Explain This Bible Scripture

Shocking to me, this actually didn't come from the Bible, it comes directly from the Egyptian Book of the Dead, written at least 500 years before any books of the Bible.?

But this matches some writings in the Bible.

God made everything

I want to hear this one also.

God is the Creator of All things

But this actually comes from the Egyptian Book of the Dead, praising the god Osiris.

kali.but christians too stupid to understand that.

The honest and well learned rabbis will tell you that the Torah and books of the prophets are actually a rewriting of earlier works.

This is why it matches!

BTW, I am a Christian.

[link to www.holybooks.com (secure)]

We must approach Him in prayer and good heart, for the only answer comes from spiritual wisdom. Remember, Yehovah Elohim told TWO creation stories in Genesis (chapter 1 and chapter 2), the first book of the Bible (The Word).

Why is that?

This question is likely linked to yours.

10 commandments came from the 42 egyptian commandments of ma'at too

Reading this is pretty shocking to me, as I was raised in a Bible home and didn't know about these writings.

In fact most of the bible comes from Egyptian stories and other places

Why you think they know.. you have advanced technology
The Universe is made from holographic fluids.

Your approach is flawed. Understanding of the creator of the universe, the God of Abraham, Jesus Christ the son, requires more than one small passage to be debated by other men.

Why not ask God Himself? Humble yourself truly and perhaps you may hear His voice.

Matthew 7:7-12
Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you: For every one that asketh receiveth; and he that seeketh findeth; and to him that knocketh it shall be opened.

Bible is the story of the Demiurge, not god.

Figure this out first or your just fumbling in the dark.

That's right, this is from the Egyptian book of the dead. They're praising Lucifer as in Genesis the word God in that context is to be understood as "Elohim, angels, gods, magistrates" as opposed to The Lord God. Nothing is made without Him even though the rebellious ones wanted to create their own system they could inhabit in which they could be glorified as The Lord God. Quite mienucal but this is "the turn" in order to achieve "the prestige". In a manner of speaking

I'm going to have to delve further, and I'm always asking, asking God for clarity and guidance. I don't particularly ascribe to "religion" of today, it's quite hypocritical. Televangelists tend to turn me off.

old testament is with the god outside you.
new testament is more in line with Yeshua's esoteric teachings about inside you and enlightenment

I used your masturbation rule to make an army.

It is a bullshit rule and would not need exist if you had not made this creation into the human centipede.

Took me twice reading this but I get it.

It's interesting, isn't it?? lol ...denial is interesting, also!!

Yes interesting!

Thanks for saying...

Look at it this way OP, Moses tells the story of the Hebrew people and their origins. It starts with two versions of the creation story, he then goes on to tell them about the flood, then Abraham and so on until he gets to his time.

The 3 major religions are also known as Abrahamic Religions. So who was Abraham and where did he come from? He was a Sumerian and his god would have been a Sumerian God! So look at the Sumerian texts which predate the Torah by at least a 1000 years and probably a lot more. They tell the same stories of creation and the flood!

This knowledge shouldn't phase you but rather make you more aware of the past and how it all fits together.

I'm going to look into the Sumerian texts. I was reading somewhere else they were written even before Book of the Dead. Much food for thought. About ready for bed now but am going to look more tomorrow.

Which Christian creation scripture from the Old Testament does this supposedly relate to? You didn't post any. So, no one can actually refute whatever you're trying to ask.

So far, you've posted a quote from the Hymn of Osiris what part of it resembles the Old Testament?

"Behold the excellent souls, which are in the realms of Death!
Behold the sacred designer of north and south!
Behold the mysterious one, lie who is unknown to mankind!
Hail, thou enlightener of those who are in the underworld, that they may see the sunlight!
Behold the lord of the Atef crown, the great one in Suten-Henen!
Hail, thou great and terrible one of Naret!
Hail, dweller in Uast,[2] flourishing for ever!
Hail, Amen-Ra, King of the Gods, who causeth his members to grow in his rising and in his setting!
Hail, receiver of monuments and offerings at the entrance of the tomb!
Hail, thou who placest the Uraeus crown upon the head of its lord!
Hail, thou who causest the earth to remain in its place!
Hail, opener of the mouth of the four great gods who are in the underworld!
Hail, living soul of Osiris, crowning him with the moon!
Hail, thou who dost hide his essence in the great shrine of Amen!
Hail, thou hidden God, Osiris in the underworld!
Hail, thou whose soul resteth in heaven,—whose enemy hath fallen!
The Goddess Isis speaketh unto thee, uttering a cry from the river—
"Send the purified 'Abd'-fish from before the boat of Ra, oh lord of the beginning,
Who becometh like the immortal ones that rejoice,—thou egg who becometh as one renewed."
She cutteth off the heads of the enemies in this her name of "Lady of Tepka."
Oh, lady of the beginning, come thou before our faces in this her name of Hathor, lady of emerald, lady of Uast the holy!
Come thou in peace, because of this her name of Hathor, lady of Uast the holy!"

:rere23:

This was for OP

Moses is Pharoah Akhenaten, father of monotheism