Redford pointed to three pieces of evidence to support this. These blocks, called talatats, measured 1⁄2 by 1⁄2 by 1 ancient Egyptian cubits (c. 27 by 27 by 54 cm), and because of the smaller weight and standardized size, using them during constructions was more efficient than using heavy building blocks of varying sizes. Texts frequently refer to Akhenaten's theology as a "kind of monotheism" (Montserrat: 36). A conflict arose between the king and his army. The greater importance attached to Nefertiti than even the king himself in the first years of their marriage makes it more possible to agree with Seele’s theory that she must have been a daughter of Amenhotep III, not by Tiye but by one of his other wives. The diplomatic correspondence comprises clay tablet messages between Amenhotep III, Akhenaten, and Tutankhamun, various subjects through Egyptian military outposts, rulers of vassal states, and the foreign rulers of Babylonia, Assyria, Syria, Canaan, Alashiya, Arzawa, Mitanni, and the Hittites. The comparison of the Egyptian Hieroglyphs and the Hebrew alphabet was a slam dunk (imho). Before the Amarna period, the pharaoh was the representative of the gods on Earth, the son of the god Ra, and the living incarnation of the god Horus, and maintained the divine order through rituals and offerings and by sustaining the temples of the gods. “In contrast, Akhenaten’s monotheism developed very largely at the behest of a single, absolute monarch presiding over an isolated land, where the pharaoh’s word was divine and secular law. I am further amazed with the lack of knowledge within our own culture. With his scepter of authority the assembled Wise-men decide in favor of Moses, but Ramses controlled the army, which was the decisive factor. He was married to Akhenaton's third daughter. It was entered through a pylon from the highway and a second entrance gave access to a hypostyle hall called the House of Rejoice of Aten. The points in question may have their historical inspiration in the fact that: 1 Moses/Akhenaten preached about a God who, unlike the ancient gods of Egypt, had no visible image; 2 When Akhenaten was persuaded to leave Thebes for his new capital at Amarna, those of his followers who stayed behind were sent to work in the stone quarries. I hope that my work, in providing a link between biblical and known historical events and putting forward rational explanations for many of the seemingly mystifying events we find described in the Old Testament, will serve to overcome such doubts and objections. If this interpretation be correct, it is evident that Tiy had been the mother of a child – presumably the child also of Aye – and thus became available as the nurse of the princess, Nefertiti.’7. Seems that there is some ebrew history missing. The Israelites were monotheistic since their beginning. Rosicrucians trace their ideological origin back to Egypt and teach that Akhenaten's ideal was that there was one divine force behind all things, even the many gods of Egypt. How well did the NT writers warn this would happen. Egypt's power reached new heights under Thutmose III, who ruled approximately 100 years before Akhenaten and led several successful military campaigns into Nubia and Syria. The son of Amenhotep III and Queen Tiye, daughter of his minister Yuya whom I had identified as Joseph the patriarch, he had an Egyptian father and an Israelite mother. The Bible and the Kuran speak of Moses being born in Egypt, brought up in the pharaonic royal palace, and leading the Israelites in their Exodus to Canaan. It appears that they would rather spend their lifetimes trying to prove alternative theories of history and trying to fit those theories into the picture they have drawn for themselves. The people of Canaan were first conquered by the Amorites and by the sons of Anak who were the giants and the men of renown. Akkadian was the language of the Akkadian Empire ruled by a Semitic dynasty and the third son of Shem, Arpachasad (Genesis 10:22), is a name that is a puzzle, according to the J.P.S. It has even been suggested that after his death she ruled in her own right. This Bible History Daily feature was originally published on June 8, 2015. [18] Furthermore, in 1907, a mummy that could be Akhenaten's was unearthed from the tomb KV55 in the Valley of the Kings by Edward R. Ayrton. He ordered the defacing of Amun's temples throughout Egypt and, in a number of instances, inscriptions of the plural 'gods' were also removed. Osiris, the King of Egypt, was said to have had to leave the country for a long time. Long before there were the 10 commandments and Moses there were the 42 negative confessions of maat known of and followed by the egyptians (africans).
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