories ever told. More than any other biblical account, the escape of the enslaved Hebrews from Egypt is the foundational story of the Jewish faith and identity, one that all Jews are commanded to pass on from generation to generation.Also, it never happened.For decades now, most researchers have agreed that there is no evidence to suggest that the Exodus narrative reflects a specific historical event. Rather, it is an origin myth for the Jewish people that has been constructed, redacted, written and rewritten over centuries to include multiple layers of traditions, experiences and memories from a host of different sources and periods." - ["For You Were (Not) Slaves in Egypt: The Ancient Memories Behind the Exodus Myth" - Haaretz, 2019](https://archive.ph/MbVFD)
>>543562648They migrated in. Listen, I know Jews have been fighting these charges for a long time. Josephus himself made a very animated defense of the Jews, but they were diseased. Even their own laws indicate disease was rampant.They had all kinds of diseases (leprosy is often contracted by sheep herders) and the Egyptians threw them out.
>>543562648*Aten cultists I think akhenatens memory was just merged with the story moses by ancient writers who weren't Jewish It reads remarkablly similiar>Guy takes over and says there is one god>Shuts down all other religions and melts idols>He can talk to God but only him>Reigns for 13 years>Gets overthrownThe Jews already existed in akhenatens time, they were called the hapiru of yah and the Egyptian considered them thieves and bandits When Akhenaten and his followers were expelled, later writers same similiarities with the exodus story to the legend of Osarsiph (akenaten).The exodus and oral tradition and cult of yahewh likely existed already
>>543562890>When the Jews had travelled a six days journey, they had buboes in their groins. And that on this account it was that they rested on the seventh day: as having gotten safely to that country which is now called Judea. That then they preserved the language of the Egyptians, and called that day the Sabbath. For that malady of buboes on their groin was named Sabbatosis by the Egyptians.” So was it leprosy or groin sores? This makes no sense. Not to mention lepers couldn't make a journey across the desert. That's ridiculous.
>>543562934Nah he was distinct, perhaps Moses was his vizier. But it seems the Exodus story has been inverted. It's curious, in some of the oldest Biblical manuscripts, Exodus is entirely omitted. Gothic and Anglo Saxon Bibles mention a mere 'transmigration' and leave it at that.Justin Martyr busted the rabbis cold editing the Torah too. He listed 18 individual alterations he had seen. He also said, Torahs in the hinterlands were much less likely to have seen these edits.God said He would preserve His word. And that if somebody changed "one jot or tittle" they would be sent to the eternal flames. But he did not guarantee that all the various widely distributed Bibles were correct on all points. You have to seek to find.>>543563102Could be both. You're Jewishly trying to nitpick now.>we wuz pharaohs
>>543562290>sun worship.Kyrios is remarkably similar to Krios
>>543557643Hisrosyla from their dispositionwhat does that mean>changed to Hierosolyma and called themselves Hierosolymitescan see how Hiero (sun, as in hiero-glyph,hierophant) became Jerusalem.Salem has contested origins but suggestions it means 'home of' Jeru (hiero)what does solyma and syla mean?
>>543564884That's what I'd like to know about it.
>>543564884>an ancient town in Anatolia Wikipedia says.and Wiktionary says it comes from>Solyma. A mountain near Phaselis in Lycia
Bumping for interest.
>>543564959no word on syla but solyma is Anatolian. somewhere in turkey, unclear exactly where.so it's>sacred, holy turkey townlike New Zealand or New anything.Sacred York. Holy Brunswick.
>>543557528Bump
>>543562290>Strabo, artapanus, apion, tactitus,charmaerron, manetho,All of them were alive well after the Septuagint was created save for manetho and artapanus who were contemporary with it.don't know charmaerron in terms of establishing mythology rather than creating it, that doesn't help
>>543557528this reminds me of that show Silo. which was actually good. but geez louise
>>543562290>set up pillars instead of gnomons, under which was represented a cavity like that of a boat, and the shadow that fell from their tops fell down upon that cavity, that it might go round about the like course as the sun itself goes round in the othera gnomon is the stationary part of a sundial that casts a shadow.is he describing a dolmen? Pillars under which represented a cavity like a boat?or stone henge?
