Red Haired Mummies of Egypt




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The Players - Connecting the Dots
THE HOUSE OF DAVID - Return of the Gods
Ramses II - Son of SETI
. Ramses II was pharaoh from
1290 to 1224 B.C. He was the
son of Seti, who Ramses ruled
with for a few years. Ramses
ruled for sixty-six years and two
months.
He was the last significant white
pharaoh.
The mummy of the red haired
Egyptian King, Ramses II, is on
public display at the Egyptian
Museum, Cairo
Forensics tests were done on
Ramses, proving that his red hair
was 'natural'. Ref: Ramses the
Great by National Geographics.

Also during that time

1290 BC - Much evidence of
mass destruction of cities  that
would have occurred with the
Israelite invasion of Canaan.

1290 BC -  the Israelites, under
the leadership of Moses,
(Akhenanten) left Egypt for "the
promised land" of Canaan in
the Exodus

"1290 BC" is significant since
1,290 is the number specifically
mentioned in Dan.
Ramses II managed to re-establish the
already decaying Egyptian Empire by
recapturing much land in Nubia.

He also fought a series of battles against
invading Indo-Europeans, the Hittites.
This was culminated with the battle of
Kadesh in northern Syria. Ramses signed a
treaty with the Hittites in 1258 BC, which
ended the war. In terms of the treaty,
Ramses took as his wife an Indo-European
Hittite princess. His other achievements
included the building of the rock-hewn
temple of Abu Simbel, the great hall in the
Temple of Amon at Karnak, and the
mortuary temple at Thebes.

After this king, Egypt entered into a
steady period of decay, caused directly by
the elimination of the original Egyptians,
and their replacement with a mixed
population made up of Black, Semitic and
the remnant White population. This
racially divergent nation was never again
to reach the heights achieved by the First,
Second or the first part of the Third
Kingdoms. In these later years there were
competing claimants to the pharaohs
throne, many of whom, racially speaking,
bore no resemblance to the original
pharaohs at all.
Thutmosis III
King David.
Malchiel'
Co-reigned as a child with Queen
Hatshepsut. Father was Thutmosis II
Mother (not Queen Hatshepsut but
of another wife)
[1490-1436 B.C.E.]
Sir Isaac Newton was the first to
claim that the Sesostris of
Herodotus, whose conquests were
the same as those of Tuthmoses III,
was the was the Biblical Shishak
Portrait of Tuthmosis I
(Akheperkare) from his
daughter's temple at
Deir el-Bahri
Tuthmosis -son of Thoth
Tuthmosis I was the
third king in the 18th
Dynasty.
His mother was
Semisene.
Tuthmosis I's main
claim to the throne of
Egypt was by taking the
daughter of Ahmose I
and Queen Ahmose
Nefertari - the princess
Ahmose - as his wife.
She would give him two
daughters (Neferukheb
and Hatshepsut) and
two sons (Wadjmose
and Amenmose).
Tuthmosis I would
ignore the sons from the
Queen Ahmose in
favour of Tuthmosis (II)
born to a lesser ranked
queen Mutnofret
Creator of the Valley of
the Kings

The ancient Egyptians
had a tradition of
repeating the same name
of their Pharoahs in
different dynasties.
Thus a father, son and
grandson would have the
same name but with first
, second or third after it.
The name
TUTHMOSIS was
given to four pharaohs
in the 18th dynasty.
This dynasty was a
strong one, a dynasty
which also included
Queen Hatshepsut, one
of the most powerful
queens on Egypt.
Akheperenre
(Tuthmosis II)  
Father Tuthmosis I
Mother Mutnofret
Saul
  Tuthmosis II was a
frail, rather
weak-looking
individual,.X-rays have
tended confirm that
Tuthmosis II died when
he was around 30.

Dynasty was taken
from Saul and given to
David.

