When soul searching, do you sometimes feel a lack of alliance or a void in your life to the world around you? Then you MUST read this new book! Mrs. Hatten has worked very hard to reinstate the original inheritance. She, through timeless research efforts, has unraveled the hidden truths about the rich, splendid and beautiful legacy left by Noah’s three grandsons. 1. Egypt also known as Mizraim, Misr and Kimet; 2. Ethiopia also known as Cush, Nubia, Meroe and Abyssinia; 3. The 12 Tribes of Canaan. This informative book features everything you ever wanted to know about African – Americans – past, present and future. It ACKNOWLEDGES our reunion with the historical timeline of the ancient ancestors to the African forefathers of America. It is in RECOGNITION of the Black psyche “body, soul & spirit” in relation to Black culture & traditions when competing in the establishment. This marvelous book is a gift for the little persons in your life, or that wonderful parent or grandparent.

When soul searching, do you sometimes feel a lack of alliance or a void in your life to the world around you? Then you MUST read this new book! Mrs. Hatten has worked very hard to reinstate the original inheritance. She, through timeless research efforts, has unraveled the hidden truths about the rich, splendid and beautiful legacy left by Noah’s three grandsons. 1. Egypt also known as Mizraim, Misr and Kimet; 2. Ethiopia also known as Cush, Nubia, Meroe and Abyssinia; 3. The 12 Tribes of Canaan. This informative book features everything you ever wanted to know about African – Americans – past, present and future. It ACKNOWLEDGES our reunion with the historical timeline of the ancient ancestors to the African forefathers of America. It is in RECOGNITION of the Black psyche “body, soul & spirit” in relation to Black culture & traditions when competing in the establishment. This marvelous book is a gift for the little persons in your life, or that wonderful parent or grandparent.

When soul searching, do you sometimes feel a lack of alliance or a void in your life to the world around you? Then you MUST read this new book! Mrs. Hatten has worked very hard to reinstate the original inheritance. She, through timeless research efforts, has unraveled the hidden truths about the rich, splendid and beautiful legacy left by Noah’s three grandsons. 1. Egypt also known as Mizraim, Misr and Kimet; 2. Ethiopia also known as Cush, Nubia, Meroe and Abyssinia; 3. The 12 Tribes of Canaan. This informative book features everything you ever wanted to know about African – Americans – past, present and future. It ACKNOWLEDGES our reunion with the historical timeline of the ancient ancestors to the African forefathers of America. It is in RECOGNITION of the Black psyche “body, soul & spirit” in relation to Black culture & traditions when competing in the establishment. This marvelous book is a gift for the little persons in your life, or that wonderful parent or grandparent.

The Introduction of the book indicates the necessity to start with the archaeology of the early settlements of the West Bank of the Nile , a territory to be considered  as the mother or matrix of all Egyptian civilization. It establishes the pioneer nature of this Etymological Essay in the English language, as most of the studies in keeping with its findings are to be found in the scholarly literature of Europe and North Africa.

1. Archaic Terminology: The chapter  traces the origins of early settlements of the northwestern region of Egypt, the desert oases, the Fayum, the region of the Lakes, and the western portion of the delta of the Nile, by Saharan and Libyan archaic people, with specific emphasis on archaic topography which can be directly related to Modern Amazigh spoken today in North Africa (Tamazirt.)

2,The Pillar People: The review of a number of terms from the mythology and ceremonial procedures of dynastic Egypt shows the influence of those early settlers named The People of the Pillars (Intui) on the beliefs and practices perpetuated through centuries in Egypt, and the presence of an all pervasive worship of these early origins: (cult of ancestors.)

3.The Holy rulers of First Princes of Egypt: An intensive comparative review of ancient Egyptian  and Modern Amazigh terms reveals that the first noble rulers of the area were of Amazigh origin. A series of families of terms link quite clearly a number of beliefs and practices to the North African cultural complex.

4.Tehuti, time  and the Wisdom of the stars is a chapter delving a little more deeply into the cosmogony and cosmology of the early Egyptians, and the roots of that knowledge in archaic practices, which have parallel indicators in North Africa.

