TORAH OF MASHIACH PT31: EGYPTIAN ORIGINS OF THE GOSPEL PT6

The Book of the Dead was a series of almost two hundred spells represented as sectional texts, songs, and pictures written on papyrus, individually customized for the deceased, which were buried along with the dead in order to ease their passage into the underworld. In some tombs, the Book of the Dead has also been found painted on the walls, although the practice of painting on the tomb walls appears to predate the formalization of the Book of the Dead as a bound text. One of the best examples of the Book of the Dead is The Papyrus of Ani, created around 1240 BC, which, in addition to the texts themselves, also contains many pictures of Ani and his wife on their journey through the land of the dead. wikipedia The ramifications for Christianity are enormous for large parts of the New Testament are adapted from Egyptian texts. A truth Christians would vehemently deny but as we have shown after delving deeper into the Bible this is a fact stranger than fiction and as we have discovered by comparing the gospel in conjunction with the Book of the Dead it is now self-evident. These Egyptian texts that date back to the earliest dynasties of Egypt found on the walls of tombs and on coffins and copied onto papyrus have been introduced into the Tanach by scribes taking what was not theirs in contravention of the law of Jehovah' Neither shall you steal' (Deut 5:19)and now used by Christians who swore by a 'man god' to make a gospel. The question to be asked is why did Matthew use an Egyptian magic list to write his gospel? Why did he make Jesus follow every spell in the Book of the Dead? Anti-Jewish writings. Findings echoed in the Jewish Babylonian Talmud which desribes Jesus as an 'Egyptian sorcerer' who was 'to be stoned because he practiced magic and incited Jews to worship alien gods and as a false prophet, led Israel astray'. (Morton Smith, Jesus the Magician, New York, 1978, p.49.). In many respects the good news should be called the Book of Osiris. In order to conquer the pagan world of Rome a cult enlisted the help and support of Egypt, which theologically means an act of apostasy and in the eyes of G-D faith in any one apart from him, cannot save. The question must arise and be asked, did Jesus exist at all? Does the similarity of the gospels to the Egyptian Book of the Dead imply that Christianity is a fabrication based upon Egyptian writings? If so the whole of Christiandom would be in contravention of the law of Jehovah 'Thou shalt not bear false witness' (Deut 5:20) since the gospel is based upon the writings of Egypt. We are reminded of the statement of Saul 'All scripture is given by inspiration of G-d.' No it is not it is manufactured in Egypt's gods! So here we shall deal with Matthew, the gospel based on the Book of the Dead, a book that contains over 188 spells, all these magic spells are found in the gospel and are the reason for the great contrast from that of the Tanach (Old Testament). Most of these spells are given an introduction. From my observations it is clear that the gospel writer has taken the spell title and its rendition to form the basis for the New Testament. The spells in the Book of the Dead are placed in chronological order so here they are listed for comparison with the events in the gospels. O Lord, my strength, and my fortress, and my refuge in the day of affliction, the Gentiles shall come unto thee from the ends of the earth, and shall say, Surely our fathers have inherited lies, vanity, and things wherein there is no profit. Shall a man make gods unto himself, and they are no gods? Therefore, behold, I will this once cause them to know, I will cause them to know mine hand and my might; and they shall know that my name is The Lord. Jeremiah 16:19-21 THE AUTHOR ANDREW FREW READS FROM HIS BOOK THE HALL OF RECORDS. SEE LINK TO PURCHASEhttp://www.amazon.co.uk/Hall-Records-Andrew-Frew/dp/product-description/1906206163

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