Enlightening the Torah by the history of the late 18th dynasty, this book shows the identity of Akhenaten's and Hebrews' religion; both proclaim monotheism and the forbidding of idols and images (Second Commandment), and we emphasize a third likeliness till now ignored. We make the history of the ephemeral Hebraic civilization and bring decisive arguments to the thesis of the Egyptianity of the Hebrews of Egyptologists Christiane Desroches Noblecourt and Messod and Roger Sabbah, making it a certainty. It relies upon the ...
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Enlightening the Torah by the history of the late 18th dynasty, this book shows the identity of Akhenaten's and Hebrews' religion; both proclaim monotheism and the forbidding of idols and images (Second Commandment), and we emphasize a third likeliness till now ignored. We make the history of the ephemeral Hebraic civilization and bring decisive arguments to the thesis of the Egyptianity of the Hebrews of Egyptologists Christiane Desroches Noblecourt and Messod and Roger Sabbah, making it a certainty. It relies upon the fact that an important population in slavery for hundreds of years left no trace in Egypt because the Hebrews were Egyptians like any other, upon archaeological evidence, biblical data and multiple cross-cultural comparisons. We confirm that Abraham and Moses are names invented for Akhenaten and Ramesses Ist. The foreword, which can be read for free, gives a fuller idea. A son of Justs, Michel Herv� Bertaux-Navoiseau moved into psychoanalysis after studying economics and management (HEC). Dedicating to research from 1980 on, he specialized in the unconscious psychological damage caused by sexual mutilation, particularly circumcision. He found out that excision is only the tip of the iceberg of sexual mutilation and that circumcision is likely to generate dramatic violence, particularly against women. This prompted him to consider its historical and religious dimensions about which he made several discoveries during seventeen years of writing. The chapter "Medicine and circumcision" of his book "Female and male genital mutilation, the greatest crime against humanity" was cited in a medical thesis.
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