Egypt

Ashtaroth, cunning Goddess, flew suddenly down to the earth, to the mortal king of Egupt, Pharaoh, and through the oracle proclaimed:

Then Pharaoh, distracted by the flood of miracles and the superabundance of the spirits of the dead strolling over all of Egupt, embraced the oracle's fearful decrees.

Now whilst this was going on in Vind'yu, the Creator also labored through his angels in the land of Egupt, with Moses, of whom hear ye.

HISTORY OF MOSES OF EGUPT.

God commanded his loo'is, in the high heavens, saying: Descend you**** to the earth, to the land of Egupt, and raise me up a son capable of my voice.

The angels descended as commanded and searched over the land of Egupt and in the adjoining countries, examining into the flesh and the souls of men.

And they called unto God, saying: The land of Egupt is overrun with spirits of darkness (drujas), and mortals have attained to see them; and they dwell together as one people, angels and mortals.

Metissa bore him a son, Kohath, who, at maturity, was admitted to the Order of Avah, the third degree of Faithists, whereupon he was circumcised, and afterward called an Israelite, the name given to the Faithists of Egupt.

In these days in Egupt there were houses of records, where the affairs of the state, and of the king and governors, were recorded; and there were recorded also the births and marriages and deaths of people.

Accordingly, in the land of Egupt what was one year with the learned was two years with the Eustians and Semisians.

In consequence of these three calendars, the records of Egupt were in confusion.

Jehovih said: Because the kings of Egupt have outlawed My people, and denied them the right to obtain great learning, behold My people are divided also.

In like manner the king of Egupt was the Sun King, and his sub-kings (governors) were satellites.

A Sun law extended over all of Egupt, but a satellite law pertained to the minor affairs of a city or province; but it must conform to the Sun laws.

Now at the time of the birth of Moses, there were in Egupt thirteen millions of inhabitants; and of these, four millions were Faithists (Israelites), more or less.

For more than three hundred years the God Baal and the Goddess Ashtaroth had driven the foreign kingdoms to war; and in consequence of these wars the Faithists had fled into Egupt, and even accepted servitude rather than be slain elsewhere.

Now will I lead them into Egupt together and give unto them a great leader, and he should restore My doctrines unto them, and I will afterward deliver them into lands of their own.

And he espoused the cause of the king, whose dominions held seven kingdoms beyond Egupt as tributary kingdoms, which paid taxes to Pharaoh.

So Moses departed and traveled over the land of Egupt, and was four months absent, and returned unto Pharaoh.

Moses, My son, you should take thy people out of the land of Egupt; and I will bestow upon them the lands of the ancients, even whither I will lead thee.

Change not your*** laws, O king; let Egupt have her way; and let the Israelites have their way also.

The Voice said: Go you once more amongst your*** people and say thou: I, Moses, am come to deliver you out of the land of Egupt, and into an inheritance which should be your own.

So Moses and his brother, Aaron, traveled about in the land of Egupt, calling together Raban families,10 explaining to them, and urging the people to get ready and depart out of Egupt.

In those days Egupt was a land of glory and of misery.

Of the royal court and the nobles, there were two thousand four hundred and eighty, and they owned and possessed everything in Egupt, which was the richest country in the world.

Of the miseries of the land of Egupt, the half hath never been told, nor ever should be; for they were of the nature of the flesh, and of such kind that one may not mention them fully, for the history would also involve the beasts of the fields, and dogs, male and female, and goats also.

Meanwhile, Moses sent Aaron around about through Egupt, to inform the people of the commission, and also as to how they should make their outfits.

In the meantime, a whole year's drought came upon Egupt, and the rivers overflowed not, so that a famine was sure to fall upon many parts of the country.

The king answered the demand of the courtiers and nobles with these words: I am Pharaoh, king of Egupt!

