How would we describe the 10 plagues in todays time? Would we describe the 10 plagues as biological warfare? What was Moses trying to accomplish?
Was Moses a Hebrew or did he identify as Masaram? The daughters of his future father-in- law identified him as Egyptian. Exodus 2:19 says an Egyptian delivered us out of the hand of the shepherds and watered the flock. Obviously Moses knew how to water a flock of sheep which I find odd for a prince.
The maori bible uses Ihipiana but what does this mean ( Wakapana) or (Wafana) The Greek uses what I believe to be the Arawaks.
Keep in mind that the bible is a translation of ancient words into English a culture that had no respect for anything indigenous, except for whom they considered to represent their physical image. The word Moses is a title used by the Pharoahs it is possibly an ancient tribe of Africa or the name of an ancestor. Moses is does not define water. If he was adopted then Moses could be a portion of his title but it does not mean water. If you find the meaning of the name water you should be able to find out to Moses ( great, great great grandson of Abraham) is in history.
It is very probable that Moses is prince or coregent Pharoah Kamose and the name
1554-1549 Wadjkheperre Kamose - Ydykhfrra -Kmse is why the bibke says he was drawn from the water. WADI means water kafara is related to atonement.
Moses, in my opinion is one of the most complicated figures in the bible. There is no sound reason why every bible student, is unaware of the actual name of Moses and his role in Ancient African history. The name Moses, is a common name for Ancient African Pharoahs and their families and the name has has nothing to do with water. It seems to me if we look for the ancient Egyptian name that defines water we could have more information that might help us understand his horrible acts if violence towards his people and apparent rejection of the culture that nurtured and raised him.
For thousands of years, historians and archaeologist have searched the remnants of Ancient African culture, am I supposed to believe none of those bright minds have identified the name of Moses and the native rulers of Africa who raised him? Finding the actual name of Moses would give every bible student insight as to why he tortured or participated in the torture of the people he was supposed to save. If you don't believe he participated in torture and abuse then why did he allow it to happen? If he was listening to a spirit, did he have to follow the voice he heard in his head?
After decades of reading this story and watching it play out in movies, one day I began to see the story through a different lens and his conduct seemed to be more cowardly then noble. I no longer view Moses a savior, I see him as a conflicted person. My theory can only be possible if the God that Moses encountered in the mountains was a human, yes I said human. Think about this, if Moses met with a spirit then he is even more responsible for the atrocities committed against the tribes that theologians give him credit for saving during the book of Exodus.
If the historians would provide the actual name of Moses of the bible I believe it would also provide insight into the historical reason for the Exodus as well as why this man, married a Ethiopian woman (by the way this is not the Midianite wife) and allowed his relatives to be abused, starved and tortured in Arabia by whom the theologians and traditional teachers claim to be a spirit. Knowing the actual name of Moses or the Pharaohs, makes the story of the Exodus history and the actions of the man they call Moses are no longer spiritual acts but actual events.
There are some questions as to the time line when the Exodus took place, some believe it took place during the 18th dynasty of Pharaonic rule, some believe it was the 19th dynasty; during the rule of Ramses. There is one problem with that concept; there was more that one Ramses. I am almost positive that Moses African family ruled during the 18th dynasty of Pharaohs because their was a civil war during that period. Also, there were two Pharaohs who lost a child during that reign those deaths are inline with the movies about the Exodus that include the deaths of the first born of African rulers and the people of a region in Massa, the son if Kama. (Ham)
When the bible is read as history, the story about the Red Sea loses it's sensationalism and reveals the barbaric actions of an egomaniac or the actions of a man who was intimidated by a powerful ruler. What role did Moses play in what I consider a horror story? There were many ancient priesthoods during the period of the old testament they represented different belief systems, intellectual concepts, different styles of governing, some of those names were Ashura, Christ (Horus), Jehovah (Yahwah), Amun-Ra, Mami Wata, Waka, Molech, Asut or Ases, Shamash, Ptah, Ra and many more. Some merged with others but which one did Moses follow?
Who was Moses. He was the adopted son of the Pharoahs daughter and if it probable his name is KaMSS brother of Ahmss. One meaning the spirit son and the other meaning the body. This could mean one was born of the spirit an pd the other biological.
