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Pharaoh The title originates in
the term "pr-aa" which means "great
house" and it describes the royal palace Which is remarkably
similar to the title for chief priest in Rome; “The English term derives
through Old French pontiffrom Latin pontifex, a word
commonly held to come from the Latin root words pons (bridge)
+ facere (to do, to make), and so
to have the literal meaning of "bridge-builder"” bridge/ladder
builder strongly points to the monotheistic and Jacobs line influence and
base of the word and phraseology of pharaoh. Jacobs ladder being of
extreme importance in the definition of the chief priest of ancient Rome. The word pharaoh itself
is a word which is not used to illustrate the actual title of king till the
Hyksos invasions. After it is used exclusively till Caeser. Which means from Narmer
till the Hyksos circa 3200-2000 an odd 1200 years the Egyptian kings used
some other word. Which means since the Hyksos are
most likely from mecca; which means they are most likely from Esau's line;
they are by default monotheistic from Abrahams line. Which also means the word
and title of Pharaoh means something different to monotheists than it does to
the pre-Hyksos and post seti circa 1280 b.c.e kingdoms of Egypt. To monotheist it means
ruler of the long house aka tabernacle; which also happens to be the title
the Frankish kings used “leader/governor of the long house”. This
is important since the Franks used to use the language Futhark which itself
dates directly back to Odin of the AEsier aka
Esau. Esau is the line the Hyksos come from. The Rites of Odin/Noachite if
the metaphor is applied to Khufu; each portion of the Edda and
Odin’s journey point directly to the basic architectural
framework of Khufu. ; King of the long(or tall) house. Sacred Tall House (only missing the
reference to the color amber/red; and it would be Northumberland); is very
close. Modern titles with
Pharaoh as their base imperium Emperor President Pharaoh The title originates in
the term "pr-aa" which means "great
house" and it describes the royal palace Which is remarkably
similar to the title for chief priest in Rome; “The English term derives
through Old French pontiffrom Latin pontifex, a word
commonly held to come from the Latin root words pons (bridge)
+ facere (to do, to make), and so
to have the literal meaning of "bridge-builder"” bridge/ladder
builder strongly points to the monotheistic and Jacobs line influence and
base of the word and phraseology of pharaoh. Jacobs ladder being of
extreme importance in the definition of the chief priest of ancient Rome. The word pharaoh itself
is a word which is not used to illustrate the actual title of king till the
Hyksos invasions. After it is used exclusively till Caeser. Which means from Narmer
till the Hyksos circa 3200-2000 an odd 1200 years the Egyptian kings used
some other word. Which means since the Hyksos are
most likely from mecca; which means they are most likely from Esau's line;
they are by default monotheistic from Abrahams line. Which also means the word
and title of Pharaoh means something different to monotheists than it does to
the pre-Hyksos and post seti circa 1280 b.c.e kingdoms of Egypt. To monotheist it means
ruler of the long house aka tabernacle; which also happens to be the title
the Frankish kings used “leader/governor of the long house”. This
is important since the Franks used to use the language Futhark which itself
dates directly back to Odin of the AEsier aka
Esau. Esau is the line the Hyksos come from. The Rites of Odin/Noachite if
the metaphor is applied to Khufu; each portion of the Edda and
Odin’s journey point directly to the basic architectural
framework of Khufu. ; King of the long(or tall) house. Sacred Tall House (only missing the
reference to the color amber/red; and it would be Northumberland); is very
close. Modern titles with
Pharaoh as their base imperium Emperor President |
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