Real Truth about Jesus' Birth
By Dr. Kwame Nantambu
April 05, 2007
http://www.trinicenter.com/kwame/2007/050 4.htm

In the first scene, God Tehuti , messenger of the Gods and the God of science, writing, knowledge, comes to the Divine Mother, wife of the Pharaoh, and announces to her the impending birth of the divine child, who is descendant from the God Amun-Ra in the personification of Heru (Horus). This represents the Annunciation event in Christianity.

In the second scene, God Kneph, personification of the Holy Spirit, holds the symbol of life to the mouth of the Queen/Mother. This scene shows that the Queen is conceiving by the power of the Holy Spirit.

God Kneph is the personification of breath, air and spirit. In this ancient Kemetic spiritual belief system, spirit was synonymous with breath. Hence, it need occasion no great surprise that in the Christian gospel, Mary conceives by the power of the Holy Spirit.

In the third scene, the Divine child is born. This is equivalent to the nativity of Jesus in Bethlehem.

In the fourth scene, all the Gods in the ancient KMT pantheon gather around this divine child to sing his praises and adore him - just as the angels gathered around the infant Jesus to sing his praises and to adore him.

In other words, 1,700 years before Jesus was born, there existed the Annunciation, Immaculate Conception, Birth and Adoration of the Divine child, that is, the complete, derived Christian nativity scene as described in the gospel, but already occurring and depicted in ancient KMT (Egypt).

It is also very interesting to note that all the Sun Gods of ancient KMT in the B.C. era, particularly Heru (Horus), had their birthday celebrated on 25th December.

Love,
Fine1952

msfine too much sc fi channel is not good for you

do you take everything found on the walls of egyptian temples as gospel?

Just as there are problems with history and egypt is not immune to these issues.

...that lil box you live in.

However, what I post is common knowledge....!


Love,
Fine1952

PS My assertions have concrete evidence; however, yours do not even hold holy water.

common knowledge is a loaded word msfine.

you seem to live by what you find written on the walls of temples in certain places. are the walls of egypt the only places where things were written? you seen to be pushing an agenda msfine rather than seeking the truth.

anytyme your 'common knowledge' is threatened you run away.

if you can bring a truth to the table that can trump what i believe i will have no problem accepting it. but all that you bring is conjecture at it's best and lore at it's worst.

you can say that same about the bible. from the beginning of my dealings with you and those who dispute the bible i have asked you to show where a prophesy failed.


Test the God of the bible and show where He has failed to keep His word.

quite a few prophesies in there msfine. and they are wide ranged. many have to do with israel.

show me where one has failed.

find one of the gods who has made specific declarations like Jehovah and show me it's track record of them coming to pass. any on the walls that have failed? any came true?

the target
the dart
and the general direction of aim.

My assertion is this: From the walls of Dendera are proof of the origins of Christianity.

Fine1952

how you can conclude such msfine i will not endeavor to question. as you have said all along words are manmade. Christianity was never once uttered in the bible msfine.

Christian only twice, one of those a heathen. And in acts 11:26 where the name was first used to denote those who followed Christ.

If you can say that what is known by the world as christianity it would have to be Gen. 3:15. the fulfillment at the hill of the skull.

sorry msfine egypt did not do it. go ask the Coptic saints.

Have a great day!

Fine1952

thank you msfine, same to you. adios mi amigo