Tim Hogan

Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. You know, that whole thing. That originally comes from the papyrus of Ani in ancient Egypt. And it was a prayer to Amun, the god Amun. And it began, Amun, Amun, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done, as above, so below. Give us this day our daily bread.

Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. You know, that whole thing. That originally comes from the papyrus of Ani in ancient Egypt. And it was a prayer to Amun, the god Amun. And it began, Amun, Amun, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done, as above, so below. Give us this day our daily bread.

Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. You know, that whole thing. That originally comes from the papyrus of Ani in ancient Egypt. And it was a prayer to Amun, the god Amun. And it began, Amun, Amun, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done, as above, so below. Give us this day our daily bread.

It's the same thing, almost word for word. And then it ends with Amun, which, of course, is... where we get the word amen from. So Amun in ancient Egyptian means the hidden one, and it represented the hidden power. And this is why in the New Testament, when Jesus gives this prayer, first of all, the disciples go to him and they say, Jesus, how should we pray? And he says, well, first of all,

It's the same thing, almost word for word. And then it ends with Amun, which, of course, is... where we get the word amen from. So Amun in ancient Egyptian means the hidden one, and it represented the hidden power. And this is why in the New Testament, when Jesus gives this prayer, first of all, the disciples go to him and they say, Jesus, how should we pray? And he says, well, first of all,

It's the same thing, almost word for word. And then it ends with Amun, which, of course, is... where we get the word amen from. So Amun in ancient Egyptian means the hidden one, and it represented the hidden power. And this is why in the New Testament, when Jesus gives this prayer, first of all, the disciples go to him and they say, Jesus, how should we pray? And he says, well, first of all,

don't go to church and be seen praying like a hypocrite. That's what he says. They never quote that part of church, right? He says, instead, find a hidden place in your home like a closet. Go in there and give this prayer. And then he gives the Lord's Prayer. So he's telling the disciples to become the hidden one, to go hide in a closet somewhere in their home and give this prayer.

don't go to church and be seen praying like a hypocrite. That's what he says. They never quote that part of church, right? He says, instead, find a hidden place in your home like a closet. Go in there and give this prayer. And then he gives the Lord's Prayer. So he's telling the disciples to become the hidden one, to go hide in a closet somewhere in their home and give this prayer.

don't go to church and be seen praying like a hypocrite. That's what he says. They never quote that part of church, right? He says, instead, find a hidden place in your home like a closet. Go in there and give this prayer. And then he gives the Lord's Prayer. So he's telling the disciples to become the hidden one, to go hide in a closet somewhere in their home and give this prayer.

Which literally a moon is the prayer to a moon which which literally means the hidden one so this is just one example of many in the New Testament where Early Christianity or Jesus himself was quite literally borrowing from this Egyptian tradition and was trying to preserve it and I

Which literally a moon is the prayer to a moon which which literally means the hidden one so this is just one example of many in the New Testament where Early Christianity or Jesus himself was quite literally borrowing from this Egyptian tradition and was trying to preserve it and I

Which literally a moon is the prayer to a moon which which literally means the hidden one so this is just one example of many in the New Testament where Early Christianity or Jesus himself was quite literally borrowing from this Egyptian tradition and was trying to preserve it and I

i mean and other examples are um you know the gold frankincense and myrrh that jesus received as a baby those are what every pharaoh is buried with gold frankincense and myrrh correct yeah uh it's uh and they they all had they all had symbolic meanings to themselves but the fact that uh um

i mean and other examples are um you know the gold frankincense and myrrh that jesus received as a baby those are what every pharaoh is buried with gold frankincense and myrrh correct yeah uh it's uh and they they all had they all had symbolic meanings to themselves but the fact that uh um

i mean and other examples are um you know the gold frankincense and myrrh that jesus received as a baby those are what every pharaoh is buried with gold frankincense and myrrh correct yeah uh it's uh and they they all had they all had symbolic meanings to themselves but the fact that uh um

You know, the three wise men were probably the three stars of Orion's belt, which pointed to where the sun rose on December 25th. And those three stars of Orion's belt, Orion itself was associated with the god Osiris. And he was the one that there was the same story of him being born in a cave surrounded by animals. He was presenting gold frankincense and myrrh.

You know, the three wise men were probably the three stars of Orion's belt, which pointed to where the sun rose on December 25th. And those three stars of Orion's belt, Orion itself was associated with the god Osiris. And he was the one that there was the same story of him being born in a cave surrounded by animals. He was presenting gold frankincense and myrrh.

You know, the three wise men were probably the three stars of Orion's belt, which pointed to where the sun rose on December 25th. And those three stars of Orion's belt, Orion itself was associated with the god Osiris. And he was the one that there was the same story of him being born in a cave surrounded by animals. He was presenting gold frankincense and myrrh.

I mean, this was all ancient Egyptian stuff that then got grafted onto the New Testament by clearly the people who did it were Christians. trying to perpetuate that Egyptian tradition.

I mean, this was all ancient Egyptian stuff that then got grafted onto the New Testament by clearly the people who did it were Christians. trying to perpetuate that Egyptian tradition.