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42 laws of Maat
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Conspiracy theorists like Jordan Maxwell(R.IP.) claimed that the God of the Bible must be false, because there existed almost identical religion in Egypt with similar laws. Jordan Maxwell has a large following of his students and even hiphoppers like Killah priest who adopted his theory.
However, Aba Sadiq from him is peace in his book the Goal of the wise revealed that Ancient Egyptians were in fact Monotheists and that Biblical prophets before Moses were in fact ancient Egyptian mystical figures. For example Osiris is the same figure as prophet Enoch of the Bible or in the book of Enoch and the same figure as prophet Idris a.s. in The Quran. The 42 laws of Ma'at also correlate with the 10 commandments of Moses. Paralells are undeniable which many gnostic researchers also confirm.
''The worshiped One is the Creator, Atum, and He creates and was not created: The name Atum may be interpreted as an attribute of the Creator, which means perfect or complete.
Or perhaps there was confusion regarding the name of the first created being, Adam, the father of humanity, so with time he was taken from being a creature to being the Creator and creation was attributed to him.''
Aba Sadiq from him is peace-Goal of the wise, door 40-Egypt
''The second creation theory is known as the doctrine of “Ptah”, the eternal Creator and Lord of the city of “Memphis”. In this doctrine, “Ptah” appears as an eternal Creator who created all deities and creatures and everything only with the will in His heart and with the word on His tongue, meaning that He thought in his heart and spoke with His tongue, thus the creation emerged.''
Aba Sadiq from him is peace, Goal of the wise, door 40-Egypt
You can download the Book Goal of the wise for free at The Goal of the Wise – The Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light
However, Aba Sadiq from him is peace in his book the Goal of the wise revealed that Ancient Egyptians were in fact Monotheists and that Biblical prophets before Moses were in fact ancient Egyptian mystical figures. For example Osiris is the same figure as prophet Enoch of the Bible or in the book of Enoch and the same figure as prophet Idris a.s. in The Quran. The 42 laws of Ma'at also correlate with the 10 commandments of Moses. Paralells are undeniable which many gnostic researchers also confirm.
''The worshiped One is the Creator, Atum, and He creates and was not created: The name Atum may be interpreted as an attribute of the Creator, which means perfect or complete.
Or perhaps there was confusion regarding the name of the first created being, Adam, the father of humanity, so with time he was taken from being a creature to being the Creator and creation was attributed to him.''
Aba Sadiq from him is peace-Goal of the wise, door 40-Egypt
''The second creation theory is known as the doctrine of “Ptah”, the eternal Creator and Lord of the city of “Memphis”. In this doctrine, “Ptah” appears as an eternal Creator who created all deities and creatures and everything only with the will in His heart and with the word on His tongue, meaning that He thought in his heart and spoke with His tongue, thus the creation emerged.''
Aba Sadiq from him is peace, Goal of the wise, door 40-Egypt
You can download the Book Goal of the wise for free at The Goal of the Wise – The Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light
Tamino
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That's indeed a famous bit of writing, but where do you see a connection between this famous dialogue and the 42 negative confessions?
I also don't see that the negative confessions have any close relation to the 10 commandments... other than the obvious. (The obvious being: yes, other ancient cultures thought and wrote about ethics, ethics were not invented by the bible; and yes, the Egyptians were neighbours and sometimes colonial rulers of the Hebrew ancestors. OF COURSE they knew some Egyptian literature and religion)
I also don't see that the negative confessions have any close relation to the 10 commandments... other than the obvious. (The obvious being: yes, other ancient cultures thought and wrote about ethics, ethics were not invented by the bible; and yes, the Egyptians were neighbours and sometimes colonial rulers of the Hebrew ancestors. OF COURSE they knew some Egyptian literature and religion)