5. The Innermost Shrine  from The Book of the Dead: The geography of the Land of the Beyond, Tu-at (Du-Ament), and a variety of important indices throughout the Book of the Dead indicate quite clearly that the final return of the defunct to the Blessed Land of the Ancestors  was also a step by step description of their claim of descent from these original beings. The rule of “Ma-aa-at,” the organizing principle of an entire civilization for centuries, or ‘NTR,” originated in the area of the Sacred lakes and the ancient settlements of the Fayum and oasis complex. Linguistic comparison with Modern Amazigh continues to indicate the kinship of those people with North African Imazighen (also known as Berbers.)

6. A Conclusion, Notes, and an Appendix, which is the reproduction of an article published in The Amazigh Voice, a publication of the Amazigh Cultural Association in America,  indicate the pioneer aspect of such a work and the direction in which further linguistic studies could bring increasing  light into areas of  Egyptian scholarship heretofore deemed as obscure and/or  of barbarous origin. .

The Introduction of the book indicates the necessity to start with the archaeology of the early settlements of the West Bank of the Nile , a territory to be considered  as the mother or matrix of all Egyptian civilization. It establishes the pioneer nature of this Etymological Essay in the English language, as most of the studies in keeping with its findings are to be found in the scholarly literature of Europe and North Africa.

1. Archaic Terminology: The chapter  traces the origins of early settlements of the northwestern region of Egypt, the desert oases, the Fayum, the region of the Lakes, and the western portion of the delta of the Nile, by Saharan and Libyan archaic people, with specific emphasis on archaic topography which can be directly related to Modern Amazigh spoken today in North Africa (Tamazirt.)

2,The Pillar People: The review of a number of terms from the mythology and ceremonial procedures of dynastic Egypt shows the influence of those early settlers named The People of the Pillars (Intui) on the beliefs and practices perpetuated through centuries in Egypt, and the presence of an all pervasive worship of these early origins: (cult of ancestors.)

3.The Holy rulers of First Princes of Egypt: An intensive comparative review of ancient Egyptian  and Modern Amazigh terms reveals that the first noble rulers of the area were of Amazigh origin. A series of families of terms link quite clearly a number of beliefs and practices to the North African cultural complex.

4.Tehuti, time  and the Wisdom of the stars is a chapter delving a little more deeply into the cosmogony and cosmology of the early Egyptians, and the roots of that knowledge in archaic practices, which have parallel indicators in North Africa.

5. The Innermost Shrine  from The Book of the Dead: The geography of the Land of the Beyond, Tu-at (Du-Ament), and a variety of important indices throughout the Book of the Dead indicate quite clearly that the final return of the defunct to the Blessed Land of the Ancestors  was also a step by step description of their claim of descent from these original beings. The rule of “Ma-aa-at,” the organizing principle of an entire civilization for centuries, or ‘NTR,” originated in the area of the Sacred lakes and the ancient settlements of the Fayum and oasis complex. Linguistic comparison with Modern Amazigh continues to indicate the kinship of those people with North African Imazighen (also known as Berbers.)

6. A Conclusion, Notes, and an Appendix, which is the reproduction of an article published in The Amazigh Voice, a publication of the Amazigh Cultural Association in America,  indicate the pioneer aspect of such a work and the direction in which further linguistic studies could bring increasing  light into areas of  Egyptian scholarship heretofore deemed as obscure and/or  of barbarous origin. .

 

Arewe genetically linked to a REAL person named Adam?

