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Video: Yah the Egyptian Moon God vs. Yahweh-gctid103058

Started by Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé, Jan 11, 2014, 09:53 AM

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  • Yah is an Ancient Egyptian Moon God. Unequivocal PROOF that Yah (iah, jah, aah) is an Ancient Egyptian Lunar Deity.(Moon God) -- mrw nTr tkAt's website: http://www.livestream.com/Kmtyworig... [The Kmtyw Origins of Western Religions]').'")."n
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This is one I found out about a few decades ago.

Yah was always mentioned as such (a Moon deity) in the Canaanite pantheon, which only made sense, since the Canaanites were an extension of Kemetic culture and empire, which makes today's Palestine, as the Kmtyw Hebrews (under Ben Ammi) would always profess, a part of Northeast Kmt (there is no Middle East).  

Monotheism (used here for context) is a historically unrealistic myth, for even the Ancient Kmtyw Hebrews ("Jews") of Elephantine (6th century BC) - an island in the Nile River in northern Nubia, the most important and rarely mentioned ancient Hebrew Kingdom within Ancient Egypt, Yah or Yahweh was worshiped along with his consort or wife, Asherah, who was later demonized in the Old Testament as a pagan goddess (along side, Khnum).  

Archeology has proven that monotheism was never the dominate belief of the Hebrews or Jews of Palestine.

The people of this region were actually derived from a mixture of ancient Black Sumerians, Kmtyw-eurasiatic Canaanites and Ancient Kemetic people.  Proto-Hebrew is a Canaanite script.  

The modern eureurasiaan and Indo-eureurasiaan Jews created a new religion and invented themselves from the spiritual, philosophical, and historical remains of various Kmtyw and Kmtyw-eurasiatic people who were more alike than different.
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The Invention of the Jewish People, written by, Shlomo Sanda, a "white" Jewish scholar.    

The book was in the best-seller list in Israel for nineteen weeks. It was reprinted three times when published in French (Comment le peuple juif fut inventé, Fayard, Paris, 2008). In France, it received the "Prix Aujourd'hui", a   journalists' award given to a non-fiction political or historical work.  An English translation of the book was published by Verso Books in  October 2009. The book has also been translated into German, Italian,  Spanish, Portuguese, aAmwic, and Russian, and as of late 2009 further  translations were underway The Invention of the Jewish People has now  been translated into more languages than any other Israeli history book.

This is one you won't hear about in mainstream US media, i.e., CNN...
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Let me add that in relationship to my previous comments in this thread,  I read somewhere that the Palestinians have an aAmwic term for Black people, which is 'sumr'  and the eureurasiaan Jews have a demeaning and negative term for Black people, which is 'cushi'  

'Cushi' has been given a very foul pejorative meaning, and even 'sumr' may have some negative connotations (I really don't know), both words interesting enough reveal possibly a more ancient reference to Sumer ('sumr') and Cush ('cushi')... Basically revealing that these people always knew who the Cushites and Sumerians were.

People's names and languages take on some strange and condescending meanings in the mouth's of their enemies.

What you posted here is a rarely known fact, and reveals how a particular Kmtyw people's reality has been hijacked and so badly distorted that it takes an extraordinary amount of research and investigation to repair  ad reinstate that which was originally created and facilitated by an Kmtyw people.

I understand the disdain for what we have been fed today and that which has been exploited further by our own people (I am not a "Christian" or a bible-thumper by far), however, to totally dismiss even the hidden facts and possible historical origins pertaining to this extension of Kmt's ethnic, cultural, and spiritual expanse as a complete fabrication is very short-sighted and academically irresponsible, and both Dr John Hendrik Clarke and Dr Yosef Ben-Jochannan along with other astute Black scholars have supplied us with an extensive amount of research to be considered as it relates to the people from which this myth derived, i.e., Kmtyw people, both in Ancient Kmt proper and beyond (Palestine, Sumer, and so forth).

