The Roots of the Archangel Names

The Archangel names are Egyptian in nature, as I will show, the Hebrews retained much of their Egyptian heritage, and implanted this sacred knowledge into their Archangel names. Judaism, Christianity, and Islam all incorporate Archangels into their respected religions because all three of these religions were born out of the mythology of the Ancient Egyptians. The only difference is that the Egyptians called them the Neteru, and the Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam) call them Archangels.

Below each respected Archangel depliction is how the Archangel names would have look like in the Egyptian Hieroglyphic script. As you will see the Egyptian translations are synomonus with the Hebrew meanings of the Archangel names. Which supports the Idea that the Hebrew Archangel names were founded by the use of the Ancient Egyptian language, and that the Hebrews were really Egyptians in origin.

In fact, many years latter the Jewish High Priest was forced to leave the temple in Jerusalem and build one in Greek controled Egypt. The Pharaoh at the time funded the whole operation, in what was to be remembered as the Jewish Temple at Leontopolis. This temple on Egyptian soil was used by a vast Jewish community in Egypt for 343 years According to Josephus, between 270 B.C. and 73 A.D.

Let us proceed with the Archangel names and their Egyptian connections.













The Ancient Story of Ra and Isis is essential to the understanding of the Above Archangel RaPhtEl, the link below can take you to it.

The Story of Ra and Isis





This find forced me on a search to find an Egyptian Hieroglyphic symbol for every Proto-Hebrew Script letter known. After a few days, I had found each one, and proven to myself that the Hebrew, and Arabic languages were both born out of the Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphics. The oldest Proto-Hebrew script dates to around 1000 BC. The very same (or similar) Proto-Hebrew script is also called Phoenician script or termed an abjad. The Phoenicians are credited with spreading the Phoenician alphabet throughout the Mediterranean world, in fact this is where the Greeks get their script too. Phoenician civilization was an enterprising maritime trading culture that spread across the Mediterranean during the period 1550 BCE to 300 BCE. The earliest known inscriptions in Phoenician come from Byblos and date back to ca. 1000 BC. Phoenician inscriptions are found in Lebanon, Syria, Israel, Cyprus and other locations, as late as the early centuries of the Christian Era. Phoenicians are said to be greek in origin, but it is very clear with their Egyptian art work, religious works, dress, and written language that they must have been a blend of Egyptian, and Greek seafarers.

Site below is oldest Hebrew script
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