>>9484915

(Please read from the start)

Let’s continue with the translation:

“The Egyptians themselves claim that their history begins with the reign of Osiris and that before him there had already been three great divine reigns: the reign of Air Shou; the reign of the Ra Spirit, the reign of the Earth Geb. In these reigns seem to be sketched the eras preceding ours and in that of Geb, the era of Atlantis. Osiris, the god-king and man, is evoked as a man of infinite goodness and wisdom, who unites all the nomadic tribes and teaches them to transform the damage of the floods into benefits, to repel the destruction of the desert by irrigation and working the land, and in particular the cultivation of wheat to make flour and bread, vine to make wine, barley to make beer. Osiris also introduced the nomads to the extraction and working of metals and, with the sage Thor, taught them writing and art. His mission accomplished, he leaves on the throne his beloved and collaborating companion, Isis, and leaves for the East (Mesopotamia) to educate all peoples. On his return, his brother Seth, ambushes him, kills him, seizes the throne and disperses the members of the corpse throughout Egypt. Isis, overcome with pain, goes in search of her beloved husband, by divine inspiration succeeds in finding the remains and with the help of the faithful Anubis recomposes it. And here is the miracle: thanks to the tears of his inconsolable wife, Osiris revives and goes up to heaven after having left him a son, Horus. As an adult, after a long and uncertain struggle, Horus definitively kills the usurper and resumes the work of his father Osiris.”

>>Notables:

1 – We have 4 divine reigns on earth = 4 eras:

1A- Reign of Air Shou = Air Element.

1B- Reign of Earth Geb = Earth Element.

1C- Reign of Ra Spirit = Fire Element – reread Ra & “Eye of Ra”- (Page 69).

1D- Reign of Osiris = not mention but it should be Water Element.

2 - What is not mentioned is a version of the myth where Isis finds her husband’s body at the Phoenician city-state of Gbl (Gubal) = Byblos. This is related to us by Plutarch, which we already know is very biased when talking about a person, but is accurate in the description of objects and places. Plutarch should be read very carefully.

The next link contains what Plutarch wrote about it in his “Morals” =

http://www.phoenician.org/isis_and_osiris_legend.htm

As for this link about Byblos, I say it’s 90% accurate in the information they are providing about it =

https://www.ancient.eu/Byblos/

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>>9502783

(Please read from the start)

Here is the part that is connected to this research:

“Origins

The city began as a small fishing village called Gubal or Gebal while the coastal region of the land, which the Greeks named Phoenicia, was known to the inhabitants as Canaan. By 3000 BCE the little village had grown to a prosperous city through trade. The cedars of Lebanon were highly prized by other countries for use in construction, and Byblos became the single most important shipping port for timber to Egypt and elsewhere. Byblos was also the first city to perfect shipbuilding, and it is largely due to the craftsmanship of the shipwrights of Byblos that Phoenicians acquired their fame as sailors and "princes of the sea" (as they are referred to in the biblical book of Ezekiel). It was primarily through trade with Egypt that Byblos grew so incredibly wealthy. The Egyptians flooded Byblos with material wealth but also with aspects of their culture and Egyptian religion.

In Egyptian mythology, Byblos is cited as the city where Isis located the body of her dead husband Osiris in the trunk of a tree that had grown around him after his murder by his brother Set. The Phoenicians of Byblos also exported their own tales concerning Phoenician religion, and it is thought that the stories surrounding war in the heavens and an eternal battle between a great god of good and another deity of evil grew out of the Phoenician myths concerning the eternal war between Baal (god of the sky) and Yamm (god of the sea). This myth may have come from the Egyptian tale of the war between Osiris' son Horus and the dark god Set or transference may have gone from the Phoenicians to the Egyptians. The tale of the war in heaven related in the biblical book of Revelation bears many similarities to both these much older myths in the same way that there are many motifs in the Bible borrowed by the scribes who wrote it from earlier tales of other cultures. So closely-knit were the ties between Egypt and Byblos that some historians and scholars have claimed that Byblos was almost an Egyptian colony.”

>> Gubal was not an Egyptian colony but it had really close ties with ancient Egypt and as I’ve hinted to in the introduction (Page 2); this was the case of many city-states of the coast = close culture exchange and ties. What is interesting in this extract is the battle from the Phoenician myth between the god of the sky and the god of the sea; as well as the mention of a great war in the Heavens.

3 – Atlantis was during the reign of Geb = Earth.

4 – Osiris seems to be the man like deity who was very wise, kind and knowledgeable and he shared via teaching this knowledge to other men. But there was a “coup” and Seth tried to grab power; it’s Horus, son of Osiris = his heir and bloodline that fights the usurper and after a LONG battle defeats him.

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>>9504011

I put them randomly. And chronology is not my aim….I've already said this in the beginning…. all the negative comments i'm getting….none are truly reading what i'm writing. Don't accuse people of things when you don't even know what my goal is. Just re-read and i'm not here to justify what i'm writing, i'm here to tell. the rest is up to the readers. take it or leave it.