Noah and the Pharaohs
DIPLOMACY
non-violence as the first resolution
Exodus 7 - 11 chapter
Does your bible study present the Pharoah as evil and an enemy of creator God? Based on the scriptures and history it is possible that each Pharoah practiced different styles of governing, but the covenant of Noah could be the center of their governing.
This is evident in the diplomacy they used while interacting with Moses during the plague. Moses ran out of Africa into Arabia so he would not have to stand trial for murder. The covenant of (genesis 9) says that a man or animal would be held accountable for shedding blood. verse 5
Rebuked the liars
Genesis 12:18-20
Denounced adultery
Genesis 12:19
The Pharaohs fed the hungry
Genesis 12:10; Genesis 43:1
Elevated lower classes to prominence
Genesis 41 & 45
Gave Shelter to the homeless
Genesis 43:1
Taught the immigrants their crafts
Genesis 47:5-7
Adopted immigrants into their & community
Exodus 2:6,10
Practiced diplomacy
Exodus 7–11
AUTHORITY
Exodus 1:19-22
Provides evidence that the Pharaohs had more authority than the Priest and Kings. According to history there are times when Egypt and the Nile civilization was ruled by more than one Pharaoh at a time. In Exodus chapter 1 the lower region of the Nile was ruled by an invading group of Pharaohs called Hyksos while the upper region was ruled by the family that adopted Moses.
COVENANT OF NOAH
We should keep in mind that the murder of the first-born animals and humans by the Lord's destroyer is in violation of the covenant of Noah.
Genesis 6:11 and Genesis 9:5-6
SYMBOLS
Psalm 23
Thy Rod and thy staff are also symbols of the Pharoah, whose ancestor is called the Kantiamentu or Kanatawamanatawa or Wata-nama-wata-naka, both names including the ancient sound for the word watar. Possibly representing the many names of their first righteous king, Noah the shephard and carpenter who the hebrews called Yenachmanu, it would be pronounced Wanakamanu. This name includes the same symbols of Kantiamentu ancestor of the Pharaohs. Jesus of Nazareth identified as the Good Shepherd John 10:1 and we know that Noah was a good shepherd.
(food for thought) what is the meaning of the word Good in this text and what is the Greek, Hebrew and Pharonic definition of the word shephard?
Let’s keep in mind thatas a child, Jesus, was sent to the Nile civilization for safety and this was the land that the children of Noah and in Genesis chapter 10 those descendants of Noah migrated out of that land into West Asia!
Matthew 2:13.
There are good and bad rulers and shepherds. Which of the Gods of the bible are operating outside of the covenant of Noah. Do your own research to determine if the symbols of Christianity are also the symbols of Noah, the Pharoahs and the Nile Civilization. Please share your thoughts.