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[Plague 11]... Monotheism...(10:1)
Akhenaten, (Amenhotep IV, 1353–1336 BC), was the religious reformer who transferred to himself a single god, a cosmic
monotheistic pharaoh, who manifested himself as the Aten or sun-disk. His queen NEFERTITI, and their children were a
holy family, with the king appearing as virtually the Aten on earth.
Akhenaten, a pharaoh (king) was the first pharaoh to preach monotheism (belief in one god). Nefertiti was a firm supporter
of Akhenaten's teachings and assisted him in the new religious ceremonies. The reign of Akhenaten and Nefertiti is called
the Amarna Revolution because of the many changes in art, religion, and social practices they made.
(link to more)
Genetic Tests from 2010
(These tests are very important since Exodus tells us that Pharaoh and his Army died in
the Red Sea while chasing Moses.)
In 2010, genetic tests and CT scans were performed. Chief among the genetic results, "The statistical analysis revealed that
the mummy KV55 is most probably the father of Tutankhamun (i.e.; Ahhenaten), and KV35 Younger Lady could be identified as
his mother."
A growing body of work soon began to appear to dispute the assessment of the age of the mummy and the identification of KV55
as Akhenaten.
A specialist in human osteology and paleopathology, bioarchaeologist Brenda J. Baker takes issue with the identification of
the skeletonized mummy KV55 as Akhenaten.
These earlier analyses; documented with written descriptions, photographs and radiographs; show a pattern of fused and unfused
epiphyses (caps on ends of growing bones) throughout the skeleton, indicating a man much younger than Akhenaten is believed
to have been at the time of his death. Baker also uses a photograph of the pubic symphysis of the pelvis to narrow the age
of KV55 to 18-23 based on recent techniques used in osteology and forensic anthropology.
The Mystery of Egyptian Tomb KV55 in the Valley of the Kings
Jan 26, 2015 · Nothing accurate is known when Akhenaten died, however it is known that he was never buried in the tomb
prepared for him in Amaranth. Since he and his immediate family were so hated it is probable that burials were done hurried
and in secret.
(Link to empty tomb)
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The Amplified Theistic Evolution Bible Interpretation:
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Exodus 11
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Akhenaten, himself a first born, dies in the Red Sea:
As befitting the "blasphemer," Akhenaten's mummy has never been found. Exodus tells us he died in the Red Sea. A tomb
east of Amarna was never completed and contained the body of one of his daughters. Excavation in the Valley of the Kings in
tomb 55 presented a mummy that may have been Akhenaten. Although buried with items belonging to his mother, Queen Tiye, the
body was later believed to be that of Smenkhkara. An examination of the KV55 mummy was conducted in 1998 by Czech anthropologist
Eugene Strouhal. He published his conclusions in 2010 where he utterly excluded the possibility of Akhenaten.
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[Plague 11] ...monotheism in Egypt...
Exod. 11:1 And the LORD said unto Moses, Yet will I bring (another), one
plague more, (a Kenosis, or emptying out of his sacred status), upon (him, himself),
Pharaoh, (Akhenaten or Amenhotep IV, 1353–1336 BC), and,
(hence), upon Egypt, (upon which he shall mandate religious conversion); afterwards,
(Akhenaten, Amenhotep IV, 1353–1336 BC, the religious reformer was he who denied all but a single
god, transforming himself into a cosmic monotheistic pharaoh, who manifested himself as the Aten or sun-disk. His queen NEFERTITI,
and their children were a holy family, with the king appearing as, virtually, the Aten on earth), he will
let you go hence (for he has usurped the name of Almighty, himself): when he shall let you
go (he will be free to claim himself the God you set before his people), he shall surely thrust
you out hence altogether (for his people have seen my power through you, and they are open-minded to an almighty
monotheistic God whom he will appropriate as himself, anthropomorphically).
[Plague 12] ...all the firstborn sons, the heir of the families, in the land of Egypt shall die...
Exod. 11:4 And Moses said, Thus saith the LORD, (advertise the day of departure from Egypt),
about midnight will I go out into the midst (of the people) of Egypt
(and assemble all who reject the polytheisistic Egyptian Gods and recognize this new monotheism):
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Exod. 11:5 And all the firstborn (sons, the whole of the next generation, the heirs and the
Head of their families) in the land of Egypt, shall (spiritually) "die"
(in this Amarna Revolution, in a ritual of Plerosis, emptying themselves of the false Egyptian theology, and "fulling up"
with a new religious faith, a Born Again experience), from the firstborn of Pharaoh, (Akhenaten
or Amenhotep IV, 1353–1336 BC), that sitteth upon his throne, (even now, to whom I did
send you), even unto the firstborn of the maidservant that is behind the mill; (and
all thy cattle, [the peasant], which is in the field, upon the [military] horses, [the soldiers], upon the asses, [the respected statesmen], upon [craftmen], the camels [who found the economy of Egyptian civilization],
upon the oxen, [the rich aristocratic landowners], and upon the sheep,
[the faithful Resurrectionist of the Egyptian Religion]: Exod. 9:3), firstborn of (these) beasts, (all shall "die" in that previous religious faith, in what is to be called the Amarna Revolution,
becoming Monotheistic Egyptians, as if Jews, themselves).
Exod. 11:6 And there shall be a great cry (from the Egyptian funerals, the first Shiva, held
by their parents because of the children's renunciation of Egyptian polytheism) throughout all the land
of Egypt, such as there was none like it, (a historical fact, never before had Egypt experienced a mass conversion
in faith), nor shall be like it, (an Astrological schism), any more.
Exod. 11:7 But against any of the children of Israel, (already Monotheistic), shall
not a dog (in the priest hoods of the Amarna Revolution) move his tongue, (for the
Jews had accepted the sighting of Uranus as the sign of the monotheistic Most High), against
(the imposed monotheism), man or beast: that ye may know how that the LORD, (in converting
these Egyptians to monotheism), doth put a difference between the (false, beast-man, Gods of
the) Egyptians and (the One Lord of) Israel.
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