Our pleasure!

If anything, Moses influenced Akhenaten. Abraham was the father of monotheism. There is nothing in the bible to suggest that he supported other people worshipping other gods. The opposite is actually true. Everything in this lecture is stretched tbh. I don't think there is any evidence to support anything that's being claimed here. It just sounds like an attempt to force pieces of history together that sound similar.

@super spade There is no proof for this, or for Moses. There is actually counter-evidence that the Jews were ever in Egypt en mass such as no linguistic evidence or shared cultural markers.

@super spade That's not how proof works. You've told a story, a story without any actual evidence. There is no historical evidence that Moses existed or that the Jews were in Egypt in the numbers of which to have an army. A battle like that would have been written down. The Egyptians wrote all sorts of things down, even loses in battle.

Why would you have an issue with evangelical ?

@@dadsonworldwide3238 the answer would definetely be tldr.

@@dadsonworldwide3238 If you even have to ask, it's pointless to answer. I could do it in two words though: Donald Trump. At least now everybody knows that Evangelicals are completely full of shit with no actual morals or values whatsoever.

@@johanericsson2403 evangelical is a much wider word than American Protestant evangelist.......

U don't have issues with evangelicals u have issues with Christ

I thought he didn’t believe in Moses

Akhenaten borrowed from Moses as the Hebrews and their "Exodus" occurred 150 to 200 years before the Pharaoh.

@@canadiankewldude I hope you don't hold to the hypothesis that the Hyksos were the Israelites. You need to do much more study on the matter.

@@jamesshepherd6491 The Hyksos were definitely not the Israelites.

@@canadiankewldude I have listened to an Oxford educated bible scholar who is a lecture on the historicity of the Bible Dr. Francesca Stavropoulou who stated that very little of the Bible is fact and that there is no evidence that David or Moses existed. One thing is sure Jesus never existed so your theory of Moses being 150 - 200 before Pharaohs is all based on myth.

@@drafts05 Professor Francesca Stavrakopoulou, theologian, Bible lover and an atheist. Sadly there are far to many PhD. theologians who are atheist's. Mind you, there are equally qualified theologian's, historian's, archaeologist's and the like who actually do believe in the historicity of the Bible. If you choose to reject what the Bible says, that is of course your choice.

@MoMaMe JuVeSaSu We are talking: 1400 BC here -- 1000 years before there was a Saturn, Aries, Jupiter of the Etruscans/Romans. Not sure how old "EL" is, but maybe (?) predates the EL of the Asiatics. The Chaldean's worshiped the Moon god - Sin/Nanna.

Idk what you watched but its literally the chronological discovery and how ahmonhotepe broke with religois norms he built statues facing the sun. Archeology sees auknotens father began to lean monotheist but auknoton finished by making it official .its how they discovered these things goes threw what was going on in the period . I'm 3/4 threw this and have no idea where you are hearing inner or outer knowledge

@@dadsonworldwide3238 My input is not about what he is saying, it's what he is leaving out, but the omition of it serves the goals of those intent on keeping it hidden, thus your question of inner or outer knowledge. The "written word" have been under the control of people obsessed with "getting even" and dominating east, west, north and south, we're living in the aftermath.

Another great read is "Moses the Egyptian: The Memory of Egypt in Western Monotheism" by Professor Jan Assman.

Interesting. Never heard the term.

Moses is really Tuthmose

He was tuthmose but when he became pharaoh he changed it to Akhenaten to represent his one god and tried to change Egypt’s religion. It didn’t go over so well. Which was his exodus with his supporters.

@laurenbarton6462 seems like a guess. Akhenaten and his predecessors died in Egypt. Moses didn't. Easier explanation is that Amenhotep or Thumose were his brothers, uncles or other male relatives... father...

Firstly what's the proof god spoke secondly if there is god language illeterate Moses could understand how all rubbish

God is imaginary and Moses never existed.

Who knows ?

Who knows ?

Who knows ?

Donna, that ATON Symbol Akhenaton was using, was NOT the physical SUN. it is a PHOTON. OVER 3,000 years ago. Akhenaton was telling us that God was a Photon/LIGHT. a photon is a loving, intelligent, LIGHT particle. and, it is a creator particle as well. even the bible tells us, that God is LIGHT...Akhenaton knew this LONG before the bible was written. he was a MASTER Scientist. and Mystical Philosopher.

@@mysticakhenaton1701 hey.......can u please let me know ware this information is from???

Yes.

Moses is an egyptian name, so yes. Amen is a hebrew confirmation term so as "basta", "i told you so", "I mean it" or better "so be it".

ThutmoseIV and Moses were almostcertainly thesame person.

@@Highspergamy I would rather say a higher priest who survived the turn back to the old gods after ThutmoseIV died, that fled to the east with few supporters.