 

SUMMARY:

 

Allen Epling,  authorof  Beyond Genesis: The Untold Story of Man´s Origins, offersan alternative explanation for the origin of man that is unique and differentfrom the usual Creationism versus Evolution debate. Thisbook is not just a book of "explanations" of single events based onscience, but the COMPLETE, credible, story of man from the beginning.Unlike other books on the subject of Genesis that attempt to explain individualevents with science, this book pulls the whole story togetherinto a narrative that flows seamlessly from the creation through the flood, andbeyond, whilemaintaining scientific credibility. By proving that we have a GENETICsignature that goes back to biblical times, it reveals a PLANof God not seenbefore, through new insights which uncover what reallyhappened in Genesis, a story that has previously gone unnoticed, and untold. Theauthor presents timely new explanations for the "myths"of Genesis, based on recent scientific evidence. The theme throughout is thatthe book of Genesis is accurate historically, and that modern man is the resultof a combination of BOTH the evolutionary processes, AND a unique, separate lineof man, the one referred to in Genesis that descended from Adam. The book alsoreveals the ultimate "plan" for man and that it isnotfinished!!

 

 

This book was written because of a belief that the book of Genesis has a historical basis and is significant in the history of man. However, the author doesn’t fall into the trap of others who go against common beliefs of the scientific community, of completely repudiating data that is reliable and accepted, almost universally, by all scientists. The basic assumption in this work is that both the scientific community and the religious fundamentalists havemisinterpreted the data, and the answer lies somewhere in between. Theauthor attempts to show in this book that the stories of Genesis are based on truth and are believable if we make only a few adjustments to the translation and interpretation of the original Hebrew Bible.

Anthropologists and historians universally agree that something extraordinary did happen between 2500 BC and 2000 BC that lifted man out of the Stone Age into civilization. Our systems of government, our written language, our way of building cities are all a result of that one giant leap from ignorance to enlightenment. Was that “technology explosion” somehow related to the one we see today? Is there a connection between the book of Genesis and this event?

Throughout this book, the basic hypothesis is that the The Bible, specifically the book of Genesis is historically accurate and represents the word of God. The author supports this with science and factual evidence. By providing proof that the flood of Noah was misinterpreted and was actually a local catastrophe,many of the remaining mysteries suddenly become understandable. With a local flood confined to a very large region, there is no longer a need to have “all the millions of animals of the world” on the ark. The author shows that the aim of the ark was actually to save only those “creations” of animals and plants that took place in the Garden of Eden, that were not corrupted. This would have been much more plausible.

A further hypothesis is that our civilization, our physical makeup, our lifespan, and our religions, are all possible because of the work of the descendants of a real man named Noah. Their “Godlike” features were the source of myths and legends in cultures all over the world. Because of a coordinated plan that began in the Garden of Eden and was put into action at the Tower of Babel, these descendants spread over the whole Earth, infused their superior genes into primitive man’s, and had the knowledge and ability to raise man to an advanced level of civilization. These “visitors” are mentioned and remembered in historical records in practically every culture around the globe. The author proposes thatWE are the progeny of that merging of their genes.

The author has referenced all data to the original sources.

The reader is challenged to consider where this “plan” is taking us.

 

 

Arewe genetically linked to a REAL person named Adam?

 

SUMMARY:

 

Allen Epling,  authorof  Beyond Genesis: The Untold Story of Man´s Origins, offersan alternative explanation for the origin of man that is unique and differentfrom the usual Creationism versus Evolution debate. Thisbook is not just a book of "explanations" of single events based onscience, but the COMPLETE, credible, story of man from the beginning.Unlike other books on the subject of Genesis that attempt to explain individualevents with science, this book pulls the whole story togetherinto a narrative that flows seamlessly from the creation through the flood, andbeyond, whilemaintaining scientific credibility. By proving that we have a GENETICsignature that goes back to biblical times, it reveals a PLANof God not seenbefore, through new insights which uncover what reallyhappened in Genesis, a story that has previously gone unnoticed, and untold. Theauthor presents timely new explanations for the "myths"of Genesis, based on recent scientific evidence. The theme throughout is thatthe book of Genesis is accurate historically, and that modern man is the resultof a combination of BOTH the evolutionary processes, AND a unique, separate lineof man, the one referred to in Genesis that descended from Adam. The book alsoreveals the ultimate "plan" for man and that it isnotfinished!!

