Black Spirituality Religion : JESUS is GOD

[cherryblossom]

What I always find interesting is that when we get into 'proving' the Bible through ancient records, we often run into many omissions. One being Joshua's conquest of Canaan.

History tells us that the only people who came outta Egypt conquering Canaan were the Egyptians during the 18th dynasty and rise of the Egyptian empire.

And one Chinese dynasty would try to erase all records of the dynasty that came before it. So it would seem this reoccupation to be considered 'first' or the only one, runs across many different cultures.

It would, indeed, appear so.

 

[Chas0x01]

Also Chas0x01, consider these facts and be mindful ... the Bible is not a book of history, its a book of prophecy and its perspicuous; and at the same time, relevant facts of history don't escape the Bible, and are contained therein.


Peace In,

I agree, prophecy is a main feature of the Bible. But I believe the Bible was meant to be understood. And part of that understanding requires that biblical events be placed into a historical context. Doing so, imo, also helps us understand prophecy as well.

So we see one of the major events, the conquest of Canaan by Joshua and other Israelite tribes, was actually carried out by Thutmose III.
Conquest, expulsion, resettlement, maintaining garrison towns, taxing Canaanite tribes, warring with the Hittites and 'Sea People', Assyrians, and Babylonians, was an Egyptian thing, as part of growing and maintaining their empire.

So how does Joshua fit into all this? I would say Joshua either represents Thutmose III, or was a general under him.

 

[Clyde C Coger Jr]

I agree, prophecy is a main feature of the Bible. But I believe the Bible was meant to be understood. And part of that understanding requires that biblical events be placed into a historical context. Doing so, imo, also helps us understand prophecy as well.

So we see one of the major events, the conquest of Canaan by Joshua and other Israelite tribes, was actually carried out by Thutmose III.
Conquest, expulsion, resettlement, maintaining garrison towns, taxing Canaanite tribes, warring with the Hittites and 'Sea People', Assyrians, and Babylonians, was an Egyptian thing, as part of growing and maintaining their empire.

So how does Joshua fit into all this? I would say Joshua either represents Thutmose III, or was a general under him.

Okay, you addressed the prophecy aspect of my post, but this shows you don't accept the history portion of my post... Is the Bible a book of history to you? If so, you are going to be very disappointed. Also, you neglected the perspicuous portion of my post. Clearly, your reply doesn't accept the Bible's perspicuity either. For those that have an ear to listen and don't have eyes to see, the Word of God is perspicuous.


Peace In Chas0x01,

 

[Chas0x01]

Okay, you addressed the prophecy aspect of my post, but this shows you don't accept the history portion of my post... Is the Bible a book of history to you? If so, you are going to be very disappointed. Also, you neglected the perspicuous portion of my post. Clearly, your reply doesn't accept the Bible's perspicuity either. For those that have an ear to listen and don't have eyes to see, the Word of God is perspicuous.


Peace In Chas0x01,

I believe the Bible was meant to be understood. All I'm doing is trying to understand it.

Something is hidden, here. Like the significant role Egypt played in the formation of ancient Israel. Why do you think that is?

In my first post I said I would try to connect African Americans to prophecy. I actually started to do this, but found myself writing a book so I stopped.

This is the connection I was alluding to, it's a Nubian/Egyptian/Kenite connection.
History tells us that Jacob's election was realized through the rise of the 18th Dynasty. So I believe we can gain some valuable information if we analyze this.

The creation of biblical Israel came outta the 18th Dynasty, as these events overlap it would be hard to argue otherwise. So you could say the 18th Dynasty was Jacob's election, if we're to assume election is about the creation of a nation or empire who would represent the Most High as scripture seems to indicate.

From this historical event we might be able to identity the historical Moses. Though some have speculated he was Akhenaten or Thutmose. I believe he was Ahmose I. As a liberator, freeing his people from bondage, Ahmose I, the founder of the 18th Dynasty, would fit this role, when he liberated Lower Egypt from Hyksos domination.

The only time the Hebrews could have been in bondage historically would have been during the Hyksos dynasty.

What you might find interesting is according to the biblical narrative, Moses learns the true identity of his god, Yah, while in the wilderness.
The 'Ah' in Ahmose I, is also an alternate spelling of Yah.

So what does this have to do with African Americans?

These groups, Kenites, Egyptians (meaning those in Thebes), and pre-Cushite Nubians might be linked to certain West African tribes who are linked to African Americans. The tribes who represent the best case, at least from my research, are the Mande, Hausa, and Yoruba.

Now you're probably thinking 'Kenites', what do Kenites have to do with anything?

The Kenites are actually the most important piece to this puzzle. As I believe they played a critical role in Jacob's election, Yahushua's Election, and Muhammad's election. And if African Americans are the tribulation Elect, as I believe they are. I can only imagine that there's an elite group of Kenites who will be responsible for your election as well.

I might start a thread that gets into this in more detail...

But this is how I use history to try and figure out prophecy.

 

[Clyde C Coger Jr]

In my first post I said I would try to connect African Americans to prophecy. I actually started to do this, but found myself writing a book so I stopped.

So, it finally comes out, good. Here is your problem, you stopped writing the book. Obviously, you see that I'm a published author, and my work is listed on Amazon. So it comes natural that I would encourage you to finish what you started. No one has a monopoly on knowledge... I'm somewhat disappointed in you Chas0x01... The important thing is to leave that legacy, and let others decide if its worthwhile or not...


Peace In,