>>543562290>and describes obvious sun worshipRa means evil in Hebrew.in Kabbalah Ein Sof seems to represent an eternal void, an embryonic nothing, a feminine dark womb.
>>543562463Moses means teacher. a pet name for ankhenaten. who the priest class hated and maybe everyone hated. But the habiru got a chance to be equal.though I'm certain this is all myth making and not a legit story passed down. all the dates line up to be 272BC +which is when it was written whole cloth and then insisted upon and spread and enforced. they used the texts gathered at the new Library of Alexandria to replace Homer like Plato said to do. very deliberately. the letter of aristea was fictitious
>>543562890>>543563102it's totally made up, but this story might be why the Jesus story has a whole leper section?
>>543565926>though I'm certain this is all myth making and not a legit story passed down.Of course, everything in white history is a myth until proven otherwise. And it is always proven otherwise.
>>543563102>they had buboes in their groins.isn't that plague? black death?irrelevant to this particular discussion but what are the odds that a thousand years was added to the timeline and the Crises of the Third Century rather than the Black Death (or both?) was really the reason for the devastation.
>>543566190You a Fomenko fan? He nailed it.
>>543566121huh?
>>543562648Disease was always considered an affliction of the gods due to lack of understanding. Religious rituals and hygeine were intertwined for a long time because of it. There are modern day cases of leprosy. Diseases and plagues were observable and written about long before the pharaohs. Jews today have shit hygeine, it fits their natural behavior that the rabbis had to trick them into a slightly less unhygienic way of life.
>>543563102leprosy takes time to turn someone into a disfigured abomination. at first it’s just skin spots and decaying tissue. they could easily make the journey if they were in the beginning stages
>>543566404- Troy- Amazon warriors- Norse sunstones- Norse sagas- Hittite empireall were said the be "myths," and all were proven real. "Anti-Semitism is believing what your ancestors said about Jews, instead of believing what Jews say about your ancestors."
>>543566404Some brainlette wandered into the thread and is trying to get (you)s. Just ignore it.
>>543566640 >>543566634I take that back. I misunderstood your point.
>>543566310I've been cautiously skirting around it poking at the edges but haven't dove in. there are a half dozen others that have suggested similar but different shifts.it's pretty wild but is starting to be appealing.
>>543566634ok. maybe. kind of. the way people understand it today, the biblical stories didn't happen. but I do think there is a lens through which they did.but I still think the Septuagint was written all at once and not as a translation of an existing document.every cult since has emulated the OG. when Joseph Smith thought he was decoding hieroglyphs and translating golden plates.that did actually happen. they had something like this in the Library of Alexandria then wrote out a story that has lasted a thousand years.people mock it but don't understand what they're mocking.so, I see what you're saying, but am coming at it from a different angle.like, I think it was Fomenko>>543566310that suggested aqua duct looks like rolling horse equu ductand Troy has an aquaduct 8 miles east of the city. that makes a lot more sense tactically but I can see how it could evolve as a joke that becomes an idiom that becomes a tradition or something. and now "Trojan horse" is such a useful idea that correcting the record is stupid.>2 of every animal??>mosquitos and worms and penguins?no. dummy. sheep, goats, horses. like damn. but then they'd have slipped in a "domesticated". which would severely limit the mythology and poetry of the thing for sake of accuracy, but then again maybe not. idk who knows
>>543566634we know egypt collapsed and that this was disruptive and devastating. 600,000 didn't wander in such a tiny area.but there are people that insist Homer was all in the Mediterranean.(this makes more sense - https://youtu.be/XkytHmUNTLo)so it happened, but not the way people think. I think. and it was written all at once rather than maintained and then translated.
