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UNDERSTANDING THE RELIGION OF EGYPT_ THE MISSING LINK IN CHRISTIANITY - WAKING UP TO THE TRUTH PT 25 · truthunedited

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Speaker 1: Okay, so you should be coming from part twenty four
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Speaker 1: of the series. These videos are part of an overall
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Speaker 1: series meant to wake you up from lies and bring
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Speaker 1: you into the truth.
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Speaker 2: These videos should be watched.
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Speaker 1: From the beginning in order if you're going to understand
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Speaker 1: what is being presented. So please, if you have not
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Speaker 1: watched parts one through twenty four, please make sure at
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Speaker 1: some point you go back from video one and watch them.
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Speaker 2: Consecutively for true contexts.
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Speaker 1: If you don't, you probably will have questions that were
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Speaker 1: already answered. Okay, So, in part twenty four of the series,
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Speaker 1: we finally ended the Book of Genesis and we showed
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Speaker 1: the final events that brought the children of Yasharel into Egypt.
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Speaker 1: And it was at this time when our forefather Yakov
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Speaker 1: also named Yasharel, passed on and left the Covenant with
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Speaker 1: Yaoua in the hands of his sons. He made sure
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Speaker 1: that before he passed away, he directed his sons in
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Speaker 1: the way that they should go and inform them of
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Speaker 1: what was going to happen in Egypt, so that their
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Speaker 1: children always waited for Yowa to bring them home. And
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Speaker 1: that was important to understand. But now that this was
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Speaker 1: covered and we understand how the children of Yasharel made
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Speaker 1: it into the land of Egypt. It's important to cover
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Speaker 1: Egypt itself, you see, it's important to understand the other
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Speaker 1: civilizations that existed during the biblical time periods. The problem
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Speaker 1: in Christianity is that there's a general consensus of ignorance
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Speaker 1: in regards to most topics, and because of this, Christians
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Speaker 1: are very much blinded from history and there are just
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Speaker 1: major consequences because of this. In these videos, we are
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Speaker 1: about to enter into major understandings of this truth in
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Speaker 1: regards to the Covenant y'all will established with Abraham that
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Speaker 1: must continue on to the sons of Yasharel. But before
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Speaker 1: we go there, it is important that you are informed
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Speaker 1: of historic truth about the other nations. One reason why
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Speaker 1: Christians celebrate pagan holidays and they partake in customs that
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Speaker 1: have nothing to do with the faith that they claim
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Speaker 1: is because these things are never taught or explained. We
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Speaker 1: often can forget that outside of the Bible, there are
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Speaker 1: major empires that existed in this world and they have
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Speaker 1: a great deal of influence on our way of left today.
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Speaker 1: I mean, just look at the back of your dalar
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Speaker 1: bill and ask yourself why an Egyptian pyramid with the
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Speaker 1: Eye of Horace is on the back of your dollar bill.
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Speaker 1: Why is the Washington Monument an Egyptian obelisk? As well
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Speaker 1: as why is there an Egyptian obulist in front of
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Speaker 1: the Vatican. There is a lot of influence that we're
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Speaker 1: just not aware of when looking back in time. For
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Speaker 1: the most part, people like to focus on the Romans
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Speaker 1: because of the power of the Roman Catholic Church, but
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Speaker 1: it should be understood that the majority of our culture
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Speaker 1: in this modern world is actually influenced by the Greeks.
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Speaker 1: The Romans were just the first major followers of the Greeks,
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Speaker 1: and they spread Greek culture far and wide.
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Speaker 2: These were all.
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Speaker 1: Pagans, and much of the argument in Christianity today is
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Speaker 1: about the influence of the Greeks. But it's important to
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Speaker 1: understand that the Greeks did not just create their pagan
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Speaker 1: culture on their own. Their Greek philosophers, who could be
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Speaker 1: compared to the prophet of ancient Yasharel. The Greek philosophers
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Speaker 1: created the main culture of the Greeks, which is what
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Speaker 1: their religion is based from. And this culture was not
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Speaker 1: something brand new out of nowhere. No, it was influenced
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Speaker 1: by the other empires that came before them.
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Speaker 2: For example, one.
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Speaker 1: Of the most influential early philosophers of ancient Greek was Pythagoras.
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Speaker 1: Pythagoras grew up on the island of Samos, but traveled
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Speaker 1: the Mediterranean with his merchant father. He lived in Egypt,
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Speaker 1: where he studied its religion. Pythagorasts studied with Egyptian priests
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Speaker 1: and Thebes and became the only foreigner we know of
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Speaker 1: to be granted the privilege of participating in their Egyptian worship.
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Speaker 1: There is a consensus that Pythagorasts learned the foundations of geometry, mathematics,
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Speaker 1: and metempsychosis while studying in Egypt. Okay, so, in five
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Speaker 1: twenty five BC, the Persian king Canvases the second invaded
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Speaker 1: Egypt and Pythagoras was carried off to Babylon as a prisoner.
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Speaker 1: Remember at this time, Babylon was under person control. It
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Speaker 1: was just a decade and a half earlier that King
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Speaker 1: Cyrus let Judah go back and rebuild the temple. Just
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Speaker 1: so you can understand the time period that we're talking
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Speaker 1: about here. It's said that Pythagoras was treated well in Babylon,
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Speaker 1: and while he was there he learned astrology, mathematics, music,
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Speaker 1: and a very mystical worship of the gods. You see
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Speaker 1: as you read this history what is being told of him,
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Speaker 1: it's very important. In his travels to Egypt and Babylon,
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Speaker 1: he was initiated into the mystery religions.
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Speaker 2: He was initiated.
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Speaker 1: Into the Egyptian and Chaldean mysteries and became well versed
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Speaker 1: in the esotericism of both the East and the West.
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Speaker 1: And from this he created a philosophy containing elements from
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Speaker 1: both science and the mystery religions. So understand this right here.
