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I have read many of the arguments posted here. I must say I am grateful for the commentary and applaud everyone for their interest in such a rich discussion. However, I notice too much emphasis on the racial makeup of ancient egypt instead of the spiritual makeup thereof. Let me first educate you on the balance of civilization so we can place ancient egypt in its proper place in history. Pharaoh of ancient egypt referred to himself as egypt. Thus when we talk about racial makeup of ancient egypt it is only important to look at the racial makeup of the Pharaoh to the degree of wasting my time talking about racial makeup. The priests and commoners don't matter very much in the overall argument. When looking at the Pharaoh and the bible we can look at the relationship between Pharaoh of Joseph. It is written in the bible that Joseph was made a father to Pharaoh by God himself. However, Joseph and his family, including Jacob later named Israel could not eat with Pharaoh. Thus, the same level of respect and majesty could not be obtained in public view. Pharaoh and Joseph joined together in a spiritual business partnership formed by God himself. Later, the bible indicates a new Pharaoh came along that had no knowledge of this partnership and enslaved Israel. Many scholars refer to this Pharaoh as Rameses II.

The Egyptian Pharaoh has been unmatched by any other monarch in history as a ruler. This includes Caesar, kings of Babylon and Greece, the Hyskos, Hittites and the President of the United States. All these other kings lasted a very short time in comparison to the rule of Pharaoh's and the supremacy of ancient egypt. I believe this is what all the fuss is all about. If one can determine the race of Pharaoh or the one's that set up the power position in the first place that race will feel superior in itself. Thus one cannot indulge this discussion of the racial makeup of ancient egypt without a sense of pride. Remember, it is pride that destroyed Rameses II and set the stage for the fall of ancient egypt in the first place.

With this in mind there has been no other man on planet earth to hold more power for a longer time than Pharoah himself except men full of the Holy Spirit of God. Thus Pharaoh is the most powerful man in the world outside of God. In his death his greatest quest was to have an eternal relationship with God. Abraham, Joseph, Israel, Joshua, David, the prophets and apostles are all superior to Pharaoh as result of the spirit of God. Jesus is therefore Lord of even Pharaoh.

The point is that who are you? What are you really debating? Are you black, white, Arabic or whatever? The question is do you have the ability to defy the laws of human reason and delve into the universal thinking? What have you done to prove your keen eye of Osiris. If you have done nothing than you are simply an observer or great men playing a great game. That would make you a fan of the game. If you are a fan there is nothing wrong with that. No matter the race you can be a fan. And anyone knows a fan will travel both land and sea to see a good game. Just ask the queen of Sheba how important was it for her to listen to Solomon. Common sense tells you many people admired and flocked to Pharaoh of all races and sexes. The heart of the matter is that altough Pharaoh and the ancient Egyptian many have been religious he was indeed just a man and not a god although he thought he was. At least until Joseph and Moses jumped on the scene. With men of power you look at the truth of how many women wanted to meet his majesty. The bible tells us even Abraham, the father of faith, sent his wife on a mission to Pharaoh. Did he reject her? Not until he had a bad dream. Therefore this was normal practice my dear children. Solomon had 1000 wives, David killed a man for his wife, she was Solomon's mom. Solomon's first wife was Pharaoh's daughter. But you ask what about race?
I ask you what about the trace?

Pharaoh Rameses II had many wives, sons and daughters. The royal sperm was being handed out like the finest gold of Ophir. These royal children had children and the royal blood line spread. Africa was attacked from everywhere many times over. This includes ancient Egypt, the head of Africa. Where did these children go? Where are they today? The point to remember is that this ancient Egypt was a monarchy. If you are able to be what the royal blood is supposed to be then you look in the mirror and tell me what race are you. In the tombs the people are excavating the most precious treasure inside is the mirror. Who are you? What race are you? If you are not it you are simply a fan. Don't look down on being a fan be a good one. Whether you are black, white, Arab, Asian or whatever. Don't talk like you're an expert on the game when you are only a fan. You are talking from theory. The question is does your blood flow royal? If it does than look at the harm your blood has caused and understand it is not pure. Then look at Jesus and the blood he has shed and understand your importance in this game. Egypt served as a safe house for him. If you are baptized into Christ he will send his Spirit into your heart. At this point you will be more than what any Pharaoh ever hoped for. You will be what Rameses II claimed "The Great House." A temple not built by hands but with greater worth than what Solomon used to build the great temple of Jerusalem. This is the mystery. Is this your destiny? Oh yeah! I happen to be black but lovely myself. What does that say about it all? I just gave you a litlle as an heir. Come for more if you dare.

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