Earth Out Of Orbit, Volume One: The Past and Future Prophecies of the World

Earth Out Of Orbit: Volume One

The Past and Future Prophecies of the World

Sanctus Est Adonai

Earth Out of Orbit

© 2011 Sanctus est Adonai

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Acknowledgements

The author wishes to express his deep gratitude to Wikimedia http://commons.wikimedia.org and to the trustees of the British Museum, http://www.britishmuseum.org, for the educational service they provide, and which cannot be overestimated.

The author wishes also to express his gratitude to Dr. Todd Bolen of www.BiblePlaces.com, Dr. Ralph F. Wilson of www.jesuswalk.com  and Dr. David Ilan of Nelson Glueck School of Biblical Archaeology Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion http://cojs.org, for the permission to use images found on their websites. The author is also grateful to John Isett of www.isett@aol.com for his permission to use the maps.

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Index

Acknowledgements

Introduction

Chapter One

The Kingdom Of Israel

From Abraham (1929-1758 BC)

To David King of Israel (1004-972 BC)

1929 Not Worth a Dime

The Drying of the Marshes of the Euphrates River

Ancient Inscriptions of Marduk

Questioning Is Forbidden

Offensive talk

Humans Are Not Worth a Dead Goat with Short Ears

Beggars and Slaves

The Martyrs Died While Forcing the Infidels to Accept Islam

The Martyrs Will Become Green Birds Flying Around Golden Lanterns in Paradise

Allah is Pleased with Those who are Frightened of him

The Friend of the One and Only Holy God

Historical Edit: What Brought Abraham to Ur of the Chaldeans?

And from Israel to the World

Thousands of Ancient Clay Tablets

What Time Is It on Earth?

April 15, 1856 Homeless in Canaan

400 Years of Mistreatment and Homelessness

The Egyptian History Somewhat Corroborates the Date of Abraham’s Arrival to Canaan [1856 BC]

The Treasures of the Sinai Peninsula & the Prophecy of Biblical Daniel

1646–1575 Down in Egypt

Ancient Seals Carrying Jacob’s Name

1554–1529 Xenophobia - Ahmose I

The Asian Canaanite Joseph and the Asian Canaanite Hyksos Kings

The Children of Israel Suffer Through the Long Years of War against the Hyksos

Hebrew Names Found in Egypt

King Amenhotep I, King Thutmose I, King Thutmose II

The Rise of the Egyptian Empire in the Time of Moses

1514 A Beautiful Baby Boy Is Born

The Favorite Child

A Change in the Egyptian Ruling Line Brings Moses to Power

Princess Hatshepsut Loses Her Brothers but Becomes a Queen

The Age of Princess Hatshepsut at the Time She Found Moses

Moses Grows up in a Religious Egyptian Home

The Mysterious Senenmut (A.K.A. Senmut)

The Titles of Senenmut Do Not Fit a Functionary. They Fit a Member of the Royal Palace

The Statues of Senenmut with Princess Neferure Fit a Royal Relative, Not a Retained Trustee

Senenmut Is Treated Royally Even While a Youngster

The Tomb of the Family of Senenmut Houses Canaanite Women

The Year of the Sudden Disappearance of Senenmut Compared to That of Moses’: 1474/1473 BC

The Architect of the Magnificent Temple of Deir eh-Bahri

A Thoroughly Egyptianized Moses - Both in Religion and Secular Knowledge

Senenmut is Acquainted with the Sinai Desert to Which Moses Fled

1469 The Queen Dies: Long Live King Thutmose III

1469–1436 The Asians Flare-up Results in Building the Empire of Egypt

Bricks and Storehouses

1436 A Month Makes a Horrible Year. King Amenhotep II (Pharaoh of the Exodus)

The Date of the Death of King Thutmose III Establishes the Year of Exodus

An Important Coincidence: the Seat of the Egyptian Government Moves North.