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Speaker 1: Greek philosophy is just the Greek's adaptation to the mystery
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Speaker 1: pagan religions of the Egyptians. All their knowledge comes from
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Speaker 1: the Egyptians. So if our modern culture today is heavily
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Speaker 1: influenced by the Greeks, but the Greeks just adapted to
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Speaker 1: the religion of the Egyptians. I think it's highly important
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Speaker 1: that we understand the Egyptians and what they believed and
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Speaker 1: what they were about. So before I move on to
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Speaker 1: understand Moshe, who is Moses, Before we move on to
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Speaker 1: him and the children of Yasharel, in Egypt. It's important
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Speaker 1: to understand the foundation of the largest empire of the
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Speaker 1: world at that time, because this is what the major
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Speaker 1: clash in the world is at this time. So in
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Speaker 1: this series, being that this is fully about waking up
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Speaker 1: to the truth, we cannot ignore the Pagans, but we
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Speaker 1: must understand them, and so in waking up to the truth,
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Speaker 1: we will continue this discussion by understanding the religion of
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Speaker 1: ancient Egypt. Let's begin, Okay, So let's first be clear
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Speaker 1: that Egypt did not become pagan after your have died.
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Speaker 1: Egypt had long been pagan before Joseph and the children
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Speaker 1: of Yasharel came to dwell in the land. The whole
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Speaker 1: world was pagan, and they had many idols, and they
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Speaker 1: worshiped many idols. I mean we know this from understanding
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Speaker 1: Abraham's history, as he was against his father's many idols.
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Speaker 1: And we know about Lebon's history. I mean, Leban was
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Speaker 1: Leah and Rachel's father. We know about his history with
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Speaker 1: idols and the worship of foreign gods. Rachel took Leabon's
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Speaker 1: foreign gods. All the other nations were pagans. It's important
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Speaker 1: to understand that the mystery religion that was started in
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Speaker 1: Mesopotamia through samaramis spread to the other nations. The Canaanites
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Speaker 1: adapted to this mystery religion, and so did the Egyptians.
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Speaker 1: When we learn about this in school, they teach it
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Speaker 1: to us in a very false way. They teach it
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Speaker 1: to us like it was mythology, something that was not real.
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Speaker 1: But this belief was very much real in the known world.
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Speaker 2: We spoke about all this in Part seven.
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Speaker 1: He traced this belief system through the major symbolism of paganism,
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Speaker 1: which is the spreading of the mother child fertility colts.
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Speaker 1: This goes back to the first prophecy in the Bible, Genesis,
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Speaker 1: chapter three, verse fifteen. And I will put enmity between
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Speaker 1: you and the woman, between your seed and her seed.
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Speaker 2: He shall bruise your head, and you shall bruise his heel.
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Speaker 1: As I explained in Part seven, those in this ancient
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Speaker 1: world were very aware of this prophecy, and they assumed
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Speaker 1: that they were on the side against the serpent. So
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Speaker 1: they were waiting for the one that came of the
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Speaker 1: woman's seed for his heel to be bruised. And if
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Speaker 1: you want to understand its deeper, you might expect that
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Speaker 1: in the pagan cultures, if they thought their seed was
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Speaker 1: the seed of the woman, that they were expecting the
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Speaker 1: woman's seed to also be the one who bruises the
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Speaker 1: serpent's head. And if you just look at some of
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Speaker 1: the pagan artifacts, there is hardly a people who did
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Speaker 1: not present this. The mother child cult is based off Paganism,
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Speaker 1: which also adds in the Father God, which always goes
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Speaker 1: back to Satan. If any of this confuses you, I
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Speaker 1: recommend you go back to part seven of this series.
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Speaker 1: This all started at Babbel with Nimrod and Samaramus and
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Speaker 1: this mother child worship. It was created there, which created
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Speaker 1: the Queen of Heaven that is worshiped in all pagan
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Speaker 1: cultures still to this day, which is where we see
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Speaker 1: Roman Catholics worshiping Mary as the Queen of Heaven. It's
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Speaker 1: all pagan worship. And when you research this there will
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Speaker 1: be a lot of great deflection, people saying no, it's
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Speaker 1: not this, and no it didn't come from this, But
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Speaker 1: you have to understand it started somewhere, and Egypt is
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Speaker 1: the main empire that you cannot deny had the mother
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Speaker 1: Child pagan cult worship. So you should understand that it
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Speaker 1: was present in that time. There it's all pagan worship,
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Speaker 1: and my point is that it made its way to
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Speaker 1: the largest empire in the world at that time, which
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Speaker 1: was the Egyptians. The children of Yashira were the only
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Speaker 1: ones who were different than the rest of the world.
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Speaker 1: They were the only ones who worship a different God,
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Speaker 1: which is what led to their enslavement. They were the
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Speaker 1: only ones of the world that were different. And if
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Speaker 1: you do not get this understanding in your heads now,
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Speaker 1: you will never understand the Bible and the faith that
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Speaker 1: we actually live through. Most people do not understand this,
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Speaker 1: and therefore they attach to many customs and many practices
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Speaker 1: of the Egyptians because they don't think it's a big deal.
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Speaker 1: But you must understand the difference between the children of
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Speaker 1: Ya Shurel and the other nations, and the difference really
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Speaker 1: comes into your understanding the religion of the Egyptians.
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Speaker 2: So I'm going to explain it.
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Speaker 1: What often happens is that because people don't truly understand
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Speaker 1: the difference, and because Christianity itself is a blend of
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Speaker 1: the religion of Egypt with the faith of the Hebrews,
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Speaker 1: many people take the easy way out and just assume
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Speaker 1: our Messiah is just not true and he is just
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Speaker 1: a replica of what was in Egypt. Now listen, and
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Speaker 1: I want to be clear about this. Jesus is a
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Speaker 1: replica of the Sun worshiped by the Ai ancient Egyptians.
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Speaker 2: He is a result of syncretism, which.
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Speaker 1: Is why his name is able to be changed in
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Speaker 1: whatever culture people want to attach to.
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Speaker 2: But the true.
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Speaker 1: Messiah, Yahousha, is very much not a part of this.
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Speaker 1: And in order to really understand this, it comes down
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Speaker 1: to details. And so if this is explained to you,
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Speaker 1: it can help with the confusion that Satan has created.
