Egypt

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Egypt. See also Alexandria; Luxor; Nile valley; Thebes
accurate reform of calendar 7000 years ago (77:2.12)
Andite Imhotep erected first pyramids (80:6.4)
appearance of cities (79:1.4)
at lowest cultural level 15,000 years ago (80:1.3)
baby Jesus taken to (122:10.4) (123:0.3,6)
caste systems based on color (70:8.11)
culture derived from Euphrates region (80:6.2) (80:7.5)
Egyptians named. See Amenemope; Amenhotep III; Ezraeon; Ikhnaton; Moses; Okhban; Philo of Alexandria
growth of commerce (81:3.1)
in 15,000 B.C. (78:3.6)
influence on Judaism (97:8.2)
migrations in Egypt by
Andites (78:6.5,8) (79:1.3) (80:6sec)
Bedouin Semites entered as laborers; were enslaved (96:2.2,4)
by Arabians, Saharans, blacks (80:2.2) (80:6.5)
successive racial domination (64:7.15)
superior Nodites, Adamites, and Andites arrived from Euphrates valley (95:2.1)
political matters
ascendancy of E. brought deliverance to Judah (97:9.23)
E. put Judah under tribute (97:9.17)
Israel conspired with E. to refuse Assyria tribute (97:9.21)
last battle between orange and green men in (64:6.13)
Rome pitted Syria against E. (121:2.8)
profligate sacrifices by ruler (89:4.9)
religion (95:2sec)
belief soul and body remained together after death; hence, tomb construction (86:4.8)
cult of Osiris and Isis (98:4.2-8)
evolution of moral concepts (95:3sec)
extensive theology; burdensome priesthood (80:6.4)
great prophets were Amenemope, Okhban, Ikhnaton, and Moses (95:3.5)
intellectual and moral but not overly spiritual (95:3.5)
ka and ba concept of spirit and soul (111:0.5)
Salem teachings took deepest root in (95:2.1)
taboo on pork (89:1.5)
triad gods (104:0.3)
western end of cradle of civilization (81:1.1)

Cross-references

See Amenemope
See Amenhotep III
See Ezraeon
See Ikhnaton
See Moses
See Okhban
See Philo of Alexandria
See also Alexandria
See also Luxor
See also Nile valley
See also Thebes

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