This succession is of specific significance since it serves

history channel documentary This succession is of specific significance since it serves to show that Aaron held his own pharaonic status. The customs of the serpent-pole and the wilted hand (however portrayed as it enchantment in the Bible) were both parts of the restoration celebrations of the Egyptian lords - functions wherein their celestial forces were increased. The pharaohs had different staffs (poles) for various events, and the staff of revival was a bar finished with a metal serpent {N.B. for its import in Mayan things to be accounted for, and also Druidic connections.}. It was likewise standard for the lord to place his right arm flaccidly over his mid-section {Napoleon utilized his tunic to hold his hand.}, while supporting it with his left hand. (8) A readiness for this function is pictorially appeared in the tomb of Kherof, one of Queen Tiye's stewards, and the scene portrays her better half (Moses' dad) Amenhotep III.

So did Akhenaten (Moses) have a sibling who was himself a pharaoh - a pharaoh whose destiny is obscure and who is comparably recorded as having vanished instead of kicking the bucket? For sure he did - in any event, he had a bolstering sibling, whose own mom was Tey, the Israelite wet-medical attendant of Akhenaten and Nefertiti. As a pharaoh, this man had succeeded for only a couple of weeks after the surrender of Akhenaten; his name was Smenkhkare. He was the grandson of Yusuf-Yuya the vizier, and the child of Aye (the sibling of Akhenaten's introduction to the world mother, Tiye). Effectively expressed, this present pharaoh's name was Smenkh-ka-ra ('Vigorous is the Soul of Ra,). (9) Alternatively, since Ra was the state sun divine force of the Heliopolis House of Light {A Therapeutae and other syncretic religion spot of essential import, at one time in Ba'albek.}, called 'On', (10) Pharaoh Smenkh-ka-ra was likewise Smenkh-ka-ra-on, from the phonetic closure of which infers 'Aaron'.