Since the century, how the ruler / king of Egypt called the Pharaoh (Pharao)?
By kendedes2011
@kendedes2011 (2712)
Indonesia
December 17, 2010 10:01am CST
. U.S. Jacob's family went into Egypt 17th century, when the Hyksos were ruling Egypt (immigrants from Palestine)
. Nation Hyksos rulers are not giving the term Pharaoh (pharao). In the case in arkheolog also no information. Al Quran gives the term al azis (Arabic = ruler), so the term al azis is not the language of the Hyksos rulers term for a pronoun.
. The term pharaoh was king of the Indonesian language, the English king.
. The term pharaoh used for the kings of the natives of Egypt, began to be used 15/16 century
. The issue is when the U.S. Jacob's family came to Egypt (17th century) the Hyksos rulers, there was not yet to the ruling pharaoh isitlah
. Why the Bible gives the term for the ruling Egyptian pharaoh in the time of Jacob?
. Why is Biblical preaching Jacob's family lived on earth Ramses, whereas the term emerging 13th century?
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4 responses
@rifnee (1713)
• Indonesia
15 Jan 11
whatever ', like' when I asked what flavor of fried rice? some responsibility chili, onion, garlic, salt.
then, others add tomatoes, others again add Royco or Masako, then the rest ordered directly so buy spices.
after try one by one, it is fried rice.
@dayangsumbi2010 (1724)
• Indonesia
13 Jan 11
It is only called / calls for the supreme uler of a country.
quran mistakes considers pharaoh of one,obviously the prophet Mohammed was not aware that the pharaoh was hereditary. not one, obviously that mistakes muhammad
@nakula2009 (2325)
• Indonesia
10 Jan 11
pharao word is the ancient Egyptian language,the name for the king or ruler.such as deep as Indonesian is "king" there is also a "sultan". which means the same as the ruling king of the difference comes from the Sanskrit India while the sultan of the Arabs south
@gengeni (3308)
• Indonesia
2 Jan 11
Concerning the story of Joseph, it is known that the Semitic Hyksos overthrew the Egyptian dynasties from the year 1780 BC , a period of just over a quarter of a century. During this time, it would have been possible for a Semite to reach the position of prestige occupied by Joseph. In recent times, frescoes have been found in Egyptian tombs depicting fat and thin cows, and inscriptions have been found referring to seven lean and seven opulent years, making this Biblical story more than just a myth. One of the most exciting stories in Scripture, however, is the Exodus.
According to Biblical chronology, Moses was born in 1530 BC, during the reign of Tutmoses I, who ruled from 1532 to 1508 BC. Tutmoses I was the third pharaoh of the 18th dynasty. The first pharoah was Amoses 1570 to 1553 BC, followed by Amenhotep 1553 to 1532 BC, who was the father of Tutmoses I. This is the pharaoh who issued the decree that all the sons born to the Israelites were to be thrown into the river, but that girls were permitted to live (Exodus 1:22).
