The Land of Punt (part of modern Ethiopia) was an ancient kingdom. A trading partner of Egypt, it was known for producing and exporting gold, aromatic resins, blackwood, ebony, ivory and wild animals. The region is known from ancient Egyptian records of trade expeditions to it. At times Punt is referred to as Ta netjer, the “Land of the Gods”.

Older literature maintained that the label “God’s Land”, when interpreted as “Holy Land” or “Land of the gods/ancestors”meant that the ancient Egyptians viewed the Land of Punt as their ancestral homeland.

The earliest recorded ancient Egyptian expedition to Punt was organized by Pharaoh Sahure of the Fifth Dynasty (25th century BC), returning with cargoes of antique and Puntites. However, gold from Punt is recorded as having been in Egypt as early as the time of Pharaoh Khufu of the Fourth Dynasty.

In the Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt, Hatshepsut built a Red Sea fleet to facilitate trade between the head of the Gulf of Aqaba and points south as far as Punt to bring mortuary goods to Karnak in exchange for Nubian gold. Hatshepsut personally made the most famous ancient Egyptian expedition that sailed to Punt. Her artists revealing much about the royals, inhabitants, habitation and variety of trees on the island, revealing it as the “Land of the Gods, a region far to the east in the direction of the sunrise, blessed with products for religious purposes”, where traders returned with gold, ivory, ebony, incense, aromatic resins, animal skins, live animals, eye-makeup cosmetics, fragrant woods, and cinnamon.

The Puntites “traded not only in their own produce of incense, ebony and short-horned cattle, but also in goods from other African states including gold, ivory and animal skins.” According to the temple reliefs, the Land of Punt was ruled at that time by King Parahu and Queen Ati.

Hyksos

Around 1720 B.C., a group of foreigners referred to as Hyksos, invaded the land of the Nile and erected their capital at Avaris (Tell ed-Dab’a). The Hyksos were part of a larger migration that involved many people across the Middle East. The people who were already living in settlements along the Nile River called the Hyksos the ‘rulers of the uplands.’ The nomadic Hyksos settled into the Nile Delta, the fertile valley that followed the Nile River through Northern Egypt.

The Hyksos liked the fertile farmland of the Nile Delta and they became successful farmers in the area. Eventually they established a capital city at Avaris in the Northeastern Nile Delta. In the years before the Hyksos arrived, Egypt had suffered several civil wars. The Egyptian pharaohs still ruled in the southern part of the country, but the Hyksos were unchallenged in the North.

They held the southern lands in check with an alliance with the Nubian kingdom of Cush. Despite this, the southern Egyptian city of Thebes finally began a war of independence that culminated with the expulsion of the Hyksos by Ahmose I in 1567 BC.

The story of the origin of “Jews” can be traced back to Egypt’s 18th dynasty and the reign of heretic king Akhenaten. Although most scholars admire and praise him as a proto-monotheist and sun worshiper, there is more to the story. He was actually a disciple of the dark side of the sun. He was a “Judite” and a “David” in the true original senses of the terms. As a monarch he was absolutely tyrannical. His sect suppressed every other priesthood and belief, and finally brought total ruin to the civilization of the Nile. His penchant for destruction was born from his desire for revenge against Egypt and its dominant Amenist priesthood. Akhenaten and his parents were members of the Hyksos nobility, the term derives from heqa-khase, a phrase meaning “rulers of foreign lands”. (the so-called Shasu or Shepherd Kings) who colonized Egypt during the 13th dynasty. This group was hated by ordinary Egyptians who considered them invaders, tyrants and looters. In fact their ancestors had previously been expelled from the land. Akhenaten’s family were among some Hyksos nobles permitted to remain in Egypt by the Amenists. Some of the more trusting Amenists probably believed these few families and individuals to be relatively moderate and harmless.

In the Old Testament we find the story of Akhenaten told in cryptic fashion. He appears in the guises of Moses. This means, of course, that the god of Moses (the god of Sinai) is the god of Akhenaten, the true king of the “Jews.”

One of the first scholars to inquire into the similarities between Moses and Akhenaten was the great Sigmund Freud. His colleague Immanuel Velikovsky was also fascinated by this era of Egyptian history, and particularly with the Moses-Akhenaten connection. Freud was particularly near the mark with his assessments and conclusions.

Akhenaton’s cult has been known as Atonist, after their tutelary deity Aton or Aten. This deity did not originate with Akhenaton, as we are often led to believe.