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Speaker 1: Being that he is the author of confusion, so there's
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Speaker 1: many things to dissect in his topic. It's hard to
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Speaker 1: know where to start in the discussion. I guess I
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Speaker 1: would just go back to the biggest piece of confusion
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Speaker 1: that has been brought forth, and that is that Jesus
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Speaker 1: Christ is a copy of the Egyptian God or Us. Now,
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Speaker 1: I know this point that I'm going to make is
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Speaker 1: going to put people on the defense, but it has
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Speaker 1: to be said. Before you go to the defense, please
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Speaker 1: understand what it is that I'm communicating. So I do
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Speaker 1: want to be clear that it is true. The Jesus
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Speaker 1: Christ that Christians worship is the same God that the
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Speaker 1: Egyptians worsa and this is why Christians are very stuck
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Speaker 1: to the Trinity doctrine and saying that Jesus is God.
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Speaker 1: You see, what they don't recognize is that they have
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Speaker 1: a complete rejection of Our Father Yahoua because they are
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Speaker 1: tied to the pagan Son of God from the Egyptians
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Speaker 1: that they know very little about. So they will automatically
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Speaker 1: say no, this is not true, and they will get defensive.
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Speaker 2: But it's because they.
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Speaker 1: Don't have proper education and understanding of where all their
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Speaker 1: doctrines come from. Most Christians don't know Our Father, and
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Speaker 1: through the Trinity doctrine they'll say that the Son is
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Speaker 1: the Father. There is a reason for this. It's because
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Speaker 1: the God that they were trained to know is not
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Speaker 1: the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, even though they
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Speaker 1: were told that it is. What they know is more
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Speaker 1: tied to the Egyptians. And again they know very little
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Speaker 1: about this. But this is why many of them they
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Speaker 1: worship his birthday the same way the Egyptians worship this
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Speaker 1: Son of God's birthday. In the scriptures, you see no
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Speaker 1: birthday celebration of Yaousha after the wise men recognize the
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Speaker 1: birth of the Messiah that is not a part of
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Speaker 1: the culture of Yasharelle. I know it can be confusing,
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Speaker 1: and I understand this, but please understand that this is
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Speaker 1: why the Messiah and Christianity has a different name than
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Speaker 1: the actual Hebrew Messiah. It is intentional because the devil
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Speaker 1: cannot go too far in his blaspheme, and he has
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Speaker 1: no power over our Messiah's true name to blaspheme. So
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Speaker 1: they created a new name that they can do whatever
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Speaker 1: they want to. And if you just look at the
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Speaker 1: world today, it's very hard to ignore that this world
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Speaker 1: disrespects and blasphemes the name of Jesus at will, like
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Speaker 1: I always show Jesus Christ.
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Speaker 2: Wait wait, wait, wait, way up in this Jesus Christ,
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Speaker 2: mister Uka in there, Jesus will Christ get in before
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Speaker 2: it changed my mind? Oh my Jesus.
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Speaker 1: Jesus, Jesus understand a name of power over the enemy.
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Speaker 1: They should not be able to treat this way. So anyway,
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Speaker 1: I made a very shocking claim. Let me deal with it.
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Speaker 1: Is Jesus Christ a copy of the Egyptian god Horus. Yes,
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Speaker 1: is Yaousha the Messiah a copy of the Egyptian god Orus.
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Speaker 1: The answer is no. But for many people you may
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Speaker 1: want to think that this is semantics, but it's very
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Speaker 1: much not. This is why yah is in the Messiah's name,
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Speaker 1: because we know who salvation it is that Yaosha is bringing.
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Speaker 1: It's Yahoua's salvation. We know exactly through his name what
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Speaker 1: is happening. Let me explain more though and understanding religion,
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Speaker 1: one of the best ways to evaluate whether one deity
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Speaker 1: is a copy of another is to evaluate a sketch
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Speaker 1: of their life, which helps mitigate against cherry picking, misleading language,
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Speaker 1: and the ignoring of differences. This is one reason why
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Speaker 1: it's so easy to concretely say that the Greek and
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Speaker 1: Roman gods are just a retake of the Egyptian Samerian
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Speaker 1: pagan gods. But the things that Yaousha, when examined from
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Speaker 1: the truth found in the scriptures and not what man
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Speaker 1: has placed on him, Yaosha is easily seen to not
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Speaker 1: be connected to those pagan gods. So let's discuss Horace
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Speaker 1: from the ancient Egyptian perspective, using a very standard source,
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Speaker 1: the Encyclopedia of Religion. The Encyclopedia of Religion in reference
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Speaker 1: to Horace, says in ancient Egypt, there were originally several
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Speaker 1: gods known by the name Horace, but the best known
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Speaker 1: and most important from the beginning of the historic period
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Speaker 1: was the son of Osiris and Isis, who was identified
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Speaker 1: with the King of Egypt. According to the myth, Osiris,
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Speaker 1: who assumed the rulership of the earth shortly after its creation,
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Speaker 1: was slain by his jealous brother Seth. The sister wife
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Speaker 1: of Osiris, Isis, who collected the pieces of her dismembered
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Speaker 1: husband and revived him, also conceived his son, an avenger, Horace.