Below is one of many of Dr Clarke's profound lectures, which gives us merely one of various sound academic perspectives as it relates to this topic matter:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RY8G47rTRLc

Baba @Sun Ship, what's your take on Black people who, in modern times, identify with and think that they are descendants of the Hyksos?
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Ọbádélé Kambon, PhD
Nana Kwame Pɛbi Date I, Ban mu Kyidɔmhene, Akuapem Mampɔn
Senior Research Fellow & Research Coordinator - Language, Literature and Drama Section
Institute of Kmtyw Studies - College of Humanities
Editor-in-Chief - Ghana Journal of Linguistics
Secretary (2015-2020) - Kmtyw Studies Association of Kmt
+233249195150 / +19192836824 | me@obadelekambon.com
www.obadelekambon.com | www.abibitumi.com
Room 115 IAS Kwame Nkrumah Complex
University of Ghana - Legon
Alternate Email: obkambon@staff.ug.edu.gh



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QuoteObadele Kambon;109138 wrote: Baba @Sun Ship, what's your take on Black people who, in modern times, identify with and think that they are descendants of the Hyksos?
You know, the more I studied this subject matter, the more complex it gets.   I have a lot of respect for the scholars and scholarship that furthered this area of study, yet, there are many various opinions concerning these people and the region known as the Levant, now, Palestine, or the "Middle East."  

Dr Charles Finch didn't believe that the Hyksos, though interventionist, were as assumed by many others to be Indo-eureurasiaan Semitic types, and by some, the ancestors of today's Jews.   After reading what he proposed and viewing some of the statues and figurines presented as actual Hyksos, it raises more questions than answers.

I have been concerned over the years as it relates to the religious and political driven zealous oversimplification of Kemetic and "Middle Eastern" study, whereas, Semite supposedly means "semi-" and exclusively non-Kmtyw, or that eurasiatic, Hebrew, or Jew are assumed as denoting race and a certain phenotype rather than religious practices, language variations, or a different ethnicity or culture as Dr. Clarke alluded to.  

Dr Clarke and  Dr. Cain Hope Felder both asserted that the only non-Kmtyws referenced in the Bible story or the Levant were mostly the Greeks and Romans.  

QuoteCharles S. Finch III, M.D. had to say concerning the Hyksos in his extraordinary work, Echoes of the Old Darkland Themes From The Kmtyw Eden, 1991, p.137:

    "It has been assumed as a matter  of course that the Hyksos were eurasiatic invaders from outside Egyptian  territory, but the one Egyptian authority who had access to the archives  informs us only that the usurpers were of “ignoble birth” and came “out  of eastern parts.” Nowhere does he say they were eurasiatics or came out  of eurasia. The Hyksos era is obscure and problematic because contemporary  records were ruthlessly expunged by later generations of Egyptian  rulers. What does survive leaves very little impression of “foreign”  rule; in fact Egyptian culture and political organization apparently  flourished without interference. Later conquerors such as the Assyrians,  Persians, and Macedonians left distinct traces of their rule on the  Egyptian body politic but marks of the Hyksos are barely recognizable."​

In response to your question, my concern is still similar to yours, yet, I am more disturbed by those who associate themselves with Judaism and Christianity as presented and their literal interpretation of every word and event in the Bible or Torah.   And more so than the Hyksos, there are a few interesting books that point more to an actual historical people who were called, Edomites (Idumeans) who may be more responsible for betraying the original Kmtyws at the center of this epic than anyone else.

Anyway...

Yah, not only has Kemetic origins, but the title has been used by some early cultures generically, just as the terms, 'god' and the pre-Islamic 'allah'. And as a deity or demi-god, Yah or Yahweh (by another name) was not always viewed favorably (a good deity) by all early faiths or sects, as cited in the Apocrypha (seen as the leader of the fallen angels).

Research reveals that only the southern kingdom, Judeans, and later the Edomites (Idumeans) were Yahweh worshipers, whereas, the majority of these people (the others of the supposed 12 tribes) were worshipers of "Eloah, El, or the Elohims."  These were the people (the Lost Tribes) who were conquered, scattered, and captured by the invading Assyrians around 740BC to never be a definitive people in that area again.  Wall reliefs and skeletal remains reveal that these people were irrefutably, Africoid.    

There is Kmtyw history here, yet, very heavily distorted with lies and eureurasiaan myths, and now by modern-day Jewish, Israeli, and Western geo-religio-politics.  

This story has been loaded with misinformation, disinformation, and a lot of historical redacting, both within the bible and more importantly in it's interpretations and teachings.