 

 

This book was written because of a belief that the book of Genesis has a historical basis and is significant in the history of man. However, the author doesn’t fall into the trap of others who go against common beliefs of the scientific community, of completely repudiating data that is reliable and accepted, almost universally, by all scientists. The basic assumption in this work is that both the scientific community and the religious fundamentalists havemisinterpreted the data, and the answer lies somewhere in between. Theauthor attempts to show in this book that the stories of Genesis are based on truth and are believable if we make only a few adjustments to the translation and interpretation of the original Hebrew Bible.

Anthropologists and historians universally agree that something extraordinary did happen between 2500 BC and 2000 BC that lifted man out of the Stone Age into civilization. Our systems of government, our written language, our way of building cities are all a result of that one giant leap from ignorance to enlightenment. Was that “technology explosion” somehow related to the one we see today? Is there a connection between the book of Genesis and this event?

Throughout this book, the basic hypothesis is that the The Bible, specifically the book of Genesis is historically accurate and represents the word of God. The author supports this with science and factual evidence. By providing proof that the flood of Noah was misinterpreted and was actually a local catastrophe,many of the remaining mysteries suddenly become understandable. With a local flood confined to a very large region, there is no longer a need to have “all the millions of animals of the world” on the ark. The author shows that the aim of the ark was actually to save only those “creations” of animals and plants that took place in the Garden of Eden, that were not corrupted. This would have been much more plausible.

A further hypothesis is that our civilization, our physical makeup, our lifespan, and our religions, are all possible because of the work of the descendants of a real man named Noah. Their “Godlike” features were the source of myths and legends in cultures all over the world. Because of a coordinated plan that began in the Garden of Eden and was put into action at the Tower of Babel, these descendants spread over the whole Earth, infused their superior genes into primitive man’s, and had the knowledge and ability to raise man to an advanced level of civilization. These “visitors” are mentioned and remembered in historical records in practically every culture around the globe. The author proposes thatWE are the progeny of that merging of their genes.

The author has referenced all data to the original sources.

The reader is challenged to consider where this “plan” is taking us.

 

The aim and the methodology of the bookThe key idea that triggered the present philosophical (classical) study is that besides the economic situation, the formation of the ancient Greek economy and society was also favoured by social and political conditions, which must be further explored. In this study, these socio-political conditions are examined through Max Weber’s theory on the ancient Greek society. In contrast to Marx, Weber believes that we have to identify some other factor, other than economy, if we are to explain the development of intellectual phenomena in the ancient Greek society and economy. The whole book is structured around this Weberian perspective. In Part A, Weber’s views on ancient Greece will be presented, as developed in his classic, though incomplete, Economy and Society (1921). The Weberian works that refer to Greek Antiquity will also be used additionally, in particular Agrarian Conditions in Antiquity [The Agrarian Sociology of Ancient Civilisations] (1909, 1924), The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism (1905) and General Economic Theory (1923). Part B comprises an analysis of Weber’s views regarding ancient and modern capitalism through the examination of his theory and the (Marxist and other) criticism it has received. In the Appendix Aristotle’s economics will be presented, as developed in his Politics in order to draw paradigms which prove the “anti-capitalist” character of the ancient Greek economy.The aim of the book is twofold: a) to acquaint non-experts with the generally unknown theory of Max Weber on ancient Greece and b) to serve to the future researchers as a philosophical-classical tool, which will help them understand and interpret the ancient Greek economy and society from a modern (Weberian) perspective. The basic Weberian question the author will try to answer is whether and to what extent was it possible for the Greeks to develop capitalist activities. A key book in the international bibliography that examines this question is Antiquity and Capitalism: Max Weber and the Sociological Foundations of Roman Civilisation (John R. Love, Routledge, 1991). As a sociologist and political scientist, John R. Love uses Max Weber to refute the position maintained by Marxists and more modern historians that capitalism as a interpretive model cannot be applied to Roman civilisation. Following Weber’s theory, he examines the social and political institutions, distinguishes ancient from modern capitalism and explains why ancient, unlike our modern, capitalism did not progress. However, his subject matter is Rome, not ancient Greece. The book at hand will seek, with Max Weber’s theory as an analytical tool, to study ancient Greek capitalism in contrast to its different Roman, medieval and modern forms. The basic Weberian question to be answered, running through the whole book, is the following: “Could capitalism have evolved in ancient Greece?”. Marxists are right in rejecting such a possibility. However, we will see that, following Max Weber’s theory, the interpretive model of capitalism could successfully be applied to ancient Greece. However, one has to cut it loose from the connotations of modern-day capitalism and analyse ancient Greek capitalism within the framework of the cultural, religious and political conditions of Antiquity. This is exactly the method that has been followed in the present study, in an effort to present in full and in a critical spirit Weber’s theory on ancient Greece.

