Egyptian Testament · Vol. 3 · 2002
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Related lecturesWhere, if the United Monarchy was real, did David and Solomon leave a tomb? Solomon, Pharaoh of Egypt places both kings back into the Egyptian royal record. The book argues for Egyptian tombs of David and of Solomon, looks for the mines of Solomon as a real extractive geography, and identifies the Masonic figure Hiram Abiff in that same court. These are Ellis’ identifications, offered from the Egyptian sequence begun in the earlier volumes, not a consensus of biblical archaeology. Readers interested in the United Monarchy as Egyptian court history will find the argument set out here.
What you'll explore
- Tombs of David and Solomon identified in Egypt
- The historical identity of Hiram Abiff
- Solomon’s mines as a real extractive geography
On Ancient Origins
- King Solomon’s Mines Discovered: Ancient Treasures - Part II — 11 March 2016. Their page, not a chapter pasted here.
- King Solomon’s Mines Discovered: Kings and Pharaohs - Part I — 10 March 2016. Their page, not a chapter pasted here.
In this series
Egyptian Testament
Egyptian Testament
Jesus, Last of the Pharaohs
The Israelite pharaohs of Egypt
Egyptian Testament
Tempest & Exodus
The plagues on an Egyptian stele
Egyptian Testament
Eden in Egypt
Adam and Eve at Amarna
Egyptian Testament
Scota,Egyptian Queen of the Scots
An analysis of the Scotichronicon