Published 2025-05-12 · Duration 3:58 · Video file(7.8 MB)
Ancient writings copied from African ancestors in the Bible, comparing a M&M role with Proverbs attributed to Solomon.
Transcript
Okay soon I will show some visuals but before that I want you to see once again how they have copied some writings from our ancestors and it ended up in the Bible. But we're going to deal with is a M&M role between 1290 and 1190 BCE that was in during the 19th Dynasty. And his writings are in the British Museum. It's called the M&M role, Pyparis, number EA, 10474 and it's dated around 1000 BCE. We're going to compare that with the Proverbs and Solomon is the one the alleged author of the Proverbs. He lived around 1950 BCE. So you can clearly see that M&M was around way before that. Okay. Now M&M is instructions chapter 1. Give your ears and hear what he said. Proverbs 2217 bow down, thine ear and hear the words of the wise. M&M, chapter 1, give your mind over to their interpretation. It is profitable to put them in your heart. Proverbs 2217, an applied dine heart unto my knowledge. M&M, chapter 6, do not displace the severe marker on the boundaries of the Arab land. Proverbs 2310, remove not the old landmark and enter not into the fields of the fadeless. M&M, chapter 7, if rich is come to you by death, they will not spend the night with you. They have made themselves wings like geese and they fly up to the sky, Proverbs 235, whilst thou said dine eyes upon that which is not. For rich is certainly make themselves wings, they fly away as a needle toward heaven. M&M, chapter 9, do not fraternize with the hot tempered man, nor approach him to converse. Proverbs 2224, make no friendship with an angry man and with a furious man, dasha, not go. M&M, chapter 10, God heads one who falsified words, his great abomination is duplicity. Proverbs 1222, line lips are abomination to the Lord, but they that deal truly are his delight. M&M, chapter 11, do not covet the property of the dependent. Proverbs 2222, rub not the poor because he is poor. M&M, chapter 13, better it is to be praised as one loved by man, than wealth in the storehouse. Proverbs 221, a good name is rather to be chosen than great riches and loving favour rather than silver and gold. M&M, chapter 17, make not for yourself a measure of two capacities. Proverbs 23, divers wait are an abomination unto the Lord and a force balance is not good. M&M, chapter 21, do not circulate your words to others. Nor fraternize with one who is too candid. Proverbs 21, he that co-ed about as a tale-bira we veer little secrets, therefore metal not with him that flutter red with his lips.
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