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206 pages of results. 931. Thoth Vol III, No. 12: Aug 31, 1999 [Journals] [Thoth]
... , the two aspects are impossible to miss: Kronos is never portrayed as a victor over world-threatening dragons of darkness. You see the same thing in the relationship of Osiris to Ra. Osiris is inseparably connected to Ra as the son of Ra, and the "second Ra", but he is certainly not IDENTICAL to Ra. The Egyptians remembered Atum-Ra as the central sun presiding over the creation and the First Time; and they gave detailed accounts of the god's first appearance. No such story is told of Osiris. Conversely, Ra has virtually disappeared in connection with the Osiris story, as recounted in the Sed Festival ritual and numerous other accounts. This is a story ...
932. Forum [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... who was the king Shoshenk named in the Pasenhor genealogy as the father of the 1st Osorkon. 2) The king Osorkon referred to in the Annals of Sargon II: In 716 BC (variantly, 722 BC - refer Peter James SIS REVIEW III:1 p.10), Sargon II of Assyria refers in his Annals to an Egyptian king Osorkon. In looking at the new Rohl/James chronology, and taking into account their revamped dates, as given in WORKSHOP 5:3 , there is seemingly no Osorkon at this particular point in time. With whom then is it proposed to identify the Osorkon named by Sargon? 3) The High-priests at Thebes: The ...
933. The British Connection [Books] [de Grazia books]
... ' from higher' species. In my present lonely spot, I am compelled to admit the many superiorities of the ants)...I haven't received the T.L .S . review of Velikovsky Reconsidered. I've gone through Temple's work on Sirius hurriedly. He moves into his theme backwards- first the Africans, then the Egyptians, then spacemen. Dr. V. in his "Chronology and Astronomy" found Sirius (Sothis) a yardstick for measuring the Venus-cycle. The one item (well-known) of the tribal recognition of the invisible star goes along with other ancient knowledge of the skies that was lost and recently recaptured by telescope (cf. my brief ...
934. Letters [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... Universe itself in so far as the Greeks had formulated such concepts. (She was certainly not the Earth, and was sometimes said to have been the mother or grandmother of the later Gaea). Tartarus appears to have been the symbol for outer space'; Typheus originally appears to have been nothing more than a Greek form of the Egyptian (? ) Typhon. Python appears to have been another form of Typhon, and was possibly derived from Pi-Thom; or from the fact that Typhon was himself often depicted as a vast snake; but Typhon was definitely also said to have been king of Egypt at the time (acknowledged by Velikovsky). What the actual name of ...
935. Ice Cores and Catastrophism [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... the ice core date of 1120 50 BC: Hekla (H4) had been radiocarbon dated to 2550 120 BC and this corresponded to the ice core date of 2690 80 BC.(8 ) However, in assigning their 1390 50 BC maximum Hammer et al. noted that this would correspond to the circa 1400 BC date derived from "Egyptian pottery style chronology". The pottery style chronology here referred to is the very same orthodox Egyptian chronology that I noted earlier gave rise to too many anomalies to be acceptable to most SIS historians. It will readily be seen, therefore, that to accept the Hammer et al. date of 1390 50 BC for the Thera eruption is ...
936. Weinert's Hypothesis [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... size of another celestial body would have to be equal to that of the Earth itself to conform to the events related in Exodus and that the order of cataclysmic events also would have to occur in the exact sequence described in the Hebrew and Greek versions. The story in Exodus has the fleeing Israelites encamped by some sea, with the pursuing Egyptians coming up from behind to entrap the camp of Israel. A celestial apparition which had appeared easterly, almost overhead, and perhaps somewhat north, moved toward the west as the sun set. A strong east wind came up, billowing clouds of desert sand, which separated the two camps. The sea began to flow westward as the ...
... vapour causes a pronounced curve near the nucleus, as though a dragon were arching its throat. In some comets the tails are limited, but a nebula or cloud surrounds the nucleus; sometimes it adopts a fan-like form, like the tail of a hawk, whence the origin, perhaps, of that wonderful winged globe device used by the Egyptians and others as the symbol of the comet, an orb or globe with wings, a fan-tail, and serpents' heads crowning the orb. 117.Chalmers * says that the comets without tails outnumber those with them, which is tantamount to saying that more comets under observation are approaching us than are passing us horizontally. If a ...
938. Cosmic Catastrophes and the Day of the Lord [Articles]
... telling the story, you might get an entirely different story! The survivors tell the story, and so they generally tell you that the reason this happened, was that there were wicked people and it was the wicked people who got clobbered. Let's take some examples. In the biblical account, the Israelites say it was because of the Egyptians, and it even goes on to say that while these things were happening to the Egyptians, the Israelites were spared. The cattle of the Egyptians dies, but not the cattle of the Israelites. When you go down through all those plagues, they always say, it did not happen to us, there was a denial this ...
939. Focus [Journals] [SIS Review]
... " one of them told him. He explained that, at long intervals of time, the stars change their courses in the heavens, causing the periodic destruction of the world by fire and water. The earlier inhabitants of Greece had been wiped out through these catastrophes; but, he said, through the protection of the Nile, the Egyptians had not only survived but had preserved the memory of these events. The antagonists of the priest's story were a race of Athenians who had lived 9,000 years previously under the benevolent rule of a military elite who acted as guardians to the rest of the citizens, and the kingdom of Atlantis, beyond the Pillars of Herakles ( ...
... Zebulon Exhorts unto Compassion | Dan's Confession | Naphtali's Dreams of the Division of the Tribes | Gad's Hatred | Asher's Last Words | Benjamin Extols Joseph. III. JOB Job and the Patriarchs | Job's Wealth and Benefactions | Satan and Job | Job's Suffering | The Four Friends | Job Restored . IV. MOSES IN EGYPT The Beginning of the Egyptian Bondage | Pharaoh's Cunning | The Pious Midwives | The Three Counsellors | The Slaughter of the Innocents | The Parents of Moses | The Birth of Moses | Moses Rescued from the Water | The Infancy of Moses | Moses Rescued by Gabriel | The Youth of Moses | The Flight | The King of Ethiopia | Jethro | Moses Marries Zipporah ...
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