The seige of the second
Temple in Jerusalem by
Antiochus can
accurately be dated to
167 B.C.E. Adding
another thousand and
three hundred years
puts David's funeral at
1467 B.C.E., or almost
450 years before the
generally accepted date
(circa 1020 B.C.E.)
This, according to
conventional
chronology, would be
during the reign of the
greatest Egyptian
warrior-pharoah
Tuthmosis III
[1490-1436 B.C.E.],
who extended the
Egyptian empire to its
furthest limits.
Menkheperure
(Tuthmosis IV)
Jo-ab
Tuthmosis IV and His
Mother, Tiaa

Fought against David.
"Soon Thutmose IV
sent out a large force
to fight against king
David in the valley of
the Giants. This was
made up from the
armies of the alliance
and troops from Egypt
as well. However,
David's army caught
them by surprise and
defeated Thutmose
IV's force and drove
them all the way back
to Egypt's boundary
south of Gaza.
Another Account
Pharoah THUTMOSE III.. Egyptian
ancient writings show: "One winter
morning around the year 1,482 B.C.
Thutmose III first saw a 'UFO'....
Described as; " a CIRCLE of FIRE",
emitted no sound, it had no voice',
according to inscriptions. After some
days had passed, these things became
more numerous in the skies than ever.
"Were extremely bright or more...than
the brightness of the sun, and were
relatively small about 16' in diamater.
Thutmose III was taken aboard and
flew up to the sky and learned the
secrets of Heaven

".....among the papers of the late
Professor Alberto Tulli, former
Director of the Egyptian section of
the Vatican Museum. It is a fragment
from the Royal Annals of Thuthmosis
III (circa 1504-1450 B.C.) and when
translated reads as follows:



In the year 22, in the third month of
winter, in the sixth hour of the day,
the scribes of the House of Life
noticed a circle of fire that was coming
from the sky [...] From the mouth it
emitted a foul breath. It had no head.
Its body was one rod long and one rod
wide.¹ It had no voice. And from
that the hearts of the scribes became
confused and they threw themselves
down on their bellies [...] then they
reported the thing to the Pharaoh [...]
His Majesty ordered [...] has been
examined [...] and he was meditating
on what had happened, that it was
recorded in the scrolls of the House of
the Life. Now after some days had
passed, these things became more and
more numerous in the skies. Their
splendor exceeded that of the sun and
extended to the limits of the four
angles of the sky [...] High and wide in
the sky was the position from which
these fire circles came and went. The
army of the Pharaoh looked on with
him in their midst. It was after
supper. Then these fire circles
ascended higher into the sky and they
headed toward the south. Fish and
birds then fell from the sky. A marvel
never before known since the
foundation of their land [...] And
Pharaoh caused incense to be brought
to make peace with Earth² [...] and
what happened was ordered to be
written in the Annals of the House of
Life so that it be remembered for all
time forward.
Professor P. F. Ceccaldi, with a
research team, studied some hairs
from the mummy's scalp.
Ramesses II was thought to be 87
years-old when he died, and his
hair had turned white. Ceccaldi
determined that the reddish-yellow
color of the hair was due to a dye
with a dilute henna solution. Many
Egyptians dyed their hair, and this
personal habit was preserved by
the embalmers. However, traces of
the hair's original color remained in
the roots. Microscopic
examinations showed that the hair
roots contained natural red
pigments, and that therefore,
during his younger days, Ramesses
II had been a red head. Analysis
concluded that these red pigments
did not result from the hair
somehow fading, or otherwise
being altered after death, but did
represent Ramesses' natural hair
color. Ceccaldi also studied the
cross-section of the hairs, and
determined from their oval shape,
that Ramesses had been
"cymotrich" (wavy-haired).
Finally, he stated that such a
combination of features showed
that Ramesses had been a
"leucoderm" (white-skinned
person).
The mummy of Pharaoh Seti I  
(Sethos I) is the most lifelike of the
great pharaohs of Egypt, and a
tribute to the embalmer's art. His
caucasian features remain crystal
clear and because of the excellent
preservation process, Seti's
mummy can easily be compared
with a relief of his face made in his
lifetime at the Temple at Abydos.
Seti was the son of  Ramses I.
Seti I  reoccupied lands in Syria
lost to earlier Syrian invasions,
conquered Palestine and conducted
campaigns against the Semitic
Libyans and the Indo-European
Hittites
Queen Tiy (Taia,Tyre,
Jochebed)
Tomb Discovery
Father was Yuya
Mother Thuya
God's Wife of Amun
Mother and wife of
Akhenaten ( Amenophis
IV)
The most brilliant and
famous of Egypt's queens
in 18th Dynasty Egypt.
This statue was found in
the Temple of Hathor
near the turquoise mines.
Tiye was provided with
as many as five or more
consorts, viz.,
Amenhotep III, Aanen,
Aye, Yuya, and
Akhenaten. As a child she
was married to
Amenhotep III upon his
coronation as Pharaoh.
When Amenhotep III was
unable to produce a set of
heirs through Tiye, her
brothers Aanen (the
eldest) and Aye in turn
sired  Nefertiti (Miriam)
through her.
Semenkhare , Smemkhare
(Aaron)and Tutankhamun
were the sons of
Akhenaten and Tiye.
Yuya-Joseph
(Yu-ya - Alalu-Ea)
Biblical Joseph  -
Egyptian Prime
Minister during
1400 BC
Married to Thuya
Possibly of Foreign
Discent and King  
Ben-Hadad I
Father of Tiy.
Yuya's blonde hair
and Caucasian
facial struture have
been well preserved
by the embalming
process.
Yuya bore the
prestigious title of
"Father of God
[Pharaoh]"meaning
pharaoh's
'father-in-law'.
Was  priest of both
Hermonthis and
Amon during his
career.
The name "Yu-ya"
is essentially
identical with the
name of God given
to Moses from the
burning bush
Thuya, Wife of
Yuya.
God's Wife of Amun
Equally blonde and
caucasian. She was
the great
grandmother of
Tutankhamen.
Mother of Tiy
thought to have
been of foreign
origin
----------
Seti's queen was
Tuya, the daughter
of a lieutenant of
chariotry. Their
first child, a boy,
died young. (No
male heir)
Their second was a
daughter by the
name of Tia.
Queen Hatshepsut
Queen Sheba
God's Wife of Amun
Egyptian and Ethiopian
Female Pharaoh:
Daughter of Tuthmosis
I , half Sister and Wife
of Pharaoh Thutmosis
II, who had a son
Thutmose III , by a
minor wife.
Her long blonde hair
and  facial structure has
been well preserved by
the embalming process
of the time
After the death of
Thutmose II  
Hatshepsut calls on
Solomon for help. This
information we read on