Egypt’s Religious Holidays

Bricks and Straws in Museums

The Brick-Making Murals of the Vizier of King Amenhotep II

The King of Egypt Rejects All the Gods of Egypt

The Arrogant Young King of Exodus and His Contempt of Canaanites and Concern about Magic

Unbridled Anger

The Year of Revenge (and its Duration) Compared to the Year of Exodus

Moses, Not Only Wrecked Havoc in Egypt, but Also Humbled the Cobra, the God of the Pharaoh

Hung on a Tree

Senenmut Is singled out for Revenge

King Amenhotep II’s First-Born Son Died Long Ago

April 15, 1436 Free at Last

Dividing and Crossing the Sea

King Thutmose III Inadvertently Helps Spreading the Name of the Holy One in Many Countries

The Fame of the Lord

1436–1397 Carcasses  in the Desert

1397 Out of the Desert

1399 A Spell of Enchantment

Balaam’s Name and the Bible’s Earthquake

1399 A Star and World Empires

The Star of the Tribe of Judah

The Four Empires of the Mediterranean Region

1397–1338 At Home

Existing Letters from the Time of Joshua and his successors (the Judges) – the Amarna Letters

1338–1004 Clusters of Years

Mohammad Indicated that He Knew Where Moses was Buried

Preaching the Bible in Saudi Arabia

The Arabian Prophet Admires Moses of the Bible

C.1338–1220

C.1220 Empty Highways

Existing Ancient Records Tell of Armed Raids, Kidnapping and Ransoms during the Judges’ Time

C.1220 A Girl or Two

An Egyptian Monument (c.1210/1207 BC) Confirms the Existence of the Scattered Tribes of Israel

C.1220–1052 From Love Sweeter Than Wine - To the Grapes of Wrath

C.1052 Long Live the King

C. 1016

The Lone Shepherd

My Friend

Ancient Pottery Carrying Goliath’s Name

The Wrong Song

1010 The Star and Lion of Judah

I Sing My  Last Song

Chapter Two

In the Days of King Solomon (972–932 BC)Psusennes II (959–945 BC)

Sheshonq I (945–924 BC) of Egypt

Hiram of Tyre (980–947 BC)

General Saul and His professional Army

The Singing Statesman

Long Live Co-Regent King Solomon

Several Wise Decisions

Muhammad Admired the Wisdom of King Solomon but Felt the Need to Add Color to His Record

968 All White and Gold

961–948 Dedication

Do You Want to Be Like Me?

The Dedication Year of the Temple Confirms the Date of the Exodus

The Jews Taught the Arabs to Fast on Yom Kippur

Muhammad Copied the Jews

Muhammad Fasted on Yom Kippur, the Day of the Lamb of God

The Biblical Chronology Matches the Secular Chronology of the King of Tyre

A Foreign Princess

The Year the Relations with Egypt Changed from Friendly to Hostile

Boom Time! The Empire of Israel

The Charioteers of King Solomon

The Hoopoe is the Only Absentee in an Army of Ghosts and Birds

The Flying Horses of King Solomon

The Islamic Prophet Succumbs to the Magic of the Jews

The Dolls of the Child-Wife Included a Flying Horse of King Solomon

The Flying Mule and the Flying Carpet

The Commercial Navy Fleet

Archaeological Edit: The Lebanese Sailors of King Solomon and the Gold of Ophir

Under the Vine and the Fig Tree

My Single Wish

Do We Have a Driver on Board?

Dead End! There Is No Purpose for Life – None

Can Intelligence Find out God’s Purpose for Creating Man?

God’s Miscarriage of Justice

Resurrection and Man’s Future Body

God’s Miscarriage of Justice Is Intentional

The Hardships of the Children of God

God’s Indifference

Thy Kingdom Come, Thy Will Be Done on Earth as It Is in Heaven

I Do Not Know the Answer, but I Still Can Make a Recommendation

The Victory of Death: Man  and Donkey

Intelligence Came Short

The Top Secret of Resurrection

A Lowly Servant Inherits Half the Winnings of King Solomon

Enemies

Kill Old People

A New King-in-Waiting

A Change of Dynasty in Egypt Reverses its Friendly Relations with Israel

My Lord the King: Where Did You Go?

