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Captives of Babylon. Thanks for commenting.

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I need you to clean up the English. Not sure what you mean or saying..... why are you saying "let"? You're saying Moses "led" people through the desert before ever entering Egypt?

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Thanks Maybe you'll find this playlist interesting as well. ✌🏼😁 Discovering Ancient Creation Rituals and Alchemy ruclips.net/video/m1FD2DbYdK4/видео.html

@@JeremyJenkins-kv4ms thank you for sharing I didn’t know anything about The Dead Sea or it’s ancient/esoteric connections. I’m interested in studying the link between Ancient Egypt and magic mushrooms that you mentioned in this video. Do you have any recommended books/teachers/guidance on where I can go to do some more study on this

@AlexanderDivineEmcee the video mentions a book and man, no?

@@JeremyJenkins-kv4msthe video you linked to or this one? There wasn’t a book mentioned in this video unless I missed it but the one you linked to mentioned Sacred Cross and the Mushroom so maybe that is the one you mean… as for a man there are a few mentioned so I’m not sure which one you are referring to ☮️

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If I recall it does. Thanks for commenting. In the opening verse of Genesis 4, it is written that Hawah (Eve) said, ‘I have gotten a man from the Lord’.34 Other variations are ‘I have got me a man with the Lord’, and T have acquired a man from the Lord’.

Not sure what "nope" is referring to but nevertheless, thanks for commenting.

Exoteric and Esoteric knowledge. You know what's on the surface which is for the uninitiated, that's the exoteric. You haven't a clue. Thanks for commenting.

Thank you for commenting. If you could take the time and give me what it is you like about the video that would be very much appreciated. I do have material I am focusing on but if further information in this field is desired I would like to do so for those who like yourself. Thanks again.

Thanks for commenting. There is going to be another video about Moses I produce, but a little digging into the mythology of the Persians, Babylonians, Chaldeans, Indians, and Assyrians, and we discover the entire tale presented on the life of this "Moses" to be a plagiarization of much earlier myths of solar heroes such as the Babylonian Nebo and Babylonian Lord Sargon who had lived over 2,000 years before Moses. We can conclude that the story of Moses was concocted in somewhat of a hurry and without much care. Utility was what mattered and the fact that the cover story was workable. The Jewish mythmongers simply adopted the anecdotes and transposed them onto their own concocted fictive character, a mythographic personality who had no physical existence. Their Moses was a stand-in for someone else, for a true- life figure that was not to be exposed to the light. The Assyrian prince Sargon also, being pursued by his uncle, is said to have been abandoned on the Euphrates in a basket made of reeds, to have been found by a water- carrier, and to have been brought up by him - a story the Jews have interwoven into the account of the life of their fabulous Moses - Arthur Dewes (The Christ Myth) They tell you that Moses never lived. I acquiesce. If they tell me that the story that came from Egypt is mythology, I shall not protest; it is mythology. They tell me that the book of Isaiah, as we have it today, is composed of writings of at least three and perhaps four different periods: I knew it before they ever told me, before they knew it - Rabbi Emil Hirsch

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You can actually say he was, lol. There's a true feminism then there's what we see.

You should just stop. You have terrible listening skills. Thanks for commenting.

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@@JeremyJenkins-kv4ms I was crying so loud I woke my wife up at the time over her CPAP machine. Snot tears rolling out. After I awoke I grabbed my phone and cigs , go outside get myself together lol it's 3am I have to carry Hod at 630am? I hear a voice saying Google what does it mean to dream of a violin purple? So I did! It's response was divine royalty. The natural about my dream. You going to pass your some preachers. With nothing the rolled eyes. Looking for help. Today's weather 20 things synchronized with the flame. With a video while I'm watching it a building blowing up one block away from my house. Then a week later I'm at the devil by the means of two quarters bring a vision to my mind's eye. But the guy was from a movie from 38 no 36 years earlier. But you just like that guy same guy in the movie. Shut up or my sister's house an hour later. TRUE STORY! SHANE SAFRIET SAINT LOUIS MO

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@@JeremyJenkins-kv4ms Thank you very much greatly appreciated 🙏❤️I lost her while I was in prison in 2014.She was a hell of a woman, mother and friend. Very funny and loving mother RIP Maria Meador Saint Shane Safeiet Germain

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@@JeremyJenkins-kv4ms No prob sir thanks for your awesome videos.

Thanks for commenting. It's sad how you are not capable in providing an informative rebuttal however. You obviously do not like anything that goes against your set beliefs. 🤙🏼✌🏼

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Thanks for commenting but I think it's actually son of or born of Ah or the moon, Like Thuthmose or Thothmose is born of or son of Thoth. Thoughts?