one of his statues, `I
was in this land under
[her] command since
the occurrence of the
death of [her]
predecessor...'[P.
Dorman, `The
Monuments of  
(Solomon) Senenmut',
(Kegan, Paul, London,
1988)]
Queen Hatshepsut of
Egypt (Land of Punt -
S. Egypt -Africa)  
brought back was the â
€œseed of Solomon
(Senenmut)â€�.    she
gave birth to a child,
Menelik.
Hatshepsut
disappeared in 1458 B.
C. when Thutmose III,
wishing to reclaim the
throne, led a revolt.
Thutmose had her
shrines, statues and
reliefs mutilated.
1500 BC   Egypt, The Palace of
Pharaoh Thutmosis III.  Circles of fire
are said to have hovered over the
palace while fishes, winged creatures,
and other objects rained down from
the sky.
Ancient Egyptians used helicopters and
airplanes for battles?
In 1848, one of numerous archeological
expeditions working in Egypt discovered strange
hieroglyphs at the height of about ten meters
right above the entrance to the Seti Temple in
Abydos. The walls were  covered with the
strange signs that greatly puzzled researchers.
The only thing the researchers realized at once
was that they had discovered some images of
strange mechanisms that nobody ever saw
before.
The  Arab newspaper Al-Sharq Al-Awsat
published several sensational photos taken in
the Amon Ra Temple in Karnak. The photos the
newspaper published demonstrated the
bas-reliefs of an ancient temple built under Seti I
who ruled 3,000 years ago; and on the bas-reliefs
an ancient artist engraved a battle helicopter
with a distinct rotor and a tail unit. Nearby, the
artist depicted several other aircrafts
astonishingly resembling contemporary
supersonic fighters and heavy strategic bombers!
Two almost identical sets of drawings were
found at Karnak and Abydos. In Abydos, a
submarine was engraved on the walls of the
temple, along with a battle helicopter.
4000 BC   The Sumerians
from today’s Iraq had
contact with extraterrestrial
civilizations according to their
text. The extraterrestrials also
interbred with humans and
traveled with them to the
stars. The kings were taken to
the stars by the
extraterrestrials. Sumerian text
coincides with "the book of
genesis". Their astronomy
was highly developed. They
had numbers with 15 digits!
The Sumerians say
extraterrestrials are from
Mars, the star system
Pleiades, and the star Sirius.
Sumerian text shows drawings
of solar system
Ramesses I was the founder
of the 19th Dynasty . Also
known as Paramessu and was
of non-royal birth, but
claimed to have been born
into a noble family from the
Nile Delta Region.
A vizier under the last king of
the 18th Dynasty, Horemheb,
Ramesses I appears to have
come to the throne as an
appointment of his
predecessor, who seems to
have produced no heir.
Horemheb's parentage is
unknown.  He was the
successor of Ay   as
pharaoh of Egypt.  
Horemheb was a royal
scribe and general of the
armies at various times.  
He restored the old
worship of Amun,  
branded Akhenaten a
heretic and attempted to
destroy any trace of him.  
All names were changed
from 'aten' to 'amun' .. He
was the last King of
Egypts 18th Dynasty.
He formed a link back to
the female royal blood line
through the  marriage of  
Mutnodjmet,  believed to
have been the sister of  
Nefertiti, , Akhenaten's
widow and sister. .
It was during  the reign of
Horemheb that the first
attempts were made to
write the Amarna Period
out of Egyptian History.
Pharaoh Horemheb
systematically destroyed
all public evidence of the
heretic's existence.
Workers chiseled out
Akhenaten’s
identifying hieroglyphs
wherever they were found.
They demolished his
newly built capital city
and quarried the stones for
new building projects in
other parts of the country.
They even omitted his
name from the king-lists.
He had become a
nonperson, the nation
doing all it could to forget
he ever lived.
Akhen'aten' (Amenophis
IV, Amenophis IV  or
Solomon)  son of  
Amenhotep III  (David),
Mother: Bathsheba
A monotheist, militantly
devotee to the worship
of Re-Herakhty, the
sun-god whom he
believed manifest in the
form of Aten, the solar
disc, his revolutionary
religious doctrine
allowed for no
competition. Especially
offensive to him was the
worship of Amen, chief
deity of Thebes and
widely celebrated as the
king of the gods. So
strong was his animosity
that in an act of
theological intolerance
never before experienced
in that nation's
millennia-long history,
he dispatched agents
throughout the land to
shut down the god's
temples and excise the
offensive name from
walls, tombs, statues,
and inscriptions.
He then created a temple
which came as a great
expense for the kingdom.
Solomon started selling
off cities to pay off his
debts . ,The population
had to endure forced
labor, with gangs of ten
thousand people being
sent for monthly spells
in the Lebanon to work
for Hiram, king of
Tyre." ( - Christopher
Knight & Robert Lomas,
The Hiram Key: Pharaohs,
Freemasons and the
Discovery of the Secret
Scrolls of Jesus)