These, then, are Heads, the chief rab'bahs appointed by Moses, and the places in Egupt whence they were to depart from:

When the time of the slaughter is at hand, the family should stand around, and the lamb should be in the midst, bound head and foot; and when the knife is raised for the blow, no one should speak, for that which is to be should be the covenant of the blood of the lamb against Egupt.

And when the throat is cut across and the blood flowing, they should all say: In Egupt the lamb of Jehovih is dead; His God should go hence with Israel, but Egupt should be accursed from this night!

Accept this, my covenant, with thee, O Jehovih (E-O-Ih!), for innocent blood hath been shed as a testimony before You* that, with to-morrow's rising sun, I rise to lie not down again in Egupt forever!

And now, on the eve of success to the Israelites, the king of Egupt, being at the point of death, sent for Moses, and Moses went to him.

On Nu-ghan's being crowned he at once issued the following decree: Behold me, I am Pharaoh, King of Egupt, and Ruler of the World.

Any multitude of my people, who are my servants, whom the God of Gods hath given into my hands to do my works, to till my earth, or to build my houses, or dig ditches, or make bricks, or gather harvest, or make cloth, or attend flocks, and to do all works whatsoever, who may design to escape out of Egupt, to go to my enemies, the foreign kings, should be deemed guilty unto death.

And Moses said: I am come to beseech you* to suffer my people to depart out of Egupt.

Now I declare a miracle unto you*, which is that you thyself should yet not only consent to my people going out of Egupt, but thou should send armies to drive them out.

And in His name declare I unto you* you should not only suffer my people to depart out of Egupt, but you should send your*** armies to drive them out.

For though all Egupt run blood, yet will I not do as you hast said.

And if the Creator lift off His protecting hand from Egupt, she should in that day become the plague spot of the earth.

And then came foreign kings, and robbed and plundered Egupt.

For such Israelites as hesitated about going out of Egupt, will now decide for themselves as to what they will do.

And it came to pass that the Israelites went away from their task-masters, and the rab'bahs sent them to the Heads; and the people of Israel were stirred up from one end of Egupt to the other.

And as for the Eguptians, save the courtiers and nobles, they were likewise stirred up, but without any purpose or order; so that all the great land of Egupt had no tillers nor builders; and cleanliness departed away from them; and the country stank as a dead carcass, so that insects and vermin filled all the air of heaven.

They should look and see the sun, and declare of a truth there is no cloud; but whilst they look up, they should see a cloud high up in the heavens, and it should be broad as the land of Egupt, a very black cloud.

Again I appeal unto you*, O king, to suffer my people to depart out of Egupt in peace.

And if you answerest not me, then should it come to pass in the month Abib, and on the ninth day and night thereof, Jehovih will raise His hand over Israel; but as for Egupt, your*** Lord should strike her in death.

And on the morning thereafter they will rise up to not lie down again in Egupt.

The king answered not Moses; and it came to pass that Egupt was overspread with frogs and reptiles, in every particular even as Moses had prophesied.

From all the different regions of Egupt they went forth to Sukkoth, westward.

Neither should Egupt prosper more till You hast subdued the whole earth unto You*.

Pharaoh, finding that the Israelites were not injured, decided to take the field himself; and accordingly, having impressed all the chariots of Egupt, went ahead, leading his army in person.

Thus delivered Jehovih the Israelites out of Egupt; and Israel believed in Him and in Moses, his servant.

And the number of Israelites that thus went forth out of Egupt was three million seven hundred and fifty-thousand men, women and children.

Behold Thy sons and daughters have followed me out of Egupt; how should I bind them unto You* and not unto me, O my Father in heaven?

Jehovih said unto me: Moses, Moses, what I say unto you*, say you unto the rab'bahs and unto the Heads; saying unto them: Not Moses, nor the Heads, nor the rab'bahs, brought you out of Egupt; you** were brought out by the Creator, Jehovih, Who is God of all, Captain of all, Head of all, Rab'bah of all.

