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I don't believe James Pritchard would appreciate you calling him lazy.
Book seems very interesting, but doesn't seem to mention Judea or Egypt. Hebrew derives from Egypt, which in turn comes from sub-Saraha Africa. Nor did I see where he discusses the Metal Ages of this region. It is a concentration of Indo-European languages.
Quote from: Michael on Nov 15, 2008, 07:23 PM I don't believe James Pritchard would appreciate you calling him lazy. Most excellent, excellent sir! Thank you for disclosing your source James Pritchard. Not having this knowledge before Michael, I was being cautious in calling the unknown as a redactor. Redactors, sir tend to denote a more ancient time in history, at least to me. I ask sir, is James Prichard the Dr. James Bennett Pritchard? (Please see below.)James B. Pritchard - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaI quote…”James Bennett Pritchard (October 4, 1909 – January 1, 1997) was an American archeologist whose work explicated the interrelationships of the religions of ancient Israel, Canaan, Egypt, Assyria, and Babylon….”If he is, I can better assess your source. I did not call him lazy sir, I am sorry I have to disagree with you on that. I called the unknown source first a redactor and questioned the unknown ability. Now assuming him to be Dr. James B. Pritchard, I can say he is expired and his work concerning the Sea Peoples outdated by newer studies such as The Phoenicians by Sabatino Moscati (Ed.) 1999 first published in 1997: the year of both of these two scholars death. Dr. Moscati had a long history as a champion of the Semitic Phoenicians. I will quote him again…from the above book, page 11.“At this point it is not difficult to understand how, until about 25 years ago, the very existence of Phoenician studies constituted a subject for debate.” Sabatino Moscati.Now I can better understand this quote from Dr. Moscati, thank you and for reminding me, of Dr. Prichard, professor of religious thought and the first curator of Biblical archaeology at the Pennsylvania University Museum. Myself sir, the choice of a Biblical archaeologist and professor of religious thought, is not the source I would use in dealing with a specific people. Better in my, humble opinion to use the recognized, even if expired as well, an acknowledged expert in the specific field of interest.Regarding Dagon, I would assert he is a forerunner to the classical Greek god Poseidon, god of sailors, traders, and the ocean. Dagon the Fish-GodPlease note the picture of Dagon, god of the Philistines- related to the classical Greeks as per my investigation has led me to conclude.I do agree that the vernal equinox was an extremely important celebration of life in surviving the hardships of winter in all ancient cultures.Again, a most excellent post Michael and thank you for it.Please have a great day: to yours, as to all.
They also ignore that the mass population is not that or procreating their own family or genes or flesh, but rather of being and proving to be the slavation of other aliens already in those countries who will now be saved by leaving with them and declaring themselves to be citizens of Israel. This is why both are correct, Hyksos are not Israel they were there first, and Hyksos are Israel, they were saved by Israel by leaving with them. Thus it is not a matter of procreating your own church but includes pride in conversion of others. Further, those who migrated out at the time of slavery at the birth of Aaron /Moses are not massive enough to be regarded as the Hyksos expulsion and yet indeed they left long ago before Israel. The record states they left in the 518th year (being 517 years from Peleg's death when they entered until the Exodus 2030-1513 BC). This is dated by Greece /Rome as Toth 1 on Sep 6 of 1514 BC because they presume the Epagum days were not moved and did begin on September 1. Instead the days were in March before Pamenoth, omitted March 4 in 1513 BC (but not by Persia) and placed on August 31. (Persia's epagum falls on Sep 5 five days later because they did not omit March 4, and so this secondary civil calendar shifted 5 days from Egypt sets on a shelf until Artaxerxes enforces it in 474 BC and Zoroaster in 388 BC (though moving the five epagum days from Thoth to Koyak; reiterated as moving the five Gatha days from Deh to Furvurdeen).
Wow, I appreicate the info and since I never heard of this before, I will believe it as fact until further corrected by someone else. May I add then that Hyksos is a generic term for invaders or foreignors or unwanted intrusion. I do not think it is conquest not take over, just intrusion.Again I repeat that with Giza as the foundation of Egypt in 2170 BC 200 years after the Flood, that the first Hyksos are both Hitite and Chaldean at Peleg's death. The evidence is todays scholars say Hitites and Genesis indicates Chaldeans from Ur. The merge is logical because Gilagamesh himself is from the Chaldean river valley and he heads to the Hitites in Ararat before being told to cross the sea to widower Noah's new island home. This alone defines a migration that goes from Sumer to Ararat and then to Canaan and onward be it Cyprus or Salem or Egypt. Figures to verify this are Egyptian Septuagint counting 768 years from end of Flood 3089 BC to Peleg's death in 2321 BC, contrasted to true chronology and we have slavery at Aaron's birth 768 years after the Flood 2370 BC in 1601-1600 BC labeled by the Greek Septuagint as Adams year 3600 and as fall of 300-year Babylon (presumed as 1900-1600 BC, the true figures are 1894-1594 BC as the birth of Moses, and the 8-year cycle Venus tablets end in 1626-1625 BC as year 2400 AM not 1602-1601 BC as year 3600 AM). The point ibeing a record of Hyksos migration in the year of slavery is being affiliated with Peleg's death year by ignoring that the one of Peleg was into Egypt and the one of slavery was out of Egypt. It is the old argument of you didnt ditch us, we threw you out. And you didnt come to us with gifts to join us but rather you intruded. Thus Hyksos intruding into Egypt in 2030 BC (Peleg died), out of Egypt in 1601 BC, Moses flees 1554 BC and regarded as expelled confused with Moses and Israel and Hyksos leaving in 1513 BC. Now we have your Hyksos intruding into fallen Egypt, and I feel my eyes opened to beleive you in awe. Yes, I can see where that would be and all you said could be, and I would want to know more. This would lead to confusion of some seeing Hyksos before Israel and others seeing Hyksos after Israel and indeed confuse 1513 BC and 1313 BC as 200 years Hyksos with the whole world divided in who came first, who left first, who was before who and who left after who. Another case of saying you're all right, and yet all merged and mixed it is also saying you're all wrong. I hope I did my part of asisting here. But of course you do not beleive Ramses eccorted Amelek out because you do say it was at the word of Samuel to do so, who lived 98 years (1177-1079 BC), being 4 when Jepthah won battle in 1173 BC, and being 5 when given to the priests and then hearing the voice of Jehovah thru the tent wall (Jepthah's daughter narking on Eli's sons) in 1172 BC, at 60 anointing Saul as king in 1117 BC (year confirmed by Eusebius, also year of kingship confirmed by Josephus though he says it was David 40 then Solomon ruling 80), anoints David to be king but dies in 1079 BC when he is 98 and David is 28 two years before becoming king in 1077 BC. Thus obviously any Hyksos in Egypt cleared out by Samuel's word occurs 173 years (1290-1117 BC) after Ramses.I am curious as to the manner of this. And where and how was there success during these 38 years of Saul from 1117-1079 BC of handling Agag Amelek in regards Egypt. You have my attention. Fill me in.
I disagree, Shishak is Sheshonq and ruled about 54 years earlier than secular claims; secular only accepts the astronomy they choose to and not all the myths which describe astronomy....The Division is 997 BC, the Tamuz confirms it as July 10.
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