Biblical Egyptology

Biblical Egyptology

Author: Daniel G. McCrillis, Th. D.

Publisher: Gateway International Publishing

Published: 2014

Total Pages: 354

ISBN-13: 0985175311

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The chapters enclosed will bring to light how the Bible and Egyptology have a most inspiring correlation. From the studies of Egyptology, learn about the Pyramid Era in light of the Holy Scriptures, the three famines in Genesis, the hospitality of Egypt, Israel’s bondage, and the betrayal of the Hyksos. The following questions will be addressed as we discover why Egypt’s geography and contributions are important to modern-day theological thought. · How Does Ancient Egypt correlate with the Scriptures? · Is the Great Pyramid Mentioned in Scripture? · Is Moses Mentioned in the Secular Record of Egyptology? · Is there a Workable Model in the 18th Dynasty for the Exodus? · Is the Shift Theory Credible? Is the Late Date Theory Workable? Is the Early Date Theory Scriptural? · Find out why the Common Date Theory is the Most Probable! · The Bible Gives us Three Dates for Israel’s Sojourning in Egypt. Which One is Accurate, or are they All? · What is Significant about Sothic Dating? · How could the Most Primitive Civilization Possess Such Great Intelligence to Build the Pyramids, Chart the Stars, etc.? · Was Hatshepsut Moses’ Step-Mother? · Who was the Pharaoh of the Oppression? · Who was the Pharaoh of the Red Sea Episode? · Is there a Biblical 40-Year Marker in Egyptology’s Record? · Is there a Biblical 80-Year Marker in Egyptology’s Record? Embark on an archeological expedition in search for the Bible’s Egyptian epochs as this book unlocks mysteries that – before now – were unpublished and widely unknown. Unravel two blocks of time: the first, spanning the flood of Noah to Abraham’s Covenant, and the second, covering Abraham’s Covenant to the Exodus. Unveil the Biblical Pharaohs of the Exodus and a possible identity of Moses in his Egyptian life. Discover that this is only the beginning of the magnificent study of Biblical Egyptology! A Must for Every Bible Student!


Rameses III

Rameses III

Author: Rafique Ali Jairazbhoy

Publisher:

Published: 1992

Total Pages: 166

ISBN-13:

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R.A. Jairazbhoy RAMESES Ill FATHER OF ANCIENT AMERICA KARNAK EGYPTOLOGY HISTORY/AMERICAN STUDIES In a bold attempt to rescue and restore American history to its rightful place, R.A. Jairazbhoy, the world's leading authority on cross-cultural Egypto-American civilizations, reconstructs the realization of Rameses Ill's wish to find an earthly paradise. This adventure led him to the Americas. In this detailed comparative text, the author demonstrates through the use of 134 illustrations and religious, artistic, mythological and other cultural correspondances, the precedence of ancient Egyptian influence on the formative development of Mexico and on the United States. The evidence is convincing, the ideas cogently presented and argued which leave no stone unturned. R.A. Jairazbhoy is the foremost scholar alive today on Mesoamerican civilizations. He is the author of. Ancient Egyptians in the Pacific, and a three volume work on Old World influences in the Americas.


The Tomorrow People

The Tomorrow People

Author: Nigel Robinson

Publisher:

Published: 1995

Total Pages: 155

ISBN-13: 9780752206370

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A novelization of a story from the Tomorrow People television series. The Tomorrow People, the first of the next stage of human evolutionary development, come to terms with their new-found powers, but soon become the focus of some unwanted attention - not to mention scientific interest.


Ancient Egypt in the Popular Imagination

Ancient Egypt in the Popular Imagination

Author: David Huckvale

Publisher: McFarland

Published: 2014-01-10

Total Pages: 255

ISBN-13: 0786489766

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Ancient Egypt has long been a source of fascination in Western popular culture. Movies such as The Mummy (1932, 1959), Biblical epics like The Ten Commandments (1923, 1956), and pharaonic films like Cleopatra (1934, 1963) and The Egyptian (1954) have all recreated the glamour and allure of Egyptian art and civilization for Western audiences. This work traces how these and other films were inspired by writers like Bram Stoker and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and by the art of Victorian painters. Similarly, it shows how the soundtracks to such films belong to a Romantic musical tradition stretching back beyond Verdi and Mozart. Exploring these artistic endeavors addresses the question of whether the fantasy of ancient Egypt represents racist misunderstandings of a far more significant reality, or a way for Western culture to understand itself.