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TEMPEST AND EXODUS
TEMPEST AND EXODUS

Starts with the dramatic discovery of a large biblical quotation on an ancient Egyptian stele which tells of a conference in Egypt discussing the way in which the biblical Exodus should be organized. The quotation thus has fundamental implications for both history and theology because it explains why the Tabernacle and the Ark of the Covenant were constructed, why the biblical Exodus started, where Mt. Sinai was located, and who the god of the Israelites was. The most dramatic discovery is that the central element of early Israelite liturgy was actually the Giza pyramids, and that Mt. Sinai was none other than the Great Pyramid. Mt. Sinai was described as being both sharp and the tallest mountain in the area, and thus the Israelite god actually resided deep within the bowels of this pyramid. Furthermore, these new translations of ancient texts, both secular and biblical, also clearly demonstrate that the Giza pyramids are older than the first dynasty -- the ancestors of the Hyksos were writing about the Giza pyramids long before they are supposed to have been constructed! Includes: Mt. Sinai, the Israelite name for the Great Pyramid of Egypt; the biblical Exodus inscribed on an Egyptian stele of Ahmose I; the secret name of God revealed; Noah's Ark discovered, more. Furthermore, these new translations of these ancient texts, both secular and biblical, also clearly demonstrate that the Giza pyramids are older than the first dynasty - the ancestors of the Hyksos were writing about the Giza pyramids long before they are supposed to have been constructed! * Mt Sinai, the Israelite name for the Great Pyramid of Egypt. * The biblical Exodus inscribed on an Egyptian stele of Ahmose I. * The secret name of God revealed. * Noah's Ark discovered.

TEMPEST AND EXODUS by Ralph Ellis, 280 pages. 6x9 Paperback, Illustrated. Color section. Bibliography. Index.

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