Moses means 'son of', the Thutmoses is 'Son of Thut'.

Never heard that before. Do you have any sources?

@@stickemuppunkitsthefunlovi4733 start with the Wikipedia page “Elephantine papyri “ and do a google search on “the Jewish colony of Elephantine “. Go luck The "Petition to Bagoas" (Sayce-Cowley collection) is a letter written in 407 BCE to Bagoas, the Persian governor of Judea, appealing for assistance in rebuilding the Jewish temple in Elephantine, which had recently been badly damaged by an anti-Jewish rampage on the part of a segment of the Elephantine community.[8

@@Iknowknow112 cheers.

@@Iknowknow112 we'll have I been on a journey haha started with elephantine island and ended up buying a book on Amazon lol Cosmos, Chaos, and the World to Come. Sounds interesting.

@@stickemuppunkitsthefunlovi4733 I gotta look up the Cosmos Chaos book. Anyway good hunting

@@LuzianJ oh thank you for sharing you FYI have just exposed a huge hole in my knowledge. Do not expect a Christmas present from me this year. Lol

For sure, he faked his stories to create a new religion. Religions are a lie.

@Akhenaton Lives the Bible is not a history textbook.

@@labibbiace Moses was born in Egypt, so he was Egyptian! Pretty simple!

If you can hook us up with a link or two that’d be cool. Aloha.

Wow. Right at the end where you mentioned Amen has really got me pondering this connection. Thanks, David.

You're welcome

Thank you @Suryadevara Rao (this talk, agenda driven & leaves out So much ) I will look into this reference you've mentioned.

The temple in Elephantina was built long after the Exodus took place.

@@markus3376 this

Jews have been persecuted since before exodus and a lot more after exodus.

I agree. I think The exodus occured earlier than Akhenaten due to Hatshepsut.

Wishful thinking at best.

@@Tryambakam108 I have a copy of the translated Amarna letters that demonstrate there is good reason to think this is the case.

@@GarySpryJr Yes, there was possibly a plague that struck a large portion of that region of world during his reign. Not limited to Egypt. The other stuff? Fantasy.

The other "gods" are the fallen angels and starry host who sided with lucifer. Remember they got kicked out for their pride of not wanting to worship us.

I think its makes more sense to think that they had theophany (schizophrenia, or hallucination or whatever it is). That would also explain the repeated episodes, and revelations as well.. Which happen even to this day.. Only most people dont pay attention to such people in most cases atleast.

Are you making the claim that supernatural things don't exist? Because in order to do that, you'd have to account for every single supernatural claim in the history of humanity.... pretty tall order.

@@tubaszuba nope. Claims of exceptional things need exceptional proof. Exceptional stuff is the anomaly. So that needs proof. The burden of disproof, as you mentioned rightly, has no end/finishing point/limit. So the only logically viable position is to demand burden of proof on the claimant and until backed with controlled reproduceable independently verifiable proof, should be considered false. That is also the case with all of science (which is pretty much everything worthwhile that we know about). If too good to be true, it probably is so.

@@NishanthSalahudeen actually, the "exceptional claims demand exceptional proof" isn't really tenable as a standard. If something "exceptional" is the best explanation for a given set of data, shouldn't that be the default until a better explanation is found? The Big Bang is an exceptional event in our universe... it's also the best explanation for the data right now. The data itself is not "exceptional." Is just... data. Millions of accounts of supernatural events and phenomena over thousands of years (data) certainly seem to indicate some supernatural aspect to our reality, don't you think?

@@tubaszuba you seem to think that exceptional proof was meant to imply some supernatural stuff. "Just data" which is repeatable, independently verifiable, works under any controlled condition etc is that standard for "exceptional " in the case of data. On the other side will be simplistic data like "i saw with my eyes that david copperfield flew about on the stage, he must be an angel". And followed up with "if not, why do you talk about big bang? Where you there to see it?". 🙂. Big bang is one of the many competing theories proposed which have the possibility to be tested for evidence (like after effects or evidence of principles which predicts big bang etc). Big bang is not the one and only final possible final explatation. If you know, string theory is one which is generally rejected as a sound hypothesis because it cant be tested. Otherwise it is as good as saying "superman and batman built the world together and then went to hiding". No one can test that either. Its as valid as any millions of supernatural claims you mentioned. Am not saying that there is no supernatural thing at any point of time... It will exist in human imagination until we find a real explanation and the boundaries of the word "nature" expands. A contagious disease used to be supernatural until we foundout about bacteria and virus. Then "nature" started to include them as well. So supernatural exists in the corners where either our knowledge has not yet illuminated it or the witness have very low standards of evidence and data.