Wherefore it was said: The Hebrews have two laws; one which no man else know; and one for them who are not eligible unto faith, being such as were called Leviticans, but not Leviticans in fact, but hangers-on who had followed the Israelites out of Egupt and who for the most part had no God, little judgment and no learning.

The scribes and recorders assembled in Kaona and appointed Feh-ya (An Eguptian) to write the departure of the Israelites out of Egupt.

And copies of it were sent to the large cities, and there recorded also, for such was the law of Egupt.

The inspiration of Genesis was from the God, Osiris, the false, and his emissaries, chief of whom were Yotabba and Egupt, who were angel servants to Osiris.

Thus end the history of Moses' deliverance of the Faithists out of Egupt.

And Capilya should deliver the Faithists of Vind'yu, and Chine should deliver the Faithists of Jaffeth, and Moses should deliver the Faithists of Egupt.

It was the emigration from this country that afterward made Egypt the greatest; though Persia continued to be great long after Moses' time.

And the names Dyaus became paramount to all other Gods in Vind'yu and eastern Parsi'e; and the name Te-in, in Jaffeth (China), and the name Lord God, in Arabin'ya (Egypt).

Their generals were: Hoin, Oo-da, Jah, Knowteth, June, Pluton-ya, Loo-Chiang, Wahka, Posee-ya-don, Dosh-to, Eurga-roth, Neuf, Apollo-ya, Suts, Karusa, Myion, Hefa-yistie, Petoris, Ban, Ho-jou-ya, Mung-jo, Ura-na, Oke-ya-nos, Egupt, Hi-ram, T'cro-no, Ares, Yube, Feh-tus, Don, Dan, Ali-jah, Sol, Sa-mern, Thu-wowtch, Hua-ya, Afro-dite, Han, Weel, Haing-le, Wang-le, Ar-ti-mis, Ga-song-ya, Lowtha, Pu, Tochin-woh-to-gow, Ben, Aa-ron, Nais-wiche, Gai-ya, Te-sin, Argo, Hadar, Atstsil, E-shong, Daridrat, Udan, Nadar, Bog-wi, She-ug-ga, Brihat, Zeman, Asrig, Oyeb, Chan-lwang, Sishi, Jegat, At-yena and Dyu.

For your efficient service, behold, I have given you these high-raised generals and captains: Jah, Pluton-ya, Apollo-ya, Petoris, Hi-ram, T'cro-no, Egupt, Ares, Yube, Ali-jah, Afro-dite, Ar-ti-mis, Ben, Aa-ron, Argo, Atstsil, Nadar and Oyeb, besides Peter, Yact-ta-roth, Haur, Abel, Said, Josh and Wab, who should be the conquering spirits to play on both sides in battles, urging stubborn mortals on to religious feud till both sides fall in death, or till one, to me and my Gods, bowe down in fear and reverence.

Over these people, to subdue them and destroy them, Osiris allotted his great angel general, Egupt, servant of De'yus.

Egupt called the region of his allotment after himself, Egupt, the same which is corruptly called Egypt to this day.

Though the Parsees who migrated to Egypt in early times also used the same word, originally signifying A FLYING BEAUTY.

Now when Abraham and his people came into Arabin'ya, especially into Egupt, the matter was entered in the records of the different kingdoms, with especial reference to Abraham's professing to hear the voice of God, for he had not a flat head, and moreover, had good judgment of his own, quite unlike the Æjins in the temples.

And these accusations, and many more of like wickedness, were heard of by the news gatherers, the scribes, and they wrote them down, not knowing of a truth what they were doing before God; and so, their records were entered into the libraries of the kings of Arabin'ya, especially of Egupt.

Ham, as the student is aware, is A'ham, the original name of Egypt (Egupt).

3 In all these countries, to wit, China, India, Egypt and Persia, there is still in existence a legend that, long ago, the chosen of God went on a long journey in search of their ancient brethren, and then ten tribes were lost in the wilderness.

The fleet named HAM landed south west, and the country was called the land of Ham for thousands of years, and is the same as is called Egypt and Africa to this day.