In the Old Testament the Atonist exiles are mentioned cryptically as the Israelites. This word has in turn been falsely considered synonymous with Jew and Hebrew. Terms such as Israelite, Jew, Levite, Hebrew, David, Solomon, etc, were sacerdotal titles employed by Egyptian (Amenist) and Aryan members of the Stellar Cult to denote caste, rather than race or personality. Terms of this kind (like the word Aryan itself) were later appropriated and deliberately misconstrued by mythmongers.
Hebrew, Israelite, and Jew, are Syrian, Phoenician and Egyptian terms used in the mysterious degrees. The “Israelite” patriarchs Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Judah and Joseph, etc, were high-born nobles and even pharaohs in the land of Egypt. This fact is concealed in Biblical descriptions, but in fact the exile of the Israelites was that of a powerful but corrupt Egyptian dynasty originating from Upper Egypt.

There is no documented reference to the ‘one’ Jehovah God, as such, before” 600 B.C.E. “Onwards from c. 586 BC, when the Israelites were captive in Babylon, they began to compile the Old Testament. The Genesis stories which they grafted onto their ancient history came out of Mesopotamia, as much else in the Old Testament was added later from Palestinian and Egyptian records.

“The perceived Jehovah figure first appeared in around 530 BC and since the earlier Mesopotamian, Palestinian and Egyptian accounts were very Elohim/Anunnaki based, the new Jewish/Egyptian One God concept was applied retrospectively to all their ancestral accounts. In reality, the beliefs of those such as Noah, Abraham, Moses/Akhenaten & co. were based on the old notions of the plurality of gods, with the only monotheistic concept being the Aten culture of Amarna (c.1360 BC). This was ready-made for the Israelite/Egyptian writers, who converted the word to Adon (Lord) and applied the principle back to the beginning of time.”

The books of Joshua and Samuel both refer to the importance of the more ancient book of Jasher. But where is this book? Does the book of Jasher still exist? It certainly does. The nine-foot Hebrew scroll was a jewel of the Court of Emperor Charlemagne and the translation of the book of Jasher was the very reason that the University of Paris was founded in the year 800 – more than a century before the now familiar version of the Old Testament was compiled.

Jasher was the personal staff-bearer to Moses, and the writings attributed to him are of enormous significance. The accounts relate to the Israelite sojourn in Egypt and tell of their exodus into Canaan. But they differ considerably from the version of the story that we know today. They explain that it was not Moses, but Miriam who was the spiritual leader of the tribes who crossed the Red Sea to Mount Sinai.

At that time, the Jews had never heard of Jehovah; they worshipped the goddess Asherah and their spiritual leaders were largely female. Indeed, Miriam posed such a problem for Moses in his attempt to create a new environment of male dominance that he imprisoned her, whereupon the Israelites rose up against Moses to secure Miriam’s release. This is all in the book of Jasher, but its not to be found in the Bible.

After Israel was established the relations between Egypt and Israel fluctuated. For long periods they were friendly. King Solomom married a daughter of Pharaoh, who brought the town of Gezer as her dowry (1 Kings 9:16). But after Solomon’s son, Rehoboam, became Israel’s king, the Egyptian ruler Shishak, attacked Rehoboam’s southern kingdom and destroyed many cities there (1 Kings 14:25, 2 Chron. 12).

From the royal tombs of pharaonic Egypt, to the laboratories of modern science, comes the extraordinary account of gravity defiance and teleportation in the ancient world. The Book of the Dead refers to a hyper-dimensional realm called the Field of Mfkzt, which is now determined as a superconductive energy field of high-spin metallurgy. Mfkzt was the secret of the pharaohs’ rite of passage to the Afterlife, and was directly associated with the pyramids and biblical Ark of the Covenant, as revealed by inscriptions at the Sinai mountain temple of Moses.

“No reason is given in the Bible as to why the Ark of the Covenant was so richly contrived. It is portrayed as having awesome and deadly powers, but these are not satisfactorily explained. There is, however, no mystery to the Ark. Its story is wholly related to the dynastic House of Gold – the Messianic bloodline of ancient Grail Kings from the Old Kingdom Pharaohs to King Solomon and the descendants of the Royal House of Judah.

“In the field of quantum mechanics, NASA scientists have recently confirmed that matter can indeed be in two places at once. It is now an established fact that, through quantum entanglement, particles millions of light-years apart can be connected without physical contact. Space-time can now be manipulated; teleportation is becoming a reality; gravity-resistant material is now heralded for air transport, and virtual science has led to a greater understanding of hyper-dimensional existence. The keys to all this are Mfkzt (referred to by the Institute of Advanced Studies as ‘exotic monatomic matter’), and the technology of Superconductivity (acclaimed by the Center for Advanced Study as ‘the most remarkable physical property in the universe’).

“It is clear however, from the documentary evidence of ancient times, that the attributes of superconductors and gravity defiance were known, even if not understood, in a distant world of priestly levitation, godly communication and the phenomenal power of the Electrikus.”