Chapter Three

The Days of Rehoboam, King of Judah  (931–915 BC)

Jeroboam, King of Israel  (931–911 BC)

Shishak (945–925 BC) 

Osorkon I (924–889 BC), Kings Of Egypt

931 A Time to Heal

931 Long Live the King

My Little Finger Is Bigger than My Father’s Girth

931 The Separatist Movement

931 To Go to War or Not to Go

Birth Pains

The Enemy Within: Governors of Fortified Cities

930–925 Rehoboam Retrenches

A Fence of Fortresses

Everyone to His Own Way

926 Shishak Rumbles

One Mysterious City on the List of Cities to Attack

Subduing the Enemy Cities East of the Jordan River

A Top-Secret Location

The Four Empires

925 Building a Country

Reciting the Bible; the Arabian Prophet Muhammad Said that the West Bank and the East Bank Belong to the Children of Israel

924–921 King Osorkon I

Tons of Gold

Redirecting the Pilgrimage Traffic Away from Jerusalem City

1. Bethel City

The Controversy Lasted a Thousand Years

2. Dan City

Pilgrims Come Kiss the Holy Stone

Gratitude to the King of Egypt and to His God

The Faith  of Satan

Introducing a Modified Version of the Scriptures

Both Jeroboam and the Arabian Prophet Muhammad Said that Their Version Was Not New

Jeroboam and Mohammad Kept the Fast of Yom Kippur

Both Jeroboam and Muhammad Changed the Date of the Fast

Muhammad Also Added Two Cities of Pilgrimage, Just as Jeroboam Did

Dedication Day

The Predicted Fate of the Altar of Bethel

The Temple of Dan City

913 Enough Harm Has Been Done

Bulwark North

Chapter Four

The Days of King Abijah Abijam of Judah (915–913 BC)

King Jeroboam of Israel  (931–911 BC)

King Osorkon I  (924–889 BC) of Egypt

Life Goes On

913 Long Live the King

God Is Our General of the Army

Slippery Slope

Faith of Our Fathers: A Thousand Gods

A Thousand Gods

From the Strongest in a Thousand to the Only One

One God and One Message from Day One

A Thousand Mediums of a Thousand Gods

Good Gods and Evil Gods

How Do Mediums Know the Future According to the Arabian Prophet of 7th Century?

A Tale That Has Been Told

Future and Past Natural Disasters. The Plan of God in a Nutshell

Bibliography And Notes

Introduction

·         All dates in the book unless specified are BC. The entire history timeline of the book is in BC.

·         The Biblical quotations used in this book are taken from King James’s Version.

·         Spiritual Edit & Indented Biblical Verses

Spiritual Edit is mainly Biblical verses supplied with a commentary to shed light on the narrative.

Sometimes the verses [if there are many] are preceded by the title Spiritual Edit. However, if they are only a few and need not explanation then they are shown indented. All indented verses in the book are Biblical verses.

All single-indented Biblical verses are verses whose date matches the particular timeline of the narrative, for example:

Gen 15:2 Abram said, Lord GOD ... I go childless.

This verse is a Biblical verse that matches the timeline of the narrative.

All double-indented Biblical verses are verses whose dates do not match the timeline of the narrative, but rather were written in subsequent dates.

For example, the following double-indented Biblical verse was written in AD while the timeline of the narrative and the entire book takes place in BC.

Lk 12:7 even the very hairs of your head are all numbered. Fear not therefore: ye are of more value

·         All Islamic quotations in the book are copied from the sacred Islamic books of the Quran [Koran] or Hadith [the Arabic word Hadith means utterance. Thus the books of the Hadith are the collection of the utterances of the Arabian prophet Muhammad].

All the comments and contents of the parentheses in Islamic quotations are strictly and solely made by Islamic scholars. The only rare exceptions are those included in square parentheses [ ] and are preceded by the word Edit.

All Islamic quotations are cut and pasted from source without editorial corrections of spelling, grammar or punctuation.

