Adam was the first man........

Omega Man · (#1 (**permalink**))

Adam was the first human on this planet and we're are all his children.
Not just the first white man, but the first man period.

Those beings who ruled the planet before manwere known as the Jinn, who were created before us.

Holy Koran 15:
26. And indeed, We created man from sounding clay of altered black smooth mud. 27. And the jinn, We created before from the smokeless flame of fire.

Some call these beings the Nephilim,the Neteru, the Annunaki, the Viroccahs, Reptilians, ect...

Every culture has a name for the gods/dieties who existed on this planet for thousands of years before humanity and built great cities and civilizations with their advanced technology.

If you check the King's List of most ancient societies like Kemet and Sumeriayou'll notice that all these civilizations were ruled by "gods" right up until about 6000 years ago....then the mantle of rulership was passed to man.

God put us on Earth as a replacement to these beings.

That's why in the Bible man is told to RE-plenish the Earth.

This is also why in the Koran Allah calls man aKhalifa or "successor" in the Earth.

A successor is one who takes the position of a former one.

Shemsi en Tehuti · (#2 (**permalink**))

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If you check the King's List of most ancient societies like Kemet and Sumeriayou'll notice that all these civilizations were ruled by "gods" right up until about 6000 years ago....then the mantle of rulership was passed to man.[/highlight]

God put us on Earth as a replacement to these beings.

That's why in the Bible man is told to RE-plenish the Earth.

This is also why in the Koran Allah calls man aKhalifa or "successor" in the Earth.

A successor is one who takes the position of a former one.

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This is the sh*t I am talking about when you religionists marginalize African history to be confined by your counterfeit book. The rulers of Kemet didn't start 6000 years ago (c.a. 4000 BCE). It only appeared that way to Indo-Europeans/Semites (when they came into contact with them), but in actuality the people and rulers of Kemet had been migrating down the Nile (northwards) for thousands of years. Ivan Van Sertima even comments on the archaeology done inSudan showing thewhite crown of the neteru, or crown of God, dating well before4000 BCE which iswellbefore that considered"Dynastic Egypt".

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"Adam" wasn't the first of anything either.Most of his story is borrowed from the first "perfect" man in Kemetic mythos called "Atum".

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The Kemetic word "Atum" directly transliterates intothe Hebrew "Adam". Mere coincidence, I think not. Even the story of Adam being created from the clay of theEarth is borrowed where in Kemet it was said that theneter Khnum created mankind on his pottery wheel from the black clay or mud from the Nile banks.

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The inauthentic and copious nature of Semites and Indo-Europeans didn't even get old when Islam came around, for the Qur'anwas copied in the same fashion asthe Bible without fully understanding the material. This is shown in the Qur'an here...

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[15.26] And certainly [highlight=yellow]We created man of clay that gives forth sound, of black mud [/highlight] fashioned in shape.
[15.27] And the jinn We created before, of intensely hot fire.
[15.28] And when your Lord said to the angels: Surely [highlight=yellow]I am going to create a mortal of the essence of black mud[/highlight] fashioned in shape.

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This is why Islam, Hebrewism, nor Christianity fits the African on a historical basis that incorporates all of our cultures. So you can keep the unfounded fables in your tripe-ridden holy book.

Omega Man · (#3 (**permalink**))

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This is the sh*t I am talking about when you religionists marginalize African history to be confined by your counterfeit book. The rulers of Kemet didn't start 6000 years ago (c.a. 4000 BCE). It only appeared that way to Indo-Europeans/Semites (when they came into contact with them), but in actuality the people and rulers of Kemet had been migrating down the Nile (northwards) for thousands of years. Ivan Van Sertima even comments on the archaeology done in Sudan showing the white crown of the neteru, or crown of God, dating well before 4000 BCE which is well before that considered "Dynastic Egypt".

The last of the "Neteru/gods" ruling Egypt was Horus...after that Menes was the first HUMAN king.

Menes was an Egyptian pharaoh of the First dynasty, to some authors the founder of this dynasty, to others the Second. He lived ca. 3100-3000 BC, but according to some lists, ca. 3050 BC.

http://www.crystalinks.com/dynasty1.html

This clearly puts him after the Great Flood when the humans took over authority from the deities that ruled before us.

Can you prove that there were humans ruling Egypt before then?

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"Adam" wasn't the first of anything either. Most of his story is borrowed from the first "perfect" man in Kemetic mythos called "Atum". The Kemetic word "Atum" directly transliterates into the Hebrew "Adam". Mere coincidence, I think not. Even the story of Adam being created from the clay of the Earth is borrowed where in Kemet it was said that the neter Khnum created mankind on his pottery wheel from the black clay or mud from the Nile banks.

So rather than accept that Adam/Atum was the first man....you'd rather argue over semantics?

Ok......

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The inauthentic and copious nature of Semites and Indo-Europeans didn't even get old when Islam came around, for the Qur'an was copied in the same fashion as the Bible without fully understanding the material. This is shown in the Qur'an here...

Obviously you don't know history.

The Koran is ONE BOOK from ONE SOURCE....whether you agree with what's in it or not.

The Bible is a COLLECTION OF BOOKS form many different sources over thousands of years.
It was finally put together in Europe, with some books being taken out in the Protestant Bible.

Shemsi en Tehuti · (#4 (**permalink**))

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The last of the "Neteru/gods" ruling Egypt was Horus...after that Menes was the first HUMAN king.

Menes was an Egyptian pharaoh of the First dynasty, to some authors the founder of this dynasty, to others the Second. He lived ca. 3100-3000 BC, but according to some lists, ca. 3050 BC.

Omega Man wrote: Can you prove that there were humans ruling Egypt before then?

Are you dense? I just gave you the source bookEgypt: Child of Africa whereDr. Ivan Van Sertima pulls from the Sudanic/Kemetic archaeologypredating 4000 BCE by at least hundreds of years. The thesis of this work is to show how Kemet was a child of Africa and was birthed out of its interior older civilizations (i.e. Nubia, Kush/Ethiopia, Punt, etc.).

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Omega Man wrote: So rather than accept that Adam/Atum was the first man....you'd rather argue over semantics?

Neither Adam nor Atum was the first man. Atum was only respective to Egyptian culture, but was not considered the ancestor of all men, only Kemetians. The fact that the exact name was copied from Kemet, along with the story, shows that the Biblical and Qur'anic assertions based on Adam are poorly understood rubbish.

[highlight=yellow]The Koran is ONE BOOK from ONE SOURCE....whether you agree with what's in it or not.[/highlight]

The Bible is a COLLECTION OF BOOKS form many different sources over thousands of years.
It was finally put together in Europe, with some books being taken out in the Protestant Bible.

Puhleeeze. There are full suras that are obvious rearrangements from the Kemetic "Payrus of Ani" (Book of Coming Forth By Day). Then I just pulled verses that were borrowed from Kemetic mythos about the formation of man from "black mud". Then it tries to steal the thunder of Hebrews and Christians, when there stuff is copied too...what a joke.

Shemsi en Tehuti · (#5 (**permalink**))

Here is a wikipedia article showing that there certainly were people in Egypt near today's Sudan-Egypt border earlier than 8000 BCE.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Predynastic_Egypt#Timeline

However, this article does not go over the pre-dynastic Upper Egypt. One should realize that over half of present-day Sudan was Ancient Egypt, but archaeologists avoid it like the plague to keep their White Supremacist objectives in order.