BEFORE THE EXODUS: THE HISTORICAL ADAM, NOAH, ABRAHAM, JOSEPH and MOSES
Book Details
Author(s)MUFORTH A PEIRSON
ISBN / ASINB00XZKT3R8
ISBN-13978B00XZKT3R9
MarketplaceFrance 🇫🇷
Description
513 pages: A science teacher's quest to discover the origin of the Bible leads to the surprising discovery that the familiar Hebrew patriarchs were real and already known to historians as the Kassites of ancient Mesopotamia. The Kassites, like the ancient Hebrews, recorded time in half-years. Moses was not 120 years old when he died; he was 60. Abraham's wife Sarah wasn't 90 years old when she miraculously gave birth to her son Isaac; she was 45, and only thought she was too old to have a child. She wasn't. Using common sense, records from ancient books recently made accessible on the internet, and modern discoveries by tree-ring and ice-core scientists, the author builds the chronology of the Old Testament from Adam to Moses, then step-by-step matches the Hebrew patriarchs to their historical equivalents.
Among the discoveries revealed in this book: Noah was a prince of the Sealand Dynasty south of Babylon. When a devastating flood hit Mesopotamia in 1647 BC, Noah’s response to the flood launched his career and made Noah a powerful Hebrew king. Earlier, Noah's ancestor Adam had conquered the Mesopotamian city of Larsa while Hammurabi was king of Babylon. Adam’s name was Kudur-Mabuk. His sons Rim-Sin and Warad-Sin are called Cain and Abel in the Bible. Adam and his two oldest sons were all kings of Larsa. Once the chronology is solved, many of the names can be solved, because the Hebrews were a royal family. That fact was not disclosed when Hebrew priests wrote their own history into the Old Testament.
Evidence is presented that Hebrew scripture was a form of political propaganda taught as the state religion of kings David and Solomon. The author lays the evidence out on the table like a prosecutor at a jury trial. The inspiration of the Old Testament's authors is on trial. Though the subject matter is history and science, this book was written as an appeal to Christian leadership to disown the Old Testament. The goal is not to close the church doors, it is to free Christian clergy from a vow to defend the Old Testament as the word of God. It is not. The proof is here. The time has come to understand the past and then leave it behind.
Among the discoveries revealed in this book: Noah was a prince of the Sealand Dynasty south of Babylon. When a devastating flood hit Mesopotamia in 1647 BC, Noah’s response to the flood launched his career and made Noah a powerful Hebrew king. Earlier, Noah's ancestor Adam had conquered the Mesopotamian city of Larsa while Hammurabi was king of Babylon. Adam’s name was Kudur-Mabuk. His sons Rim-Sin and Warad-Sin are called Cain and Abel in the Bible. Adam and his two oldest sons were all kings of Larsa. Once the chronology is solved, many of the names can be solved, because the Hebrews were a royal family. That fact was not disclosed when Hebrew priests wrote their own history into the Old Testament.
Evidence is presented that Hebrew scripture was a form of political propaganda taught as the state religion of kings David and Solomon. The author lays the evidence out on the table like a prosecutor at a jury trial. The inspiration of the Old Testament's authors is on trial. Though the subject matter is history and science, this book was written as an appeal to Christian leadership to disown the Old Testament. The goal is not to close the church doors, it is to free Christian clergy from a vow to defend the Old Testament as the word of God. It is not. The proof is here. The time has come to understand the past and then leave it behind.
