Mapping the Stars. Adam 'The Brilliant One'➔Göbekli Tepe... Abraham the 1st, "King of Heaven", Uruk➔..Dendera. The Hero Twins. Grail Quest, the Amduat.
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This guy is pretty damn special. He was the first man to be able to count & name every star. He could also calculate the Luna, Solar ecliptes & Planetary alignments anywhere in the world. He is the first pharaoh (Dynasty 0/1, 3150 BC), & because of his skills he was named as the first 'King of Heaven, Lord of Eternity'.
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حين فكّر البشر أول مرة في تحدي الزمن بالحجر ،، وُلد هرم زوسر "حوالي ٢٦٥٠ ق.م" بتوقيع أول مهندس معماري عرفه التاريخ: "أمحوتب".
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Anyone want to talk about the Old Testament?
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Tim Allen spent over a year reading the Old Testament page by page, in four languages. A priest and a rabbi gave him one rule: don’t hunt for meaning, let it come to you.
The book that hit him hardest was Job.
Not because it answers “why do cruel people thrive while good people suffer?” Because it refuses to.
He compared it to a magician who wouldn’t reveal his newspaper trick: if I show you, you’ll call it stupid, and the magic dies.
That’s God’s answer to Job. You weren’t there when I set the stars moving. You couldn’t follow the explanation if I gave it.
But what stayed with Tim wasn’t the anger. It was the amazement. That this small, stubborn creature still looks up and asks “why?”
And then asks, “how can I help?”
Maybe that second question is the whole point.
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Greek Magical Papyri, LVII.14–28:
“As you burn savin juniper together with the papyrus strip, say: “Isis, pure maiden, give me a sign of the outcomes. Uncover your holy veil, shake out the black fold of your garment, and set in motion the constellation of the Great Bear.”
When you have said these names and have at the same time unfolded your hands, lift the edge of your hand from your chest. Because you will see a star driven to you by compulsion, into which you will gaze intensely, after it has launched rays like darts and leapt towards you yourself, so that you become god-struck.
Hold the charakter ready at hand, for it is the symbol of Kronos, which gives you courage.”
“O Bear, greatest of goddesses, ruler of heaven, sovereign of the pole of the stars! Supreme goddess, beautifully radiant, imperishable element, structure of the universe, shining upon all things, harmony of the whole! You who stand upon the celestial pole, whom the Lord God appointed to rotate the holy pole with a powerful hand.”
—Greek Magical Papyri, IV.1301–1307.
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The Quest for the Grail/Philosopher's Stone is a story set across the globe, spanning 8,000 years.
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Who was Gilgamesh? Was he the 1st man to have a complete star map, making him the 1st King of Heaven, 3150 BC? What character links him back to Göbekli Tepe? @filspixel @Emma_224vi @klusterfk10 @musemaxxing @ninjashoes @LSWisnom @YoungGun8140 @MoeOsman @hormeze @PrinceVogel
This is, I believe, the first great astronomer (& architect of Göbekli Tepe), who initiated the plan to obtain a complete sky map; 2 of his epitaphs is 'The Opener of Time' & "The Brilliant One". He is the Alpha in the Alpha & Omega. Temple of Khnum at Esna. @LennoxGina @LacyMB
Does anyone know why these 2 are Adam & Abraham, Alpha & Omega?
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The Hebrew word elohim is the very first name for God in the Bible. It opens Genesis 1:1, and it appears about 2,000 times in the Old Testament. Tim Chaffey, content manager at the Creation Museum and the Ark Encounter and author of a book on the sons of God and the Nephilim, says that roughly ninety percent of those uses refer to the all-powerful Creator God of the Bible.
That leaves a smaller share, and Chaffey says those uses point to other beings. The best-known case is in the Ten Commandments, in Exodus 20, where God says, “You shall have no other gods before me.” The word translated gods there is elohim, and in that verse it refers to the gods of the nations, the deities worshipped by Israel’s neighbours.
Chaffey argues that the word is better understood as a term for beings of the spiritual realm, those whose proper place is the heavenly world, and not as a title that belongs only to God. That is a point about vocabulary and not about theology, and he is careful to say that it does not make these beings equal to God. In his explanation, the one true God is eternal, all-powerful and the creator of everything, while the other beings called elohim are not eternal and not all-powerful.
For readers who dislike the translation “gods,” he suggests thinking of them as a class of heavenly beings, or as a special category of angels. He adds that Scripture shows a variety of heavenly life, including cherubim and seraphim, and that we should expand our picture of the heavenly realm.
Chaffey also stresses that these are his own views, not the official position of Answers in Genesis, where he works. Other scholars read elohim differently in some of these passages, for example taking the plural as a plural of majesty or as a reference to human judges. The word itself does not settle which meaning applies; the context does, and that is exactly where the debate over Genesis 6 begins.
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Not all of their noses have disappeared! This so-called sarcophagus lid on display at the British museum was fashioned from a solid piece of greywacke, ranking a 6-7 on Mohs scale of hardness. Egyptologist date it to approx 600 BC, but is it far older?
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The Avebury Henge, a part of the Serpent Temple, dates back to 2,850 BC. The famous Swindon Stone is found here, and is carved on all four sides, with constellations of the night sky. Odd, that the Vulture Stone of Göbekli Tepe, has the identical constellations carved upon it.
thebanmappingproject.com/tom… pic 6. Every story has bookends. In the Book of the Dead, these 2 fill that role: Göbekli Tepe to Uruk. The 7000 yr battle to fully chart the stars.
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thebanmappingproject.com/tom… pic 6.
Every story has bookends. In the Book of the Dead, these 2 fill that role: Göbekli Tepe to Uruk.
The 7000 yr battle to fully chart the stars. @Hassanyildiz1 @andreas_nigbur @gokyeli_ @Selimcerrah @HorasaniTurki @Siriyezdan_ @adriandanarw @UfukUras
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Inside The Best-Preserved Egyptian Temple! ESNA
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