>>543566310>>543566121have you seen this? he's been working on the thread for a year and a half.>nothing Christian Jewish or Muslim is older than 1000ADhttps:// 8kun DOT top/pol/res/13610564.html#13657184
>>543562463Cope more retard
>>543566110let me guess, the bible isn't totally made up?
>>543567870it is. but like Shakespeare or Marvel. it's a state sponsored project. the previous one was Homer which was made up but also real and before that was Jason and the Argonauts that was made up but also real.
>>543567815>>543562463>There are probably 30 extra biblical accounts of moses...they all the same thingnone predate the Septuagint
>>543565749This was apion describing Moses and the tabernacle...of course it was 800 years after.
>>543565926Moses means many things in hebrew >To draw fromCould be mean to draw water...but it could also mean to extract from or to take fromIt's an Egyptian word clearly taken into the language. What's interesting about its Egyptian meaning is literally means "son of".It's missing its God name>Thutmoses>Ahmoses>RahmosesEtc....the God was erased from the name itself or forgotten
>>543569832imagining the tabernacle as stonehenge is interesting. they drape a blanket over it in the pictures, but what he seems to be describing is something like Stonehenge.
>>543568185The stories of lepers being expelled are clearly not taken from the torah but from other written sources available to those authors of the time.Here is chaermaron take,which differs just enough to tell us he had another source from manetho and apion because moses had a companion>The goddess Isis appeared to Amenophis in his sleep, and blamed him that her temple had been demolished in the war.>But that Phritiphantes [or Phritibantes, = “the scribe of the temple”], the sacred scribe, said to him, that in case he would purge Egypt of the men that had pollutions upon them, he should be no longer troubled with such frightful apparitions.>That Amenophis accordingly chose out two hundred and fifty thousand of those that were thus diseased, and cast them out of the country:>That Moses and Joseph were scribes, and Joseph was a sacred scribe; that their names were Egyptian originally; that of Moses had been Tisithen, and that of Joseph, Peteseph:>that these two came to Pelusium, and lighted upon three hundred and eighty thousand that had been left there by Amenophis, he not being willing to carry them into Egypt;>that these scribes made a league of friendship with them, and made with them an expedition against Egypt:That Amenophis could not sustain their attacks, but fled into Ethiopia, and left his wife with child behind him, who lay concealed in certain caverns, and there brought forth a son, whose name was Messene,>and who, when he was grown up to man’s estate, pursued the Jews into Syria, being about two hundred thousand,>and then received his father Amenophis out of Ethiopia
>>543569832wait is it also gobekli tepe?the sun causes shadows to enter the cavity .. like a boat?I suspected before that>graven imagesis about graves. like caves and going into the earth. rather than whatever misconception most people have. stop going down. stonehenge is gobekli without a basement.
Okay but how does that affect you personally?
>>543570541It's just fascinating.
>>543570371I don't think they know what gobbleki tepe was. Gobbleki tepe also predates moses and ancient Egypt by thousands of years
why are the pyramids not mentioned in the Bible? do we think they were built when it is said they were built?
>>543570983They are
>>543571108as what>>543570698on the solstice the face lights up. presumably the shadows could also keep track of other stuff. even in the middle of nowhere Grand Canyon there are petroglyphs that keep track of time with shadows as seen at some point in this cool video https://youtu.be/-0FI1TLwXfkhere's another solstice time keeping shadow video of the Long Man of Wilmingtonhttps://youtu.be/BvQW83QJQ_Q
>>543571204it's at the very end for the first link. 1:26:00 pictographs
>>543571108before this archives please tell me how the pyramids are referred to in the bible
>>543571108In exchange I'll tell you that sinai and china are spelled the same in hebrew.j suspect it's the xi'an pyramid
>>543557528Kikes were never in egypt, that's a larp and made-up bullshit. It was the first holohoax.
>>543557553Basilius: who's that?It's all Greek to me of course,I gleaned just that name.