The aim and the methodology of the bookThe key idea that triggered the present philosophical (classical) study is that besides the economic situation, the formation of the ancient Greek economy and society was also favoured by social and political conditions, which must be further explored. In this study, these socio-political conditions are examined through Max Weber’s theory on the ancient Greek society. In contrast to Marx, Weber believes that we have to identify some other factor, other than economy, if we are to explain the development of intellectual phenomena in the ancient Greek society and economy. The whole book is structured around this Weberian perspective. In Part A, Weber’s views on ancient Greece will be presented, as developed in his classic, though incomplete, Economy and Society (1921). The Weberian works that refer to Greek Antiquity will also be used additionally, in particular Agrarian Conditions in Antiquity [The Agrarian Sociology of Ancient Civilisations] (1909, 1924), The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism (1905) and General Economic Theory (1923). Part B comprises an analysis of Weber’s views regarding ancient and modern capitalism through the examination of his theory and the (Marxist and other) criticism it has received. In the Appendix Aristotle’s economics will be presented, as developed in his Politics in order to draw paradigms which prove the “anti-capitalist” character of the ancient Greek economy.The aim of the book is twofold: a) to acquaint non-experts with the generally unknown theory of Max Weber on ancient Greece and b) to serve to the future researchers as a philosophical-classical tool, which will help them understand and interpret the ancient Greek economy and society from a modern (Weberian) perspective. The basic Weberian question the author will try to answer is whether and to what extent was it possible for the Greeks to develop capitalist activities. A key book in the international bibliography that examines this question is Antiquity and Capitalism: Max Weber and the Sociological Foundations of Roman Civilisation (John R. Love, Routledge, 1991). As a sociologist and political scientist, John R. Love uses Max Weber to refute the position maintained by Marxists and more modern historians that capitalism as a interpretive model cannot be applied to Roman civilisation. Following Weber’s theory, he examines the social and political institutions, distinguishes ancient from modern capitalism and explains why ancient, unlike our modern, capitalism did not progress. However, his subject matter is Rome, not ancient Greece. The book at hand will seek, with Max Weber’s theory as an analytical tool, to study ancient Greek capitalism in contrast to its different Roman, medieval and modern forms. The basic Weberian question to be answered, running through the whole book, is the following: “Could capitalism have evolved in ancient Greece?”. Marxists are right in rejecting such a possibility. However, we will see that, following Max Weber’s theory, the interpretive model of capitalism could successfully be applied to ancient Greece. However, one has to cut it loose from the connotations of modern-day capitalism and analyse ancient Greek capitalism within the framework of the cultural, religious and political conditions of Antiquity. This is exactly the method that has been followed in the present study, in an effort to present in full and in a critical spirit Weber’s theory on ancient Greece.

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A compilation of the recorded life, times, and influence of a Roman legend, Cincinnatus and the Citizen-Servant Ideal captures the essence of human virtue as it was embodied in the Roman Republic’s earliest days. Describing Cincinnatus’s recorded life and times, Hillyard traces the legend’s major interpretations from its origin amidst early Roman culture through contemporary times. In its impact on some of the world’s leading thinkers and leaders, such as Livy, George Washington, Henry Knox, Harry Truman, and others, the Cincinnatus legend is described in the many interesting forms it has taken over two millennia. Carried throughout the narrative is the timeless nature of the Cincinnatus ideal—the central issues of the role of citizen and leader in society.