"Jews" did not write the Old Testament. They weren't even there. Those are Black histories that chronicle the history of Egypt, period. From the "creation" of Egypt under Amen to the fall of Egypt's Thebes-Jerusalem, at the end of the Old Testament Black history narratives. They did edit in some things, like that "Ham" lie, in their attempts to steal these histories and make them theirs. That's their crime, but they didn't write those histories.
The "creation" is Egypt's founder, the deified Ancient African-American man named "Amen," founding the vast intercontinental empire that became known as "Egypt." See that secret, in the biblical writings, here:
Revelation 3:14
And unto the angel of the church of the Laodiceans write; These things saith the Amen, the faithful and true witness, the beginning of the creation of God;
The term, or name, "Jew" was not known until the Black cities (called Israel, in Central America) were defeated by the Assyrians and they brought in a "new" people to harvest the crops and get the other tribute from the Americas that the Black ones had failed to deliver. That is the arrival of the ones called "Jew." The Jewish historian Flavius Josephus reveals that first use of the term, "Jew" in his writings called "Against Apion."
When you see that term, "Jew," earlier in the Old Testament than the Babylonian Exile, then those are EDITS, where the term was inserted in the place of the original names, such as "Hebrew." The Hebrews were Black shepherd kings, not something else. See their images in Ancient Egypt's histories, which they left for us.
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Josephus.... http://www.philipharland.com/
The "creation" is Egypt's founder, the deified Ancient African-American man named "Amen," founding the vast intercontinental empire that became known as "Egypt." See that secret, in the biblical writings, here:
Revelation 3:14
And unto the angel of the church of the Laodiceans write; These things saith the Amen, the faithful and true witness, the beginning of the creation of God;
The term, or name, "Jew" was not known until the Black cities (called Israel, in Central America) were defeated by the Assyrians and they brought in a "new" people to harvest the crops and get the other tribute from the Americas that the Black ones had failed to deliver. That is the arrival of the ones called "Jew." The Jewish historian Flavius Josephus reveals that first use of the term, "Jew" in his writings called "Against Apion."
When you see that term, "Jew," earlier in the Old Testament than the Babylonian Exile, then those are EDITS, where the term was inserted in the place of the original names, such as "Hebrew." The Hebrews were Black shepherd kings, not something else. See their images in Ancient Egypt's histories, which they left for us.
This book will get you ready for what's coming: http://www.amazon.com/
Josephus.... http://www.philipharland.com/
