[Main source: Sitchin, Z., 1995, Divine Encounters, pages 290 - 314].

In 1650 B.C., after years of civil war, new rulers, the New Kingdom pharaohs, conquered Egypt. Pharaoh Thothmose I of the new regime invaded Enlilite Mesopotamia to the Euphrates River, where Abraham’s relatives and their descendants lived. Thothmose expected Enlilite retaliation. He feared the descendants of Israel/Jacob in Egypt–all 600,000–could take Egypt from within.

Thothmose I jettisoned the Middle Kingdom’s promise that Egypt honor the now dangerous "Children" of Israel. He’d work them to death and stop their breeding.  He "ordered that any newborn Israelite male should be killed at birth."

To save their newborn son, in 1513 B.C., a couple descended from Jacob/Israel laid the boy son in a box and floated it down a stream where Thothmose’s daughter bathed.

She named the boy MOSES and adopted him.

In 1482 B.C., Thothmose III renewed hostilities against the Enlilites abroad and the Israelites in Egypt. Moses, now grown, killed an Egyptian overseer who was brutalizing Israelites. Thothmose III ordered Moses killed, but Moses escaped to the Sinai peninsula, where he married the daughter of a Midianite priest.

Thothmose III died in 1450 B.C.. Amenhotep II became Pharaoh and let Mose’s death sentence expire. Enlil as Yahweh, "from inside the Burning Bush" told Moses to return to Egypt and show Yahweh’s magical powers Amenhotep to convince him to free the Israelites.

The 80-year-old Moses tried to intimidate Amenhotep with a magic show. But Pharaoh resisted. Instead of caving in to Mose’s demands to free the Israelites, Amenhotep tripled the Israelites’ brickmaking quotas. Yahweh escalated the pressure on the Egyptian King. The Nibiran god engineered a series of plagues, infestations, cattle diseases, three days of darkness and weather disturbances (all easily within the range of modern military arsenals), followed by murder of all non-Israelite firstborn children and cows in Egypt. Finally, in 1433 B.C., Pharaoh told the Israelites, Go.

But, when they’d gone, they seemed to Pharaoh to be trapped between the desert’s edge and the lakes, then the Red Sea, Pharaoh sent his chariots to re-capture Moses and his people.

Yahweh either used his HAARP-type climate control devises to sweep aside a path through the water of the Red Sea. The Israelis crossed.

When the Egyptians pursued, Yahweh let the sea, which sweep over and drown them.

Nights, Yahweh lit the Israeli’s way with a "fiery beacon," days, he led them with a dark cloud to the edge of the Sinai Peninsula. He made sure they were fed and protected from Amalekite enemies. He had the Israelites kill three thousand people for not declaring exclusive loyalty to him and 23,000 Israelites for having premarital sex. [Exodus 32:26-28; Corinthians10:8] Yahweh guided the Israelites through the desert forty years, till they camped at the base of Mt. Sinai.

Yahweh ordered Moses up the mount. The so-called god, told Moses his demands--what the Israelites must do in return for his support. He commanded Moses tell the demands to his people.

The Israelites agreed to Yahweh’s demands. He landed his rocket on Mt. Sinai and called Moses to him on the mountain top. Yahweh spoke with an amplifier to the crowd.

Yahweh ordered the crowd of 600,000 to eschew all other Nibiran "gods, not even say the names of these "gods." He ordered the Israelites spend every seventh day worshiping him. The Israelites must, said Yahweh, subjugate women and kids to male family heads. He commanded they refrain from murder, adultery, theft and false witness. They must not, he demanded, crave others’ homes, wives, slaves and property. Such were Yahweh’s Ten Commandments.

Yahweh had prepared stone tablets, inscribed on both sides, that reiterated his commandments. For forty days he told Moses (and showed him with a scale model) how to make a temple. Yahweh gave Moses a model of the box (Ark of the Covenant) for the tablets beneath a receiver (sporting two gold cherubs) for the Israelites to voice-message him and get his "Yes" or "No" answers. He designated Moses’ brother Aaron and Aaron’s sons as priests and specified the protective clothing they’d need to approach the Ark without radiation poisoning. Yahweh killed fifty thousand people of Bethshemesh for looking into the Ark [1 Samuel 6:19]

Aaron, worried that Moses died in the weeks he spent with Yahweh on Mt. Sinai, tried to attract the Nibiran’s attention. Aaron had men built a golden calf, a symbol of Enlil/Yahweh, to signal the god. But the calf infuriated Moses, who killed its builders and destroyed tablets and the calf.

Yahweh too raged, threatened to abandon the Israelites. But he relented. He produced a "pillar of cloud" in front of Moses’ tent and from a UFO (called a "Kabod") inside the cloud, broadcast that he forgave the Israelites for the calf. He told Moses to engrave new tablets. Yahweh refused to let Moses see his face but dictated the new tablets as Moses engraved for forty more days. When Moses returned to his followers, he glowed with radiation from his exposure to Yahweh’s shuttlecraft.

Moses died and his general, Joshua, aided by Yahweh’s knowledge of astronomical events and weapons conquered much of Canaan for Yahweh.  In the process, Yahweh killed 120,000 men and enslaved 200,000 women and children. He had a million Ethiopians killed as well. With terrible techno-weapons and engineered plagues, he killed 10,000 Canaanites an Perizzites and 10,000 Moabites [Judges 1:4, 3:28-29; Tellinger, M. 2006, Slave Species of God, pages 173 -191]. Some "god."

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