Lived in Armana
Amenhotep IV "revived the
ancient cult of the sun god in
the form of Aten (the disc of
the sun). Amenhotep IV
changed his name to
Akhenaten ('living spirit of
the Aten') in honor of his
god."
Spoke th Akkadian language
   - The Useborne Book of
the Ancient World"

SOLOMON MAY HAVE
DIED 900 BCE  
ACCORDING TO NEWTON
Jesus intercessor
between man and God:
Pharaoh Amenophis IV -
Akhnaton, (reportedly
first monotheist) had
people of Egypt pray to
him and his queen
Nephertiti (like the
Virgin Mary), and then
they would in turn
intercede for the people
directly to God.
Moses was the chief priest of
the Aten cult and that at the time
of Akhenaten's death Moses fled
from Egypt to avoid execution.
(Freud places Moses in Egypt,
as an initiate of the Aten religion
of Pharaoh Akhnaton)
Upon Horemheb's death he
returned to Egypt and attempted
a military coup, the purpose of
which was to restore the Aten
cult to the throne. His allies
included the persecuted remnant
of Akhenaten's following, large
numbers of badly treated sick
and diseased Egyptians, assorted
opponents of Ramesses I, and an
army belonging to the Canaanite
kingdom of Shechem, whose
rulers were openly hostile to
Egypt's demands for submission.

Moses' actions brought the
nation to the brink of civil war.
The confrontation ended with a
negotiated truce that guaranteed
the insurgent army safe passage
out of the country. This
negotiated truce and safe passage
out of Egypt was the Exodus.
Moses had two women in his
life. One was his wife Zipporah
who is the mother of his two
sons. The other was his sister
Miriam, who is Nefertiti,
sister-wife of  Akhenaten and
daughter of Aye.
Jochebed bore Miriam, Moses
and Aaron
Nefertiti was the
Wife of Akhenaten  
and sister to Moses
and Aaron  (known
biblically as
Miriam) God's Wife
of Amun
Nefertiti, the Great
Royal Wife of King
Amenhotep IV
better known as
Akhenaten, joined
her husband in
worship of a new
religion that
celebrated the
power of the
sun-disk Aten,
promoting the
worship of one god
above all others -
the 'sun-god' Re or
Ra.
Smenkhkare
may have become
Akhenaten's co-regent and
some think that Smenkhkare
was in fact Nefertiti.
Tutankhamun -
son of Solomon
and
A remarkable
sculpture found in
the tomb of King
Tutankhamun
shows the head of
the young king
emerging from a
lotus flower, the
petals fanning out
around his neck --
an image that
depicts the young
king with the
powers of the
creator god Ra
Statue of Amenhotep III and
wife Tiye
Mother was Tuya (Thuya)
Father of Amenhoptep IV or
Solomon (Akhenaten)

Amenhotep (or heqawaset) was
this kings birth name, meaning
"Amun is Pleased, Ruler of
Thebes. His throne name was
Nub-maat-re, which means "Lord
of Truth is Re. Amenhotep III's
birth is splendidly depicted in a
series of reliefs inside a room on
the east side of the temple of
Luxor. Built by Amenhotep III,
the room was dedicated to
Amun. However, it portrays the
creator god, Khnum of
Elephantine (at modern Aswan)
with his ram head, fashioning the
child and his ka on a potter's
wheel under the supervision of
the goddess Isis. The god Amun
is then  led to Amenhotep III's
mother by Thoth, god of
wisdom, after which Amun is
shown in the presence of the
goddesses Hathor and Mut while
they nurse the future king
Amun - Amen by Micha F. Lindemans
A primordial Egyptian god, whose name
means "the hidden one". As the driving
force of the invisible breeze he was
originally a god of wind and ruler of the
air. During the 11th dynasty (2133 - 2000
BCE) he became the powerful sun-god of
Thebes, where he was worshipped as
Amun-Re. Later he was made the supreme
god of the entire realm and king of the gods.
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Leprosy and Miriam
Much of the book of Numbers  deals
with incidents of slander  and
punishments
  for incidents of slander. Miriam was
pronounced to have Leprosy for Seven
Days. She was then forgiven and
pronounced 'Clean' ...But what really
happened and how was it used against
Miriam and as an example for others
not to slander the words of Moses.


