The Egyptian Origins of King David and the Temple of Solomon by Osman, Ahmed -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Image Title Page Dedication Epigraph Table of Contents Introduction. The History behind the Bible Chapter 1. The Man of God Chapter 2. The Two Davids Chapter 3. The Evidence of Archaeology

THE ISRAELITES’ ENTRY INTO THE PROMISED LAND THE ARRIVAL OF THE PHILISTINES THE CAPTURE OF JERUSALEM WARS OF EMPIRE

Chapter 4. David’s Empire

DAVID’S TRUE IDENTITY TUTHMOSIS’S CAMPAIGN IN CANAAN JERUSALEM IN TUTHMOSIS’S TIME THE HOLY ARK THE FIRST ARMAGEDDON

Chapter 5. The Chosen One Chapter 6. Sarah and the Pharaoh Chapter 7. Jerusalem, City of David

THE ARK OF AMUN DAVID’S HOLY ARK HOLY ZION

Chapter 8. David and Bathsheba Chapter 9. Goliath the Giant

THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF SINUHE

Chapter 10. Joseph’s Dreams Chapter 11. The Dreamer Pharaoh Chapter 12. Uniting the Families of Egypt and Canaan

WIVES AND HAREMS YUYA AND JOSEPH AMENHOTEP’S ADMINISTRATION

Chapter 13. The Empire of the King of Peace

MILITARY ORGANIZATION ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEM AND TAXATION COURT OFFICIALS EMPIRE IN FLUX KING OF PEACE THE PHARAOH’S DAUGHTER THE BURNING OF GEZER ROYAL MARRIAGES SOLOMON’S GODS ANOINTING AND CORONATION

Chapter 14. The “Lost” Mines of Solomon

THE TIMNA VALLEY THE HATHOR TEMPLE

Chapter 15. Wisdom and Magic

SOLOMON’S MAGIC EGYPTIAN WISDOM AND MAGIC

Chapter 16. The Lost Palace

PALACE SIMILARITIES ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE? SOLOMON’S EGYPTIAN PALACE

Chapter 17. The Temples of Solomon and Amenhotep III

THE LAYOUT OF SOLOMON’S TEMPLE DESTRUCTION EGYPTIAN TEMPLES AMENHOTEP III’S TEMPLES THE LUXOR TEMPLE THE MORTUARY TEMPLE TWO PILLARS REVISITED SOLOMON AND TYRE EGYPT AND TYRE

Chapter 18. Secrets of the Architect

HIRAM RESURRECTED HISTORICAL EVIDENCE AMENHOTEP THE ARCHITECT THE SON OF HABU AND HIS CONNECTION TO MOSES THE SON OF HABU’S DEATH THE DEIFICATION OF THE SON OF HABU THE SON OF HABU, HIRAM, AND HERMES THE HERMETICA HERMETIC MAGIC THE ART OF HEALING

Chapter 19. The Birth and Repression of Gnosticism

THE THERAPEUTAE GNOSTIC CHRISTIANITY THE GOSPEL OF TRUTH GNOSTICISM IN ROME THE MARGINALIZATION OF EGYPT ORTHODOXY ECUMENICAL COUNCILS THE TRIUMPH OF CATHOLICISM

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