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Speaker 1: Horace fought with Seth, and, despite the loss of one
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Speaker 1: eye in the contest, was successful in avenging the death
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Speaker 1: of his father and becoming his legitimate successor. Osiris then
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Speaker 1: became the King of the Dead and Horace King of
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Speaker 1: the living, this transfer being renewed at every change of
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Speaker 1: earthly rule. The myth of divine kingship probably elevated the
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Speaker 1: position of the god as much as it did that
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Speaker 1: of the king, and the fourth dynasty, the King the
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Speaker 1: living God may have been one of the greatest gods
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Speaker 1: as well, but by the Fifth dynasty the supremacy of
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Speaker 1: the cult of Ra, the sun god was accepted even
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Speaker 1: by the kings. The Horus king was also known as
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Speaker 1: Son of Ra. Horace was usually represented as a falcon,
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Speaker 1: and one view of him was as a great sky
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Speaker 1: god whose outstretched wings filled the heavens. His sound eye
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Speaker 1: was the Sun, and his injured eye the moon. Another
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Speaker 1: portrayal of him, particularly popular in the late period, was
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Speaker 1: as a human child suckling at the breast of his
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Speaker 1: mother Isis. The two principal cult centers for the worship
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Speaker 1: of Horace were at Bekdet in the north, where very
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Speaker 1: little survives, and at Idfu in the south, which has
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Speaker 1: a very large and well preserved temple dating from the
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Speaker 1: Ptolemaic period. The earlier myths involving Horace, as well as
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Speaker 1: the ritual performed there, are recorded at Idfu. Now, I
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Speaker 1: don't think that the majority that recognized Horace would debate
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Speaker 1: what I just read, so I think this is a
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Speaker 1: good starting point, just for some clarity. The temple at
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Speaker 1: Edfu is an Egyptian city located on the west bank
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Speaker 1: of the Nile River between Esna and Aswan. Edfu is
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Speaker 1: the site of the Ptolemaic Temple of Horace, and it's
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Speaker 1: an ancient settlement. Funny thing. Of all the temple remains
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Speaker 1: in Egypt, the Temple of Horace at Idfu is the
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Speaker 1: most completely preserved. That mag temple is from the Greeks
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Speaker 1: who later conquered Egypt. It's actually Greece that really made
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Speaker 1: it a mystery religion, as they controlled the real knowledge
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Speaker 1: of this belief. The cult of Isis became a mystery
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Speaker 1: religion only after Ptolemy the First introduced major changes sometime
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Speaker 1: after three hundred PC. In the later stage, a new
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Speaker 1: god named Syrapise became Isis's consort. Ptolemy introduced these changes
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Speaker 1: in order to synthesize Egyptian and Greek concerns in his kingdom,
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Speaker 1: thus hastening the Hellenization of Egypt. It's important to know
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Speaker 1: that the followers of Syrapis were referred to as Christians,
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Speaker 1: while before the followers of Jesus were. Please understand the
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Speaker 1: term Cristos. It was already a part of their culture
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Speaker 1: through their Greek philosophy from men like Plato. They were
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Speaker 1: already expecting an anointed world, which is why they had
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Speaker 1: the word Cristos, like.
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Speaker 2: They do with all other cultures and religions.
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Speaker 1: They urged it, and they attached the faith that came
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Speaker 1: from the yahoodin with their already pagan belief.
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Speaker 2: But I don't want to go too fast.
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Speaker 1: That's just another part of the history that we will
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Speaker 1: get to, Yao willing, when we get to ancient Greece. Now,
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Speaker 1: if you just review this information I read in regards
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Speaker 1: to Horace, none of this information even correlates with Yaousha.
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Speaker 2: But we should be thorough.
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Speaker 1: The information that we know about Horace comes from a
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Speaker 1: variety of archaeological sources. What we do know from the
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Speaker 1: most recent study on this subject is that there are
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Speaker 1: many variations of the story, each of the stories popularized
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Speaker 1: at different times and places throughout the span of ancient
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Speaker 1: Egyptian history. Egyptologists recognize the possibility that these differences may
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Speaker 1: have been understood as aspects or facets of the same
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Speaker 1: divine persona of this pagan god, but either way they
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Speaker 1: refer to Horace. Over the course of five thousand years,
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Speaker 1: several versions or aspects of Horace prop up and die down,
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Speaker 1: given mysisicists almost limitless material to cherry pick from throughout history,
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Speaker 1: and they combine it all in a convoluted way to
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Speaker 1: make Horace appear as similar to Yaousha. But the similarities
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Speaker 1: are more about what the Romans did when they said
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Speaker 1: that they were Christians. But again that's going too far
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Speaker 1: too fast. There are several primary sources when anyone would
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Speaker 1: gather information on Horace. We have the Shabaka Stone, which
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Speaker 1: is located in the British Museum. The Shabaka stone is
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Speaker 1: a heavy, nearly black slab of green breccia. It is
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Speaker 1: named after the Black pharaoh Shabaka from seven to twelve
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Speaker 1: to six ninety eight BC, who ruled in the twenty
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Speaker 1: fifth dynasty. For some contexts in dynasties, it's said that
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Speaker 1: Moses existed in the nineteenth dynasty and Joseph was during
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Speaker 1: the twelfth dynasty.
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Speaker 2: Okay.
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Speaker 1: Then there is the Pyramid texts, which are the oldest
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Speaker 1: known corpus of ancient Egyptian religious texts, dating to the
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Speaker 1: Old Kingdom.
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Speaker 2: They were carved onto.
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Speaker 1: The subterranean walls and sarcophagy of pyramids at Sakara Pyramid
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Speaker 1: from the ends of the Fifth Dynasty and throughout the
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Speaker 1: The pyramid texts were reserved only for the Pharaoh and
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Speaker 1: were not illustrated. Following the earlier prelermal Stone, the Pyramid
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Speaker 1: texts marked the next oldest no mention of Osiris, who
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Speaker 1: have become the most important deity associated with afterlife in
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Speaker 1: the ancient Egyptian religion. Then there are the Coffin texts,
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Speaker 1: which are eleven hundred and eighty five spells, incantations, in
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Speaker 1: other forms of religious writing inscribed on coffins to help
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Speaker 1: the decease navigate the afterlife. The texts were derived in
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Speaker 1: part from the Pyramid texts that I just mentioned, and
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Speaker 1: they inspired the later work known as the Egyptian Book
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Speaker 1: of the Dead. You may hear people mention this often,
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Speaker 1: but just understanding this Book of the Dead, with all
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Speaker 1: the spells and incantations to help one into the afterlife,
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Speaker 1: if you understand the Bible, it's easy to see that
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Speaker 1: none of that correlates with the scriptures at all. Let
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Speaker 1: me keep discussing the Egyptians and studying more sources about
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Speaker 1: the religious belief of Egypt. There is also the great
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Speaker 1: Osiris statue found in the Louver in Paris, and the
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Speaker 1: magical Stella Sippis of Horace found in the Metropolitan Museum
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Speaker 1: of Art that's in New York City. And then, like
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Speaker 1: I mentioned earlier, the Ptolemaic Temple of Horace found an Idfu.