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@@JeremyJenkins-kv4ms welcome Jeremy

Thanks for commenting. Great question- Kemet" is an ancient Egyptian term that means "the black land" or "the land of the black soil." It refers to the fertile black soil found along the Nile River, which was crucial for agriculture and the sustenance of ancient Egyptian civilization. The term "Kemet" was used by the ancient Egyptians themselves to describe their homeland, distinguishing it from the surrounding desert regions, which were referred to as "Desheret" or "the red land" due to the color of the desert soil. Also, Ta-Mehu: This term, meaning "the land of papyrus," was another ancient Egyptian name for their homeland, emphasizing the abundance of papyrus plants along the Nile. Ta-Seti: Referring to "the land of the bow," this term was used to denote the southernmost region of Egypt, near the modern Sudanese border. Ta-Nehesy: Meaning "the land of the southerners," this term was used to describe the southern part of Egypt, which was often associated with Nubia and the peoples to the south The term "Ta-Nehesy," meaning "the land of the southerners," does have implications related to skin color. The ancient Egyptians often used the term to refer to the peoples of Nubia and other regions to the south, who were typically depicted with darker skin tones compared to the northern Egyptians. Note: Artists often used symbolic conventions to convey various meanings, such as social status, divine attributes, or cultural identities. Therefore, representations of darker skin tones in ancient Egyptian art may have carried symbolic significance rather than strictly reflecting the actual physical appearance of individuals.

Directed at your first sentence, you are wrong about "ALL ancient White Historians" making that comment. It's completely inaccurate. I have asked myself about the color of the depictions that have been found but you obviously ignore what has been found as mentioned in the video. Then also one who has done their due diligence also knows "color" is not always a depiction of what someone actually looked like but it's symbolic. So what ppl think are depictions of a "black" person is not always the case. ✌🏼 There are references to individuals in aristocratic positions or ruling classes being described as having lighter skin tones. This association between social status and skin color can be found in various cultures and historical periods, including ancient Egypt. However, it's essential to approach such descriptions with critical analysis, considering factors such as cultural biases, symbolic meanings, and the context of the sources. They were "ultimately black" that statement is not a statement of fact but a grasping of straws. Ppl were all or ultimately "black". 😂 Twa (Thoth) was Atlantean, Atlanteans were Anunnaki. What you obviously haven't figured out is they weren't black, even though that's important that's important for some to believe. All the ancient structures, older the those in AFRICA, when you simply consider the construction are far more precise in build than those on that continent. Megalithic building was not started in Africa but else and the knowledge of that was taken to African where the knowledge was shared with those on that continent. Shared by the Druidic Masters. ✌🏼 Egypt's Western Roots: Unraveling Amen Ra's Secrets Thanks for commenting!✌🏼

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these are reaches at best and whitewashing at worst

1. Why do you think it's a tomb she would be found in and not a simple grave? So according to you if she wasn't found in a tomb then it wouldn't be Meriaten (Scota). Not a very educated response because when you look at the number of pharaohs whose sarcophagi was found, approximatkey 200, only about 60 bodies were found in tombs, based on documented archaeological excavations and historical records. So the chance you would find her in a tomb... slim to none bud. 2. Why would you call it whitewashing? You're being biased at best right? Wouldn't have nothing to do with your background would it and preconceived thoughts? 3. If you want to argue against what has been proven and documented you should do your due diligence and respond in kind. Nevertheless thank you commenting. You should review the other videos in this playlist, take notes, due some actual unbiased research. Looking forward to more comments. 🤙🏼✌🏼

Thanks for commenting. There's no argument who is responsible for founding Egypt/Kemet, but who influenced, what was that influence and where they whom influenced originated. ✌🏼🤙🏼

@@JeremyJenkins-kv4ms Everyone from Western Europe to China to Sub Saharan Africa had a lot of influence. It's in a major confluence region

@ConnorExploring yea but you're completely missing what the video is pointing out, what the influence was/is and it would further help if you viewed Egypt's Western Roots: Unraveling Amen Ra's Secrets. ✌🏼🤙🏼 Thanks for commenting.

There is information that is probably lost forever along with established areas once colonized by civilizations, as we point out. However there is facts that are ignored and information that has been gathered showing us that what we're taught in the history books, in these schools, are from accurate. Far from the truth. Thanks for commenting.

Thanks for commenting. Like you said, YOU don't KNOW a single source..... you should change that because there's plenty of authors who have conducted the research and shows otherwise. Thus my video mentioning what it does. So you're... wrong in the end.

