It is now generally conceded that the Hyksos, who invaded and held Egypt in the early part of the second millennium BC, were Semites from Syria…The late Professor W. M. Mueller of Philadelphia, in his work on Egyptian Mythology, has informed us that a considerable part of Egyptian religious thought was influenced by Amarru
Albert T. Clay / <cite>The Origin of Biblical Traditions (quoted by Michael Tsarion)</cite>
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Although the majority of the Hyksos people were frowned upon and even despised by native Egyptians their upper class and priestly class were accepted and honored in pharaonic circles. Indeed, most of the pharaohs of the eighteenth dynasty may have possessed Hyksos blood. This is most important because recently discovered evidence reveals that the Hyksos settlers of Egypt were none other than the Israelites and Levites of Judeo-Christian history.
Michael Tsarion / <cite>The Irish Origins of Civilization, Volume 2</cite>
Before we explore what the term "Israelite" truly referred to let us just emphasize the great power that Yuya and his family enjoyed. Being made viceroy and vizier by the pharaoh gave him complete power over the entire country. It is likely that he and his wife were descendants of the Hyksos kings of previous dynasties, and of the Levites resident in Avaris at the time.
Michael Tsarion / <cite>The Irish Origins of Civilization, Volume 2</cite>
"Solomon" who established the "Zadokite" order was none other than the eighteenth dynasty Pharaoh Amenhotep III, the father of Akhenaton. Amenhotep III was a descendant of the Hyksos pharaohs of Upper Egypt and was a worshipper of the sun god Aton. The name Solomon was merely his solar title - sol meaning sun. The Zadokites, originally sun priests of Egypt, were serpent worshippers.
Michael Tsarion / <cite>The Irish Origins of Civilization, Volume 2</cite>
Before they arrived in Rome, the Herodian dynasty were allegedly known as Edomites, and we strongly suspect they were connected to the descendants of the Atonists and to the Hyksos "Shepherd Kings," of Egypt. The word Edom is believed to have meant "red men," or "men from the red land," and the color red is associated with the Hyksos bloodline. The Herod family was both Jewish and Roman, and we believe them to have been puppets of the Atonists ensconced in France and Britain.
Michael Tsarion / <cite>The Irish Origins of Civilization, Volume 2</cite>
The Herodians, known as "Kings of the Jews" were a Jewish-Roman elite of great power and prestige. They were Edomites (Idumeans) or Hyksos, that is - Atonists. A few experts believe that the letter "I," at the beginning of Idumean, should be a "J." They believe the word is a rough and deliberate corruption of Judean. This makes sense. This is merely one example of how words and terms have been tampered with so that the truth about mankind's past remains distorted.
Michael Tsarion / <cite>The Irish Origins of Civilization, Volume 2</cite>
The word Freemason is actually a word play. It comes from the Egyptian words "Phre Massen" - the children of the Sun. Again, it's all about the Sun and the ancient Egyptian sun god Aton.
"We are informed by several distinguished writers that it (the word masonry) is a corruption of the Greek word 'MESOURANEO' which signifies 'I am in the midst of heaven,' alluding to the sun, which, 'being in the midst of heaven,' is the great source of light. Others derive it directly from the ancient Egyptian 'PHRE,' the sun, and 'MAS, a child: 'PHRE MASSEN'- the children of the sun, or Sons of Light." - Robert Hewitt Brown, 32nd degree mason (Stellar Theology and Masonic Astronomy)
"The so-called but misnamed "Jewish" co-conspirators who directed the operations of the Roman caesars and emperors, were Atonists. Specifically, they were leaders of the Order of Melchizedek (or Akhenaton). They were Pharisees and Sadducees of high rank, and keepers of the so-called "Oral Tradition" allegedly delivered to their ancestors at Mount Sinai. This quorum of sorcerers were also known as the Gaonim. In order to conceal their identity they began using the term Freemason meaning "Sons of the Sun." The capitalized letter "G" found on Masonic iconography refers to this super-secret Luciferian cabal." - Michael Tsarion (Irish origins of civilization)
The masonic square and compass are also of Egyptian origins. The compass represents the sky goddess Nut, and the square represents her counterpart earth god Geb. (See how Geb's body forms a square.)
Geb (laying on the ground) and Nut (the night sky arching over Geb)
It's important to understand, that common Jews have nothing to do with the Gaonim, or as some call them, the Judites. If you blame the Jews for everything, I'm afraid you are barking at the wrong tree. It's also important to understand, that common low level Freemasons have nothing to do with them either. We're not talking about common people, we're talking about "the Elite" - the people on the very apex of the power pyramid.
"The Gaonim have nothing in common with modern religious "Jews." Terms and appellations of this kind do not refer to the kind of sects or beliefs we might at first imagine. They refer to a caste of sorcerers descended from the corrupt solar cults (or Luciferians) of antiquity. Members of the British royal family are Judites, even though they belong to the Protestant religion. The Pope and his bishops and cardinals are likewise Judites, even though they belong to the Catholic religion." - Michael Tsarion (Irish origins of civilization)
G7 - wonder what the G stands for?
Another name for the Gaonim is the Princes of Masonry. This is the name 33rd degree Freemason Alber Pike used in his famous book Morals and Dogma for Freemasons at the very top of the brotherhood.
The three first degrees of Scottish Rite freemasonry (the most common rite) are called the Blue Lodge. Most of these people are usually ordinary people who joined Freemasons with innocent motives like personal spiritual growth or charity work. They do lots of good things to their community and are usually good decent people.
But here's the trick: These good honest people will almost never rise to the top degrees. Why? Because the people at the top are cold, ruthless, corrupt and power hungry monsters who use the fraternity to their personal benefit. It's basically a club of psychopaths, who hand pick people from the lower degrees to join their club very selectively. They control who's in and who's out in their little "brotherhood inside the brotherhood".
In his book Morals and Dogma, the 33rd degree Freemason Albert Pike wrote openly how the masonic system is built to mislead and misguide the lower level masons, and how the people at the top - the Princes of Masonry - are the only ones who know what's really going on.
"The Blue Degrees are, but the outer court or portico of the temple. Part of the symbols are displayed there to the initiate, but he is intentionally misled by false interpretations. It is not intended that he shall understand them, but it is intended that he shall imagine he understands them… The true explanation is reserved for the Adepts, the Princes of Masonry." - Albert Pike (Morals and Dogma)
Some scholars imagine the Hyksos to have been horseback riding Hittites while others deem them Greeks, Syrians, Amorites, Minoans, Scythians, Hurrians, or even Trojans. One fact that suggests that the Hyksos were long term inhabitants of Egypt, rather than invaders, is their veneration of the ancient god Set (Seth, Sutekh, Seteh, or Seb) who had dominion over Lower (Northern) Egypt. During the time of the Hyksos, Set became part of the Heliopolitan Ennead. Set was god of the dark places, wild weather, and of the inhospitable red desert burned by the sun called Tesherit. This word means "red lands." Red was the color of Set, so it is interesting that this color should be frequently and conspicuously employed by corporations and governments (red squares, St. George's Red Cross, Red Coats, red tape, red carpets, red ribbons, red military stripes and lapels, red roses, etc). Some researchers point to this as evidence that the Hyksos were fair-complexioned westerners known as "Edomites."
Michael Tsarion / <cite>The Irish Origins of Civilization, Volume 2</cite>