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Speaker 1: These would be the sources that someone would be citing
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Speaker 1: when discussing the beliefs of Horace in Egypt. Again, please
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Speaker 1: note that the Ptolemaic Temple of Horace was absolutely in
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Speaker 1: existence during the creation of the Christian Church. I mean,
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Speaker 1: just more on that temple. Please know, this Temple of Horace,
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Speaker 1: located in Idfu wasn't known by this name by the people.
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Speaker 3: Then.
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Speaker 2: The city was known in the.
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Speaker 1: Hellenistic period in Coing Greek as Apollonapolis and in Latin
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Speaker 1: as Apalonapolis Magna, after the chief god Orus, who was
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Speaker 1: also identified as Apollo under the INTERPRETATIONO greca meaning interpretation
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Speaker 1: by means of Greek models.
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Speaker 2: Know this term.
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Speaker 1: This refers to the tendency of the ancient Greeks to
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Speaker 1: identify foreign deities with their own gods.
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Speaker 2: This is what they did.
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Speaker 1: You can look this up on your own INTERPRETATIONO greca
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Speaker 1: spelled just like that. This is how they adapted their
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Speaker 1: Greek gods with the other gods of the other nations.
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Speaker 2: And here's the thing.
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Speaker 1: If you think they stopped this practice when Christianity began,
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Speaker 1: you are only fooling yourself.
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Speaker 2: They did not.
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Speaker 1: And if you want to find this influence, you will
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Speaker 1: find it under the similar term interpretationo Christiania Latin for
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Speaker 1: Christian interpretation, also Christian reinterpretation. This is an adaption of
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Speaker 1: non Christian elements of culture or historical facts to the
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Speaker 1: worldview of christian You have to understand these early church
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Speaker 1: fathers who were pagans, they merged their pagan beliefs of
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Speaker 1: Egypt and Greece and blended it with the faith they
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Speaker 1: learned about from the Hebrews, who just said a man
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Speaker 1: they killed roles from the dead. And they combined what
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Speaker 1: they knew from their already Greek culture and they combined
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Speaker 1: it with what they learned from the Hebrews. And this
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Speaker 1: is the foundation of Christianity. And you see, that's how
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Speaker 1: many pagan temples later became Christianized. But this temple of Ifu,
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Speaker 1: it was not changed, just later declared not to be
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Speaker 1: used any longer. So these sources that I gave you,
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Speaker 1: the Shabaka stone, the pyramid texts, the Coffin texts, the
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Speaker 1: Egyptian Book of the Dead, the Great Osirih Statue, the
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Speaker 1: magical Stella, and the Ptolemaic Temple of Horace found at Edfu.
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Speaker 1: These would be the sources that some would would be
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Speaker 1: citing when discussing the.
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Speaker 2: Beliefs of Horus in Egypt.
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Speaker 1: These are first fan sources where you learned to understand
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Speaker 1: the history of their belief in these pagan gods. But
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Speaker 1: this is important to understand when a person that is
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Speaker 1: dissecting the true faith, the way found in the scriptures,
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Speaker 1: the pure faith that is found away from the influence
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Speaker 1: of the early Church fathers. If a person is truly
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Speaker 1: trying to dissect this faith and you want to know
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Speaker 1: the truth of this faith and you're trying to understand
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Speaker 1: is Yaosha plagiarized from the Egyptians. The first thing what
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Speaker 1: this person should not do is do a comparison of
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Speaker 1: beliefs just by names in certain traditions. But if you
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Speaker 1: really want to understand this in truth, you must understand
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Speaker 1: it by what the beliefs are and what the characteristics
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Speaker 1: of their gods are. Because the statement really says the
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Speaker 1: devil is in the details, and what happens is that
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Speaker 1: for most people because they want them to be confusion.
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Speaker 1: Most people ignore the details and they like to deal
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Speaker 1: with the general confusion, which is Satan's playground, because He's
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Speaker 1: worked hard to create these conditions of confusion. But if
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Speaker 1: you understand the details, you can understand that Yaousha has
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Speaker 1: nothing to do with the Egyptians. So with that said,
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Speaker 1: let's examine beliefs in Horace. Horace in ancient Egyptian religion,
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Speaker 1: was a god in the form of a falcon, whose
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Speaker 1: right eye was the Sun, representing power and excellence, and
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Speaker 1: whose left eye was the moon, representing healing. Like I
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Speaker 1: explained earlier, Horace appeared as a local god in many
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Speaker 1: places and under different names and characteristics. For instance, and
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Speaker 1: please forgive my pronunciations as Harra macat, which is Horace
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Speaker 1: in the horizon, harpecod Horace the child, and horisis Horace,
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Speaker 1: son of isis this other name Horace of the horizon.
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Speaker 1: This is closely associated with the sun god Ra. You see,
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Speaker 1: the Egyptians believe that the Pharaoh was a living Horace.
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Speaker 1: Horace was the god of the sky, like I explained earlier,
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Speaker 1: when his uncle set murdered Osiris and contested Horace's heritage
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Speaker 1: the royal throne out Egypt, Horace became sets enemy. Horace
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Speaker 1: eventually defeated Set, avenging his father and assuming the rule.
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Speaker 1: In the fight, Horace's left eye i e. The Moon
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Speaker 1: was damaged, which is what we know as the eye
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Speaker 1: of Horace. What is important is the symbolism because you
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Speaker 1: see it everywhere. Someone has a battle and then the
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Speaker 1: character loses their eye, mostly the left eye. Hence the
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Speaker 1: girl from TLC named left eye.
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Speaker 4: I'm so simple hit a blind man can see it.
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Speaker 2: You see by not a queen or monsterne and God
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Speaker 2: is death.
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Speaker 1: This is symbolism depicting Horace, which goes back to Tammus.
