Black Spirituality Religion : Translations

This is off topic but I have a question based on the hieroglyphs. I was given the term Dja and wanted more info on it.

Peace
Blackbird

The 'Dja/Dje' usually represents food, a dish, spicy bread dish ..

It represents food.

You will also find it in the spelling of 'Tehuti' or 'Djehuty'.

The 'j' becomes silent and the 'D' is interchangeable with the 'T' rendering the sound 'Te' ... 'hu' ... 'ti'. The 'Te' can also be rendered as 'Ta' which means 'land', so then the word 'Dje/Dja' can be broken down to have such meaning.

I would suggest the usage to mean 'spicy bread', but then the word Dja/Ta could be a representation of the Land of Africa.


Peace and Blessings
 
Our next word in Genesis 1:1

Our next word in Genesis 1:1 is………….

אֱלֹהִים

This word is a little tricky, I don’t agree with Ralph Ellis 100% on this but he gives one of the best explanations of the word I have read.

Due to the time period and the archeological evidence that links the Holy Scriptures to Akhenaten I am going to translate this word as…….

Eyes of Aten

The translation actually depends on which god of Kemet you serve. Another reason I chose to say “Aten” is due to the….

אֱ

glyph in front of the word. In Secrets of the Exodus they show how Akhenaten may have created the אֱ from using a combination of glyphs from the name Aten or Amun.

With this our continued translation know becomes……….

In the beginning, in work, the eyes of Aten

In looking at this it starts to become reminiscent of the Dogon Song. In that Amma gave light to the Universe by opining ITs Eyes.

I am open for any questions on this.

Peace and Power in Reading.

Reexamined ......
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The next word we come across……..


הַשָּׁמַיִם
hshmym

as we know are able to recognize the…..

ים
ym

ending in most cases represent pluralism.

Thus we would look for an Egyptian equivalent for the Hebrew word…..

הַשָּׁמַ
hshm

The Egyptian equivalent I found is “heshes” which can mean, “fire”, “heat”, “to burn”, “to be hot”.

Now our continued Hebrew, Egyptian English translation could read as……


In the beginning, in work, the eyes of Aten brought fourth fires…..
 

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