Moses wouldn’t be a prophet if he didn’t study Egyptian Magic. ©M7C 2026
In the Old Testament the Biblical character named Joshua led the recently-liberated Israelites out of Egypt and into the “Promised Land” once they passed the Judgement by Moses of the 10 Commandments. In the New Testament, Jesus Christ leads the righteous who passed the Last Judgement into the Kingdom of Heaven, which was promised to them. In the earlier story from Egypt, it is Horus who leads the vindicated from the Court of Ma’at to Heaven (Paradise). This is the same story revised.
In the Egyptian stories, Horus and his mother Isis flee the wrath of Lord Set (whom murdered the father of Horus, Lord Osiris, and usurped the throne of the First Egyptian Empire) into the Nile Delta (Lower Egyptian State) after Set calls for the death of the first-born of Egypt, as he searches for the heir of Osiris. Horus & Isis pilot papyrus boats in the Delta.
In the Old Testament, someone fears that the Deliverer of the Slaves will appear so the Pharaoh seeks to kill the first-born, which is Moses. The mother of Moses places him on a papyrus raft in a canal that leads back to Pharaoh’s daughter’s home, where Moses is adopted as a Prince of Egypt. Moses grows up in Pharaoh’s Court.
In the New Testament, Jesus is born after a Star appears in the Eastern night sky, signaling the Age of the Messiah, or liberator/deliverer of the Jews. After his birth, King Herod orders the death of the first-born. Jesus and his mother Mary flee into the Nile Delta or Lower Egypt for safety. The Star is a hieroglyph for Deity in Egypt.
The death of the first-born first appears in the Pyramid Texts of the 5th Dynasty, Ancient Egypt. Horus is the Only Son of the God Osiris, born post-humously after Osiris is killed the second time and dismembered by Set. Joshua in Greek is spelled as Jesus. Greek language was known in the Bible, from the passage “Alpha & Omega, the first and the last” letters of the Greek Alphabet. The Greeks invented coinage or money 1000 years after silver money was reported in the Bible, from the sale of the family of Abraham into slavery in Egypt. The word Abram is similar to the Egyptian word for Babylon, “Aram”; the additive “Ha” was added to make Abraham in the Book of Genesis.
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