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Speaker 1: This is all referencing the pagan son of God, which
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Speaker 1: actually represents the coming Antichrist. But I'm not trying to
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Speaker 1: go too deep just yet. What I'm saying is take
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Speaker 1: note of this symbolism because you'll see it everywhere. This
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Speaker 1: is the one eye symbolism, and any time you see
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Speaker 1: this is because they are referencing Satan. But let's understand
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Speaker 1: more about Horace. It is asserted that Horace was born
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Speaker 1: of a virgin, as Yaosha was born of Mary. But
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Speaker 1: this claim of Horace is not based upon truths. The
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Speaker 1: actual legend of Horace's birth is that after murdered Osiris,
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Speaker 1: he chopped his body up and scattered his body. It's
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Speaker 1: said that Isis managed to retrieve all of Osiris's body
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Speaker 1: parts except for his phallus, which was thrown into the
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Speaker 1: nile and eaten. Isis used her goddess powers to temporarily
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Speaker 1: resurrect Osiris and fashion a golden phallus. She was then
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Speaker 1: impregnated and Horace was conceived. This is not a virgin birth,
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Speaker 1: and it does not correlate at all with the biblical
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Speaker 1: story of Yaousha. But this is why there is Thallus worship,
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Speaker 1: which is what the Washington Monument is all about, which
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Speaker 1: is why it's an Egyptian Obelis. Also, in regards to Horace,
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Speaker 1: another assertion is that Horace died and then he rose again.
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Speaker 1: This assertion is another one that is based upon claims
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Speaker 1: and not by understanding. It is not claimed that as
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Speaker 1: an adult, Horace died and then arose again. What the
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Speaker 1: actual claim is in regards to Horace being an adult
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Speaker 1: is that because Osiris was killed and magically was able
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Speaker 1: to create hors through Isis then Horace was actually Osiris
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Speaker 1: were born. But also on the magical stella, it's said
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Speaker 1: that as a child, Horace died because of a sting
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Speaker 1: from a scorpion, but the God thought said a great
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Speaker 1: spell which restored Horace to life. This is not similar
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Speaker 1: at all to Yaousha, who willingly gave up his life
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Speaker 1: as a man, and he was not resurrected by a spell.
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Speaker 1: None of this is similar to the scriptures at all.
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Speaker 1: Yaosha die for the sins of man. First Peter, chapter three,
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Speaker 1: verse eighteen says, because even Messiah once suffered for sins
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Speaker 1: the righteous for the unrighteous, to bring you to Eloheen,
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Speaker 1: having been put to death indeed in flesh, but made
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Speaker 1: alive in the spirit. You have to understand there are
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Speaker 1: many bogus assertions. Many people that don't really know this
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Speaker 1: and don't really study this will say anything to try
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Speaker 1: to bring their point home to discredit the scriptures. If
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Speaker 1: you actually have facts, you'll know how to combat it.
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Speaker 1: They'll say things like Horace and Yaosha were born in
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Speaker 2: This is false.
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Speaker 1: Horace is said to have been born in the to swamps,
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Speaker 1: and Yaosha born in the stable. Also said that both
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Speaker 1: births were announced by an angel. This is false, as
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Speaker 1: the concept of the angel a messenger of God, this
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Speaker 1: is absent from Egyptian beliefs. People may say that Horace
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Speaker 1: and Yosha both raised the dead back to life.
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Speaker 2: That's false.
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Speaker 1: Horace had nothing to do with raising Osiris or anyone
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Speaker 1: else from the dead. Egyptian religious beliefs would have rejected
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Speaker 1: any such concept as a dead person returning to life
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Speaker 1: on earth. Even Osiris was not allowed to return to
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Speaker 1: this place on Earth after death. He took his place
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Speaker 1: among the dead, where he belonged. The Egyptian understanding of
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Speaker 1: earthly life was that it was only one part of
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Speaker 1: a much longer eternal journey, and no one would have
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Speaker 1: been welcomed back who had already departed.
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Speaker 2: For the afterlife.
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Speaker 1: Another assertion is that Yaosha is born on December twenty fifth.
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Speaker 1: Yaosha was not born on the twenty fifth, but Jesus
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Speaker 1: might be, and so is Horace. Now, the Bible does
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Speaker 1: not speak of the date of the birth of the Messiah.
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Speaker 1: It is not even mention celebrating his birth in any way.
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Speaker 1: So whatever is done in regards to celebrating his birthday
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Speaker 1: is an era of Man. It has nothing to do
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Speaker 1: with the scriptures, and it should be noted that if
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Speaker 1: the plagiarisers really were rebranding Horace as Yaousha December twenty
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Speaker 1: fifth or anything similar, should be cited somewhere in the scripture.
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Speaker 1: I mean, we know for certain that this is the
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Speaker 1: period in time worshiped by the ancient Egyptians as the
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Speaker 1: winter solstice, and this is a major time of celebration
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Speaker 1: for Pagans.
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Speaker 5: Hundreds of visitors to the Egyptian city of Luxo worke
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Speaker 5: up at dawn on Sunday to watch the sunrise line
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Speaker 5: up with the axis of an ancient temple for the
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Speaker 5: winter solstice. Many were overwhelmed by the experience as the
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Speaker 5: first rays of golden sunlight peace through the Temple of
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Speaker 5: Amunrai at cornach seconds.
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Speaker 4: This is an a fantastic morning here.
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Speaker 5: We really enjoy the show.
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Speaker 4: We're so on. Was really nice to see the the sun.
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Speaker 4: You know, the rise of the sun is born in here,
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Speaker 4: and this is the first day, so we're expecting to
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Speaker 4: see so much.
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Speaker 3: I feel and a specific energy here and I'm so happy.
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Speaker 3: It just I feel like just reborn, fulfilled my heart,
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Speaker 3: my spirit, my my life.
