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Moses was
without any doubt a very important person in history!
His name derives from
Mo- which in old
Jewish means water and
ses; means 'saved' so the one who was saved from the water! In the old Testament
he is described as a Prophet who against all odds guided the Jewish people
to their homeland.
Moses was a son of a Pharaoh and while he
was studying he was taught by
the high priests in the Ossiris temple hieroglyphics and secret sciences...
Moses was definitely a high priest or in ancient Egyptian language called
Ker-Heb
!
At some time in his life and according to
the Old Testament, Have a look at
Numbers 12-1
he was married to an Ethiopian!
Aaron with his wife Miriam
accused Moses "why you talk to us like this, has our Lord spoken through
you only? Your wife is a Cushite woman anyway... (at that time meant
Ethiopian) "
As we also know
Moses after he killed an officer from his father's guard he went hiding
for almost 40 years, most probably in Ethiopian high lands! Many scholars
do believe that he find a
comfortable refuge in Ethiopia! Long ago in History we know that there was a
well used trade route from Egypt
through the ancient city of 'Meroe' to lake Tana in Ethiopia! The route
was used to bring Elephants and Elephant tusks from Ethiopia and other
food supplies from Ethiopia's fertile land!
Moses had a tremendous knowledge to build the
Arc
of the covenant and only proves his
high technological skills which they were not understood until today! The Arc was not
just a religious
carrier of the stone tablets; it was a powerful tool to assist him in order
to control the Israelites! In many chapters of the Old Testament it averted many revolts as well as giving a
genuine encouragement to fight the enemies!
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During
the ‘Exodus’, most Jews followed Moses along the
known route through the Red Sea and the Sinai. At that time, I
believe another group, either because they lost the main group or
deliberately because of a disagreement, went south. This southern route
was not well guarded and Pharaoh’s soldiers followed the main group
anyway. The destination of the breakaway group was the highlands of
Ethiopia, a known route since it had been used in times past by the
Pharaohs to bring in their elephants, other goods, and maybe even
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