Genesis & Exodus

 

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King Solomon, Yiddish, Jews, Moses, The Comparative Works

Book of The Dead

Diodorus  (Greek Philosopher)

states how the Ethiopians are Egyptians. "And upon him return to Greece, they gathered around and asked," "tell us about this great land of the Blacks called Ethiopia." And Herodotus said, "there are two great Ethiopian nations, one in Sind (India) and the other in Egypt."

 

What is Yiddish? Yiddish began to develop when Jews from France settled along the Rhine, and their vocabulary was increased by many words from the various medieval German dialects of their new neighbours.

 

When the German Jews migrated to Bohemia, Poland and Lithuania, they took their medieval German dialect with them, at the same time adapting more Hebrew and Slavic words. The Comparison below ware but a few of the selected sayings of the entire so-called "Proverbs Of King Solomon" of Israel, however, the entire Psalms "Songs Of King Solomon" including the Torah, are full of direct copies of works written word for word as their African sayings and teachings. Ten Commandments The Comparative Works:  Moses an Israelite Exodus chapter 20, verses 1-19.

 

 

The 10 commandments are based on chapter 125 in the Egyptian book of the dead (Although Exodus 34 contains ten imperative statements.

 

The passages in Exodus 20 and Deuteronomy 5 contain more than ten, totalling fourteen or fifteen in all.

Negative Confessions

 

In that chapter the dead person has to appear before 42 judges and has to make 42 negative confessions.

 

 

 

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