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Speaker 5: The sunrise lines up perfectly with the temple wars in
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Speaker 5: December twenty first, the shortest day of the year. The
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Speaker 5: Garna site was completed over two thousand years ago. It
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Speaker 5: houses temples dedicated to several ancient Egyptian gods like Amon,
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Speaker 5: Rata and Osiris. The sun rays eliminate the holy of
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Speaker 5: holies in the historic and unique temples on December twenty first,
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Speaker 5: to heralding the arrival of winter and the beginning of
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Speaker 5: planting season for the ancient Egyptian looks So sits on
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Speaker 5: the banks of the Nile River. It is home to
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Speaker 5: some of Egypt's famous ancient temples and pharaonic tooms, including
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Speaker 5: that of King Chuten Camm.
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Speaker 1: The ancient Egyptians marked the winter Solsus as a crucial
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Speaker 1: time of the sun god rise, rebirth and the victory
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Speaker 1: of light over darkness, using temple alignments like Karnak and
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Speaker 1: Too orientations to capture the returning sunlight, symbolizing renewal life
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Speaker 1: in the Cosmo's order.
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Speaker 2: Those specific festival names are scarce.
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Speaker 1: The event was deeply embedded in architecture and celestial observation,
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Speaker 1: involving rituals to honor the sun's return. Now we know
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Speaker 1: that the date got put to December twenty fifth because
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Speaker 1: the Romans changed their calendar and the way of calculating time.
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Speaker 1: Either way, the winter Solsius was celebrated as the birth
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Speaker 1: of Horrors, specifically Harpocrates or Horace, the child who represented
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Speaker 1: the newborn sun rising from the darkness. And you have
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Speaker 1: to understand this is why Christians worship Jesus' birth at
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Speaker 1: this time and all the popular pastors promote to you,
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Speaker 1: even though they admit themselves that they don't know the
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Speaker 1: day that Jesus was born.
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Speaker 2: It's absolutely crazy what they do.
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Speaker 1: It's because Christians are being promoted to worship a false god.
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Speaker 1: Please be clear that the Israelites did not steal nor
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Speaker 1: did they attach to this idea, because they lived according
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Speaker 1: to a completely different faith, and when they came out
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Speaker 1: of Egypt, like we're going to see soon, they did
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Speaker 1: not attach to multiple gods, but only one god, and
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Speaker 1: that is Yahouh. Christians today bring the confusion because they
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Speaker 1: don't really know our father, and they say Jesus is
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Speaker 1: the Father, Jesus is the Son, and Jesus is the
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Speaker 1: Holy Spirit. Catholics who throughout history have always come up
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Speaker 1: to the banner of Christianity, have worshiped and prayed to
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Speaker 1: marry as the Queen of Heaven, one who intercedes for
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Speaker 1: them to Jesus. Freemasonry, which is really the main religion
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Speaker 1: of this modern world that we're affected by, is highly
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Speaker 1: influenced by the beliefs of the ancient Egyptians, which is
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Speaker 1: why so much much of the symbolism is connected to
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Speaker 1: their religion. They use Egyptian motifs, symbols like the pyramid,
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Speaker 1: and philosophical themes within its rituals to represent wisdom, immortality,
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Speaker 1: and ancient knowledge. While some legends in Masonic texts suggest
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Speaker 1: a link to the Egyptian geometry and that just goes
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Speaker 1: back to the knowledge of Pythagorasts that he learned and
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Speaker 1: brought to Greece. Freemasonry uses symbols such as the pyramid,
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Speaker 1: the obelism, and references the Isis and Osiris as allegories
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Speaker 1: for enlightenment and the pursuit of knowledge. The United States
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Speaker 1: is a representation of Egypt, which is why they attach
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Speaker 1: to much of their symbolism, being that the actual religion
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Speaker 1: of the United States is Freemasonry. From the inception of
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Speaker 1: this country in seventeen seventy six. It was created through
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Speaker 1: free Masonic rituals, as you see here with well known
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Speaker 1: Freemason George Washington. The United States is completely attached to
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Speaker 1: the religion of ancient Egypt. The United States has drawn
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Speaker 1: inspiration from Egypt since its founding, incorporating Egyptian imagery into
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Speaker 1: his national identity and architecture.
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Speaker 2: Despite having no direct historical connection.
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Speaker 1: Founding symbols of the United States are completely influenced by
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Speaker 1: ancient Egyptian symbology. Thomas Jefferson and other founders were influenced
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Speaker 1: by ancient Egypt. The Great Seal of the United States
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Speaker 1: features an unfinished pyramid with thirteen layers representing the original
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Speaker 1: colonies and the nation's growth. The Egyptian Revival movement and
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Speaker 1: this is a real thing. This movement in the nineteenth
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Speaker 1: century brought Egyptian motifs to American architecture, including the Washington Monument,
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Speaker 1: cemetery gates, and early public buildings.
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Speaker 6: November fourth, nineteen twenty two, an archaeologists digging in northern
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Speaker 6: Egypt discovered the tomb of King tut There's a long name.
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Speaker 6: We're just going to keep it at King tut for
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Speaker 6: now now. According to Hummel Architects, that discovery resulted in
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Speaker 6: the third Egyptian revival in the Western world. Culture inspired
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Speaker 6: r architectural designs of banks, monuments, and theaters. You name it,
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Speaker 6: they probably made it in an Egyptian style. Well, theaters
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Speaker 6: like the Egyptian in downtown Boise, well that's just one
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Speaker 6: of them. Frederick Fritz Hummel designed Boise's Egyptian Theater, and
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Speaker 6: he spent time in the public library sketching Egyptian hieroglyphics
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Speaker 6: and other Egyptian figures now part of the historic theater,
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Speaker 6: and the two square towers that sit on the main
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Speaker 6: street side, Sphinx's scarabs and vulture images throughout the build
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Speaker 6: are some of the notable features. The building was renamed
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Speaker 6: the Fox Theater in the thirties and the Ada in
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Speaker 6: the late forties and in the seventies, though it got
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Speaker 6: its original name back the Egyptian. In nineteen seventy four
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Speaker 6: of the theater was put on the National Register of
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Speaker 6: Historic Places, and today it features ted talks, classic movie
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Speaker 6: showings and concerts and if you were curious, When The
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Speaker 6: Egyptian opened in April of nineteen twenty seven. The first
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Speaker 6: film showing was Don Juan with John Barrymore.
