is it possible that Moses was Epyption Pharaoh?

[north]

there theories out there that suggest Moses that this is true

comments ?

I have posted this same thread discussion on another site

are there problems with this ?

if so , please bring them , your objections , up now

[Trajicomic]

It’s probably true. Most revolutionary men and women throughout history probably had noble blood. Is greatness truly genetic and availabe to a few, or to all?

[alyoshka]

Read Freud’s Moses and Monotheism. He gives a good and famous account of this theory. Not that Moses was a pharoah, but a high official in the court of the pharoah Akhenaton, who tried to convert Egypt to monotheism. The idea is that after Akhenaton was slain Moses left the country and took with him this sun religion and a slave people. Later, while wandering in the wilderness, Moses was ‘combined’ with a local hero/god which brought the sun religion of the Egyptian Moses more in line with the later, Hebrew form.

[felix_dakat]

Hi north–the theory is still alive…amazon.com/Moses-Egyptian-Me … 0674587391

[Fixed_Cross]

I read this book a few years back.
amazon.com/Jesus-Last-Pharao … 0932813119

There is good evidence in the Bible, Torah and Koran indicating that Jesus and his followers were not poor shepherds, carpenters and fishermen, but the Hyksos Shepherd pharaohs. The Biblical Exodus then makes historical sense, as the Hyksos Exodus from Egypt – an actual historical event when half a million people evacuated Egypt after a civil war with the Thebans – can be understood as the Exodus of the Old Testament. Further, Jesus can then be understood as a descendant of these pharoahs. Having found the Biblical Saul in the historical record, the author found new historical references to the Biblical Jesus, and has determined that he was descended from this Hyksos line, and was a Hyksos prince in exile – the rebel governor of Tiberias, who led an army Jerusalem. He died in AD 65 after the revolt failed - 30 years after the presumed crucifixion.

Other revelations: • The Biblical Abraham was a pharaoh of Egypt • Jesus married his own sister, Mary Magdalene • Jesus followed the traditional Egyptian astrology: he was born a shepherd (Aries) and died a fisher of men (Pisces)

I’m no historian and haven’t gone out of my way to check what’s referenced as facts, but it was a compelling read and certainly elevated the status of Jesus in my imagination.