@@JeremyJenkins-kv4ms I'm not just some guy. I'm an author and ancient settings on earth are one of my expertise. I write many stuff in ancient Mesopotamia, ancient Egypt and a lot of my stories also play out in ancient Europe. They are all interconnected and I LOVE to ground them in reality. because I wanted to write about an actual Druid ending up in Egypt I did A LOT of research. And I found nothing. If you have found something. Don't bullshit around. Just tell me the primary source and I will look it up myself. Your YT video isn't a primary source. I can't work with: "I guy in a YT video said Druids were around in ancient Egypt, therefore my story is now more believable." It's not how this works. And I'm not overly demanding. I just need a little piece that hints at druids in ancient Egypt. Right now, as it is, I have a Volva in ancient Egypt at the first Katarakt. Because I can prove there was one once. Maybe. Not 100% sure but at least we have a Germanic name of a women, she is working as a Seer and is hinted as a foreigner. the closest I ever came to an actual Druide was: There are some places in Egypt where Norse mercenaries were stationed. We know Norse bands of warriors would only move around with a Druid/Volva for divine intel. But like I said Druids were linked to certain places while Volvas were kinda the wireless versions of the Druids. So it would make more sense they would take if anything than Volvas because Druids would simply lose their power if they leave their place of connection but than again mercenaries aren't the typical warriors. Probably those would be more warriors who fell out of favor by their gods aka their communities didn't want them to be close around anymore. and if those Norse warriors would still take a Druid or Volva with them is unknown. Just because you implied there is something more I just make ChatGPT search through the internet for any small little hint for Druids being in ancient Egypt. Here is the result: The idea that druids might have ended up in ancient Egypt is intriguing but lacks substantial historical evidence. The ancient druids were primarily associated with the Celtic cultures in Britain, Ireland, and Gaul (modern-day France and surrounding areas). They are known from classical sources such as Julius Caesar, who documented their presence and practices during his campaigns in Gaul and Britain. While it is known that Celtic mercenaries served in various regions, including Egypt during the Ptolemaic period (notably under Cleopatra VII), there is no concrete evidence to suggest that druids specifically were among these mercenaries. The role of druids as spiritual leaders and practitioners of ritual and law within Celtic society was quite distinct from that of the typical mercenary soldier​ (livescience.com)​​ (World History Encyclopedia)​. Moreover, the lack of direct archaeological evidence connecting druids to Egypt further complicates this hypothesis. Most of what we know about the druids comes from Roman and Greek writers, who often had a biased perspective. Additionally, the archaeological record for druidic activities is sparse and primarily concentrated in the British Isles and Gaul​ (Ancient Origins)​​ (World History Encyclopedia)​. In summary, while there is historical evidence of Celtic presence in Egypt as mercenaries, there is no verifiable link specifically connecting druids to ancient Egypt. The druids' activities and influence seem to have been largely confined to their native regions in Western Europe​ (Project MUSE)​.

I mentioned over five different authors. Watch the entire video and pay attention. Thanks commenting.

​@@JeremyJenkins-kv4ms Yeah and not a single one mentions druids but nice try, kid. Next time use a better AI narrator, people will believe your crap more likely. lmao

It's not AI, Mr. Know it all, but thanks for commenting. Also almost every author whom I refer to speaks on exactly what you say is not being mentioned, where some do not and it's obvious to why, it's because at the time of their authoring the book(s) they cared more about their position in academy and or how they were being viewed publicly. They didn't want to hurt their pockets. It's obvious when you look into the authors themselves but that's only for a person who critically thinks and does actual research. As for your research it's probably you simply taking in what academy has being saying for years in which you then probably regurgitate the same mess that academy has said for years. That's your issue. Love peace and chicken grease 🤙🏼✌🏼

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Thanks for commenting. If you know how to articulate yourself explain what is being lied about.🤙🏼✌🏼

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Amen means "let it be so" as a way of ending prayer.

@@diaryofamadhillbilly2217 that is what it means yeah something like that. Again just from what I remember.

@@TheHollomap it does mean "truth" in Hebrew. It's "Ameen" in Arabic and means about the same thing. I got curious if Egypt had an "amen" and they do. University of Cairo says the Amen was the name of a capital city and the deity associated was symbolized by a ram, human, or snake. So..... Haha idk now. Yahwah kinda uses rams and snakes a lot in the Bible.

@@diaryofamadhillbilly2217 I believe that whole area heavily influenced each other. You have the old mesopotamian influence as well. But again Amun and Amen are not connected..... Not at all.

@@TheHollomap even more curious as how the video creator didn't find the spelling that I found with a few minutes of digging beyond just a Google search.

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You've heard her talk? What is the lie that is being said?

1. Did you finish the entire video? If you did great. 2. There are at least 3 more videos that are following behind this one that delves more into the Egyptian connection, also the the "myth" the those in the West are familiar with. Thanks for commenting. What are your thoughts this far?

@@JeremyJenkins-kv4ms The differences in translations is well done.

@victoriakidd-cromis1124 thanks for noticing.

Thanks for the comment. What's bad about the voice acting? If you don't follow the thesis then you didn't watch the entire video, or maybe bad listening skills? The video isn't for a beginner but for someone already familiar with Princess Scota. Thanks for the feedback though.

How would her legacy be tarnished? Just because of the sins of her father?

@@JeremyJenkins-kv4ms SPECIFICALLY because of sins of the father. Just because we do not respect it in the west doesnt change what it means to the cultures involved.

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