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Speaker 1: In the nineteenth century the United States, particularly in the South,
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Speaker 1: ancient Egypt was sometimes invoked to just to fight slavery,
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Speaker 1: portraying it as a stable, hierarchical society. Conversely, abolitionists through
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Speaker 1: the biblical Exodus story as a symbol of liberation. It
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Speaker 1: is no coincidence that our father prophesied and his curses
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Speaker 1: to Yasharel. He said, and Yaoua will take you back
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Speaker 1: to Egypt and ships by the way of which I
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Speaker 1: said to you, you shall never see it again. And
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Speaker 1: there you shall be offered for sale to your enemies
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Speaker 1: as male and female slaves, but no one will buy
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Speaker 1: you Deuteronomy, chapter twenty eight, verse sixty eight.
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Speaker 2: The connection in the.
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Speaker 1: United States has with ancient Egypt is enormous, and it
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Speaker 1: goes back to the whole topic of slavery and the
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Speaker 1: First Exodus. There are so many things I could reference
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Speaker 1: in this discussion, but the point is that as we
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Speaker 1: have gone through that ancient Israelites were brought to Egypt
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Speaker 1: by Yaoua intentionally, and you will see next that they
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Speaker 1: were made slaves, and it was Yowa later who showed
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Speaker 1: his power to the world, and he brought his children
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Speaker 1: out of Egypt in great power. And we today are
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Speaker 1: literally living in the exact moment in time where history
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Speaker 1: has been repeated. And the purpose of this series is
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Speaker 1: to prepare you for the most blessed point in time
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Speaker 1: where prophecy will again be fulfilled. And so as we
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Speaker 1: move through this history, it's important to understand that the Egyptians,
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Speaker 1: they were pagans, and the Israelites were the only tribe.
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Speaker 1: I repeat, they were the only tribe in the world
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Speaker 1: that was different than the Egyptians and their pagan culture.
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Speaker 1: The rest of the world they worship different gods in
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Speaker 1: different ways. The Israelites were different than them all, and
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Speaker 1: it's this difference that makes all the difference in the
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Speaker 1: world because it comes down to the God that you serve.
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Speaker 1: And so as you grow, you want to make sure
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Speaker 1: that your faith doesn't resemble the ancient Egyptians at all,
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Speaker 1: because this is the story of the side of the enemy.
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Speaker 1: But unfortunately Christianity doesn't recognize how attached they are to
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Speaker 1: this wickedness, and they make every excuse in the book
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Speaker 1: except that they were deceived.
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Speaker 2: You see, it requires.
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Speaker 1: Humility that most Christians do not have. And if you
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Speaker 1: have pastors tied to seminary schools that taught them how
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Speaker 1: to connect all this nonsense, they just make excuses. Or
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Speaker 1: imagine your pastor is tied to Greek societies like Alpha
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Speaker 1: Phi Alpha, who literally use Egyptian symbology in their pledging.
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Speaker 1: Why would they denounce this affiliation when they're tied to it.
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Speaker 1: And don't get me started with the amount of pastors
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Speaker 1: that are actually Masons who have actually taken oaths to
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Speaker 1: the God of Freemasonry.
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Speaker 2: With all this undercover influence.
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Speaker 1: This is why Christians don't really recognize and know what
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Speaker 1: it is that they're actually doing. And in these last days,
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Speaker 1: it's important that if you desire the kingdom, you snap
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Speaker 1: out of the lies and you come into the truth.
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Speaker 1: So understand this. We are talking about a great deal
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Speaker 1: of wickedness. And if you understand this now, as I
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Speaker 1: continue with this history, more things that are going to
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Speaker 1: be stated are going to make much more sense to you.
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Speaker 1: In order to not be caught in the major trap,
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Speaker 1: you have to understand what's actually happening. By reading the
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Speaker 1: scriptures on your own, you'll be able to understand the
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Speaker 1: difference between the true faith and what these pagans attached
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Speaker 1: to the scriptures to create Christianity. People will get offended
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Speaker 1: by you bringing up facts, and that's just on them.
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Speaker 1: But no one can say that this information was not
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Speaker 1: given and explained thoroughly. Please understand, our faith and Messiah
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Speaker 1: is not built upon pagan beliefs about the afterlife. Nothing
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Speaker 1: about the Bible speaks on these things in the way
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Speaker 1: that pagans believe. Greece follow the Egyptians, just with different
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Speaker 1: versions of the story in different names. The same with Rome.
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Speaker 1: Even Egypt has plagiarized their beliefs from Samaria. It all
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Speaker 1: goes back to Satan. Understand, there is no other belief
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Speaker 1: than the way. John chapter fourteen, verse six says, Yaosha
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Speaker 1: said to him, I am the Way and the truth
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Speaker 1: and the life. No one comes to the Father except
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Speaker 1: through me. John chapter fourteen, verse six. First Timothy chapter two,
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Speaker 1: verse five says, for there is one Eloheim and one
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Speaker 1: mediator between Eloheim and men, the man Messiah. Yaousha. Understand.
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Speaker 1: Yaousha is the way, the truth, and the life. And
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Speaker 1: so this is what this series is intending to explain.
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Speaker 1: But I am being in depth and so understanding Egypt
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Speaker 1: is important and it.
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Speaker 2: Could not just be glossed over.
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Speaker 1: But now that it's covered, we can go back to
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Speaker 1: the scriptures and discuss the Exodus. So we'll stop here
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Speaker 1: and go back to the scriptures in the next part
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Speaker 1: and understand what happened to Yashiroh once they were in Egypt.
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Speaker 1: So please go to part twenty six of this playlist
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Speaker 1: and continue to grow in knowledge and in truth, live
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Speaker 1: your life in the truth, and stay out of the lives.
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Speaker 2: Because the Kingdom of yahwahh.
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Speaker 1: Wh's truly at hand. Be ready for it and be blessed. Hallelujah,
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