·         The underlining in all quotations in the book is an added editorial emphasis.

·         All comments contained in Square Brackets [comments] are editorial.

·         List of Abbreviations

AROE:   Ancient Records Of Egypt, translated and edited by James Henry Breasted, University of Illinois Press, 1906

EA:         El Amarna, or the Amarna Letters.

RA:         Revue d’Assyriologie, Paris

BAR:      Biblical Archaeology Review

WC:        Wikimedia Commons

Chapter One

The Kingdom of Israel

From Abraham (1929-1758 Bc)

to David King of Israel (1004-972 Bc)

1929  Not Worth a Dime

The entire human race is worthless. None of us counts for anything. Everyone of us is a cheap life that is worth absolutely nothing. The great gods above, can, at their pleasure, wipe us out completely, and without a second thought, or regret. We mean nothing to the great gods more than a rabble of disposable slaves. And as disposable and worthless slaves, we must daily grovel and beg the great gods above to have mercy upon us and spare us the worst of their punishments.

And so, my friend, may I suggest to you, in the name of Nanna, that you and your worthless family and loved ones are not worth a dime to him or to the rest of the gods. Now, listen here brother; you are nothing but a worthless slave, do not ever believe anyone telling you that you are of a great value or precious.

You, too—come here, sister slave, come close now—you are not worth a dead beast to the gods; understand? You, too, are born to wait upon the mighty gods and serve them as their personal maid. This here, sister, is your purpose in life. In fact, there is only one reason the great gods stooped down and shaped you and the rest of us, the beggars that we are, and that reason is to wait upon them and serve them as their personal slaves.

Are you listening here, the two of you? Now I am trying to tell you all along here that it would not have been any losses to the great gods if the two of you did not exist at all; do you understand?

No, you do not. It seems to me that the two of you cannot understand that the gods have no use for you except as slaves – submissive and unquestioning slaves. You are too hostile and too arrogant to understand your insignificance.

Perhaps those two are not hostile at all but rather wondering why the gods need human slaves to begin with.

The great Moon God Nanna does not have to explain himself to slaves, neither does his preacher here.

It also seems to me that these unhappy two here do not realize that the gods of slavery are also gods of lust.

Perhaps our preacher of Nana (Nanna) will let them know, so now keep listening to him.

I am going to warn the two of you here that you will be punished, severely punished, if you do not submit to the gods instead of questioning their orders.

And I do not yet see on your faces that you are willing to submit to the prescribed daily obligation of begging and groveling. In fact, I am beginning to get the feeling here that you are not very happy at all that you are not worth a dime.

But do not worry about your insignificance. The two of you are allowed to indulge in your lusts whichever way you wish. Oh, yes, of course you can indulge. Since you are cheap and not worth a dime to the gods, you are not worth a dime to one another either. You seem to be pleasantly surprised! Yes, you can lust after one another or slaughter one another. Do whatever you lust after, as long as you confess that you are worthless slaves.

Nanna is great!

And you can lust as much as you wish.

Great is Nanna for sure!

You are worthless slaves.

Nanna is talking.

And above all, you should be grateful that the gods will give you wings to fly around like birds in the hereafter.

Thanks be to the gods. Thanks be to the gods.

Haran, Abram’s younger brother was born around here, not far from the marshes of Ur, our famous natural landmark. Did you see the marshes? Well, they are a watery mess of endless swamps and lagoons where the large, grey water buffaloes go for a refreshing dip. And everywhere you look, you will see thickets of tall and dense reeds all over the marshes. The reeds of the marshes grow dense like a thick forest that you cannot peer through even if you wanted to do so. I tell you, these swamps are a good hiding place for all kinds of things. Any way, the people who saw the swamps for the first time were very astonished how high and thick the reeds grow there. But it is true; the reeds there grow twice as tall as the men who saw them. And I saw even much taller ones.

But here too in Ur is the home of the god Nanna, the moon god, whom our Semite neighbors call Sin. The god Nanna, when he is away from the sky, comes and lives here in Ur city, up in the tall tower, the Ziggurat, our greatest landmark of all.