The immigration of a few hundred Israelites to Egypt then the exodus of about 2 million from it 200-400 years later and them wandering in the Egyptian Sinai desert for 40 years undetected by the soldiers of the successor to Egypt’s ruler, or the local Bedouin, then the occupation of the land of Canaan and the slaughter of its people, then the powerful kingdoms of David and Solomon are ALL fictional stories that are not supported by the actual parallel human history of Egypt and Canaan.. These stories are also nothing but a sieve full of scientific and logical holes

Zoroaster lived hundreds of years later.

Zoroastrianism is polytheistic and it is 800 years younger than Atenism.

@@yasharel9888 Zoroastrianism is not polytheistic. That’s a misconception out of ignorance..

It isn't actually known when exactly Zoroaster lived. Some say sometime between 1500 and 1000 BC, others say even as late as 500 BC. It can't be said for certain whether Zoroaster predates Akhenaten or vice versa.

Monotheism become popular because all monotheistic religions were regimes (religions) of tyrants, pharaohs, Sultans, kings etc which is shortly means dictators of modern day. They reject polytheism because dictators do not accept opposition or do not want to share power with anyone else. Most so called prophets are narcisist dictators.

I will let you know!

Monotheism is heresy. Does this look like the work of one god to you? It's a mix of work from very different deities that disagree half the time. There was also no honing of existence.

A scientist cannot speak objectively because they will take away the grants....money

Sigmond Freud said it before Osman

Thutmosis III was King David Amenhotep III was King Solomon Thutmosis IV/Akhenaten was Moses Don't go by bible timeline Find events in actual history and start there. Ahmed Osman blessed man of our times

No, the Israelite slaves knew who God is, they prayed to the God of Abraham. Moses was called by the same God and given power by God to bring his nation out of egypt, their God is Yehovah.

Moses was a slave right? No pharaoh would associate with slaves nor make them a priest 😂

@@ZeroGravityFuneral Moses was an adopted child of pharoah, he was educated, and held a high position in pharoahs court.

@@ZeroGravityFuneral Also look up Joseph, he started out a slave and became second in charge of egypt, second only to pharoah so there is 2 counts against your comment.

Yes, we don't know what happened to the religion or its followers and priests. It is there, and then it's gone. It goes way deeper than this speaker goes into the matter. There is quite a bit of discontent of influential and powerful former priests from the temples that are now cut off from funding and they try to stir unrest and regain their power. They succeed and Akenaten's name and image is wiped from everything they could find and they return to the old system. So it's imaginable that after the return of old religion the Aten priests and followers had to flee the country against angry mobs and priests.

Right? Folk don’t pay attention these details! Both of those things (by archaeological and Biblical) history cannot be true. Dodgy timelines. Notice too how the professor just slid over mention that Moses was most likely Egyptian? Good looking out! 👀

Prince Thutmose could have looked more like a Hebrew than an Egyptian pharaoh. Being wet nurses by a Hebrew surrogate mother he was influenced to adopt the Hebrew religion, with the idea of a Hebrew becoming pharaoh. Arkenarten followed in the monotheism and become influenced by his brothers teachings. Prince Thutmose grew not looking like Amenhotep, but Arkenarten did. Prince Thutmose was given the choice of being assassinated or told to leave, taking a Hebrew slave Arron..

NO!!!

When viewing the origins on solar worship there are two ways to worship it, rise and set. Amenism is sun rise, worship of life, and atonism is sun set, worship of death. The inversion if you will. The origins of satanism.

@@rileyzandol3150 Amenism and Atenism are to separate ordeals. Christianity comes from Amenism Judaism comes from Atenism. Satanism is made up just as much a Christianity. Most all religions stems from the ancient Kemites later called Egyptians.

A thousand years before Christ?

@@silencemeviolateme6076 No, they lived at the same time. Tutankhamun/Tutankhaten was the Christ (Egyptian-Krst). Twt-ꜥnḫ-jmn, literally “Living Image of Amun. He was the spiritual Son of the God Amun and the Messiah (Egyptian-Mes ) meaning the "anointed one", who is the King. He was the one to bring Egypt back under one rule and to lead Akhenaten’s expelled Hyksos followers to the agreed land of Canaan which were occupied by the Kadeshites. Greco-Romans adopted the story and inserted their god’s name Jupiter and Zeus know as Jupiter-Zeus, later called Jesus. The Hyksos later became the Israelites known as Israel, worshippers of Isis, Ra and El, the trinity.

Unfortunately for you, no professional Egyptologist, evangelical or jewish or muslim or atheist or whatever, will ever accept Moses-Akhenaten conspiracy theories. That's just how it is.

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I have read Osman, but Sigmond Freud said it first that we know of

Moses is just a story. And it was ritten WAY later than Akhematen.

Many hundreds of years earlier.