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Amarna Decoded
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Amarna Decoded
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Amarna Decoded
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The source of the most important episodes of the Bible has been found in the ruins of the ancient Egyptian city of Akhetaten. A woman, Queen Mutemweya ran the Egyptian Empire for a very long period of time. She attempted to end male domination of of the office of Pharaoh and nearly succeeded. Her story is the heart and soul of the Holy Bible. She is the figure Samuel who with no source of power other than speaking to God somehow had the power to anoint the first two kings of Israel, Saul and David. Lust for power, treachery in high places, infidelity, murder and incest highlight the story. It's a must read for anyone passively interested in politics, religion, the Bible, History, murder mysteries and even women's liberation. Queen Mutemweya is most likely the first liberated woman in History.
The source of the most important episodes of the Bible has been found in the ruins of the ancient Egyptian city of Akhetaten. A woman, Queen Mutemweya ran the Egyptian Empire for a very long period of time. She attempted to end male domination of of the office of Pharaoh and nearly succeeded. Her story is the heart and soul of the Holy Bible. She is the figure Samuel who with no source of power other than speaking to God somehow had the power to anoint the first two kings of Israel, Saul and David. Lust for power, treachery in high places, infidelity, murder and incest highlight the story. It's a must read for anyone passively interested in politics, religion, the Bible, History, murder mysteries and even women's liberation. Queen Mutemweya is most likely the first liberated woman in History.


















