
Egyptian Testament · Vol. 1 · 1998
Jesus, Last of the Pharaohs
By Ralph Ellis
The Israelite pharaohs of Egypt
Revised 2015
The opening move of the Egyptian Testament: the Hyksos ‘Shepherd Kings’ of Lower Egypt are the biblical patriarchs, and their expulsion is the Exodus. From that identification the New Testament investigation begins — including the claim that Saul of Tarsus is the historian Josephus Flavius.
- Abraham and Jacob as Hyksos pharaohs, not pastoral shepherds
- The Israelite Exodus as the historical Hyksos expulsion, c. 1570 BC
- Saul identified with Josephus Flavius
ISBN 9781508506041
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