As you may know, the religion of our moon god Nanna or Sin is an old religion. It could have been around here before the lagoons took shape, who knows? What we know for sure is that our ancestors had for a long time made the crescent the symbol of the religion of the god Sin.

The above is an ancient tablet showing the Babylonian king Ur-Nammu bestowing governorship, circa 2100 BC, (about 170 years before Abraham). Note the crescent above the king. His city Ur was a major centre of the worship of the moon god Sin. Incidentally, the symbol of the religion of Islam is also a crescent or a crescent and a star. The image is courtesy of the British Museum Trustees.

But Sin is not the only god in the skies. Although, all said and done, the main idea of his religion is really similar to the main idea of all the religions of the other gods; sure I can show you.

If you leave our Ur and row your boat further north, upstream, on the Euphrates River, you will of course come to Babylon. I am sure you know that Babylon is the holy city and home of the god Marduk whose worshippers daily praise his fifty names inside the Esagila, his temple. Now the priests of the god Marduk will teach you that Marduk has created us for the single purpose of making us his slaves and bondsmen. We are born to be his working slaves while we live here on earth. And when we die, Marduk will send the good ones of us down under where we will fly around like birds. Now you can see that whether you go to the god Marduk or to the god Nanna, you will come out with the same thing: you are worth nothing more than a slave who in the hereafter will fly around like a bird. I told you all religions are the same.

But you started to say something about a man by the name of Haran and his brother Abram.

Yes I did. Abram is the preacher whose religion is different from all of our religions.

But of course the gods and the spirits are not all males like the gods Sin and Marduk. There are female gods, and there are female spirits and jinns too. In fact, long before the lagoons were shaped, the temples here and everywhere were full of figurines of goddesses - naked ones, as you know. You must have heard of the holy statue in Arpachiab of the goddess with the large sexual organ. And you must have heard of the figurine of the naked goddess folding her arms around her large, and -some say- tattooed breasts. Anyway, I do not need to tell you that the temples are full of figurines and idols of the male and female gods and goddesses who live in the sky, do I? Are you not a religious man?

And I am sure that you know that besides the figurines of the gods and goddesses, the temples are also full of pottery vessels for magic use.

But you know what? All this sort of stuff does not sit well with a few, and it definitely does not sit well with the older brother of Haran, for apparently he does not take very well to the gods of fear and lust. As I told you, his religion is different from all of ours.

At any rate, it was around here in Ur of the Chaldeans of southern Mesopotamia, near the marshes of the Euphrates River, in the land of Sumer and Akkad, that Haran, the young brother of Abram, was born. As for Abram himself, no one knows for sure where he was born. What everyone knows for sure is that the family of Terah, the father of Abram and Haran, although not an Amorite family, has lived and traveled amongst the Amorite people.

As for Abram’s wife Sarah; well, she is a Hittite woman. She comes from a land close to Europe, and some men, even princes, say that she is extremely beautiful or very fair as they put it.

Eze 16:3 thy father was an Amorite, and thy mother an Hittite.

ABOVE: The royal game of Ur, southern Iraq, about 2600-2400 BC. The image is courtesy of the trustees of the British Museum

The Friend of the One and Only Holy God

I suppose it is not a secret that the believers of the religions of the god Nanna of Ur of the Chaldeans and the believers of the god Marduk of Babylon live in permanent fear of their frightening gods. But this, of course, is what you should expect slaves to feel towards their powerful and unpredictable masters.

On the other hand, Abram, Haran’s oldest brother is not frightened of his God. For it appears that Abram had lived through experiences that proved to him that his God actually cared for him and loved to commune with him in more ways than one. And so Abram has come to understand that God has made him, and made everyman and every woman, for the joy and pleasure that their companionship can bring to the One and Almighty. And so, Abram has made a jump of understanding, if you wish, that he is not a slave but a friend, a friend of the owner of the property of earth. Basically, Abram is telling us that we can bring joy to God’s heart.