Numbers 12:

  1 Miriam and Aaron began to talk
against Moses because of his Cushite
wife, for he had married a Cushite. 2
"Has the LORD spoken only through
Moses?" they asked. "Hasn't he also
spoken through us?" And the LORD
heard this.

  3 (Now Moses was a very humble
man, more humble than anyone else on
the face of the earth.)
  4 At once the LORD said to Moses,
Aaron and Miriam, "Come out to the
Tent of Meeting, all three of you." So
the three of them came out. 5 Then the
LORD came down in a pillar of cloud;
he stood at the entrance to the Tent
and summoned Aaron and Miriam.
When both of them stepped forward, 6
he said, "Listen to my words:
     "When a prophet of the LORD is
among you,
     I reveal myself to him in visions,
     I speak to him in dreams.

  7 But this is not true of my servant
Moses;
     he is faithful in all my house.

  8 With him I speak face to face,
     clearly and not in riddles;
     he sees the form of the LORD.
     Why then were you not afraid
     to speak against my servant
Moses?"

  9 The anger of the LORD burned
against them, and he left them.

  10 When the cloud lifted from above
the Tent, there stood Miriam—
leprous, like snow. Aaron turned
toward her and saw that she had
leprosy; 11 and he said to Moses,
"Please, my lord, do not hold against us
the sin we have so foolishly
committed. 12 Do not let her be like a
stillborn infant coming from its
mother's womb with its flesh half eaten
away."

  13 So Moses cried out to the LORD,
"O God, please heal her!"

  14 The LORD replied to Moses, "If
her father had spit in her face, would
she not have been in disgrace for seven
days? Confine her outside the camp for
seven days; after that she can be
brought back." 15 So Miriam was
confined outside the camp for seven
days, and the people did not move on
till she was brought back.

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Test for Leprosy
The LORD said to Moses and Aaron,
"When a man has on the skin of his
body a swelling or an eruption or a
spot, and it turns into a leprous disease
on the skin of his body, then he shall
be brought to Aaron the priest or to
one of his sons the priests, and the
priest shall examine the diseased spot
on the skin of his body; and if the hair
in the diseased spot has turned white
and the disease appears to be deeper
than the skin of the body, it is a
leprous disease; when the priest has
examined him he shall pronounce him
unclean. But if the spot is white in the
skin of his body, and appears no
deeper than the skin, and the hair in it
has not turned white, the priest shall
shut up the diseased person for seven
days; and the priest shall examine him
on the seventh day, and if in his eyes
the disease is checked and the disease
has not spread in the skin, then the
priest shall shut him up seven days
more; and the priest shall examine him
again on the seventh day, and if the
diseased spot is dim and the disease
has not spread in the skin, then the
priest shall pronounce him clean; it is
only an eruption; and he shall wash his
clothes, and be clean. But if the
eruption spreads in the skin, after he
has shown himself to the priest for his
cleansing, he shall appear again before
the priest; and the priest shall make an
examination, and if the eruption has
spread in the skin, then the priest shall
pronounce him unclean; it is leprosy."
(Leviticus 13:1-8 RSV)

The overriding purpose of this chapter
is to enable the detection of leprosy.
When the Bible uses this term, it is not
merely referring to the disease that we
call leprosy today, Hansen's disease,
which is a horrible and loathsome
malady causing disfigurement and loss
of facial features and other parts of the
body. That is included in the term, but
the Hebrew word translated leprosy
here also includes other contagious and
infectious skin diseases. They all were
recognized to be dangerous and
damaging, a serious threat not only to
the individual but to the whole people,
the whole camp of Israel, and so they
were to be detected. The process of
detection was prolonged and careful
inspection. The priest was to look at
the symptoms, then shut the diseased
person up for seven days, examine him
again, and shut him up for another
seven days. At the end of that time he
could determine whether it was leprosy
or something less serious.
Leprosy and Moses
In spite of all this, Moses
did not know of the
leprosy in his own bosom:


"And the Lord said unto
him, Put now thine hand
into thy bosom. And he
put his hand into his
bosom; and when he took it
out, behold, his hand was
leprous as snow..."
(Exodus 4:6).
The first king of
the 18th Dynasty,
Ahmose I.
Had Not Been
Circumcised
Different process
of emblaming
IOriginally buried
near the burials of
his 17'th Dynasty
ancestors
Married full sister
Ahmose-Nofretari
was the daughter
of Ahottpe I and
Seqnenre-Taa II.
Along with her
son, Amenhotep I,
she was
worshiped as a
patron of the
tomb-builders at
Deir el-Medina
many years after
her death.
Married full
brother
AmenhotepI
-2nd King
Father -Ahmose(?)
Mother- Queen
Ahmose Nefretiri,   
His mother  played
an important part in
his reign, acting as
God's Wife of
Amun..


Amenhotep I may
have been married to
his sister, (Ahmose-)
Merytamun, who
was a God's Wife of
Amun.
Rising Star -Sirius
A heliacal rising of
Sirius was seen
during his reign, as
recorded by the
Papyrus Ebers1,
which states:

"Ninth year of the
reign of his majesty
the king of Upper
and Lower Egypt,
Djeserkare - may he
live forever! Festival
of the New Year:
third month of
summer, ninth day -
rising of Sirius"
giving the date of
1517 BC for the
astronomical event
and 1526 BC for the
coronation of
Amenophis I"
Amenhotep was this
kings birth name,
which means "Amun
is Pleased". He is
also known as
Amenhotpe I, and
Amenophis I by the
early Greeks. His
throne name was
Djeser-ka-re, or
"Holy is the Soul of
Re". His Horus name
was Ka-Waf-Taw
(Bull who conquers
the land) and his
"Two Ladies" name
was Aa-nerw (He
who inspires great
terror).
Best known for his
building of the
Temple of Karnak in
Thebes
He also  restored the
mines at Serabit
el-Khadim in the
Sinai where he also
expanded the Middle
Kingdom temple of
Hathor.
Established cult of
Amun at Karnak
God's Wife of
Amun
Then the majesty
of this god said: "I
am her protector.
A challenge to her
shall not occur
forever by any
king who shall
arise in the
following of future
generations. But
only the god’s
wife Nefertary.
It belongs to her
from son to son
forever and ever in
accordance 25 with
her office of godâ
€™s wife. There is
not one who shall
say, 'Except for
me’. There is
not another who
can speak."
It is highly probable that Ah was the son of the great Mother deity Apet, who
was identified with the female hippopotamus Taurt, "the mighty one",
goddess of maternity, and "mother of the gods". At Thebes and Ombos, Osiris
was regarded as the son of the sacred hippopotamus. He  was, like Ah,
identified with the moon spirit, which symbolized the male principle. The
Apet hippopotamus was the animal incarnation of the Great Mother; as a
water goddess, therefore, Apet links with Nut, who rose from the primordial
deep and was "the waters above the firmament".
It was said that one day
Akhenaten had a vision
wherein he saw a sun
disc between two
mountains. He felt that
God was guiding him to
make change. He was
shown the God, Aten, as
the Sun Disk - the Light.
He felt guided by Aten
to build a city between
the two mountains.

In the sixth year of his
reign Akhenaten rejected
the Gods of Thebes.  
Akhenaten had declared
for the first time in
recorded history that
there was only one God
- the concept of
monotheism. Overnight
he turned 2,000 years of
Egyptian religious
upside down...
.
Ay
Father of Nefertiti
Father in Law of
Akhenaten
Succeeded Tutankhamun
(Akhenaten's son by
Nerfertiti) .
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