Tim Hogan

For example, the letter M in Egyptian hieroglyphs is an owl, right? The hieroglyph is an owl. Well, you can trace that into the Phoenician, which is like the cousins of the Egyptians. And in the Phoenician, the letter M looks like the top of the owl's head. And then if you take that Phoenician, it becomes Hebrew.

And the letter Mem in Hebrew looks just like that owl head that came from the Phoenicians. You can trace it directly. You can do that with all the letters. And there's a lot of words in... in the Egyptian, ancient Egyptian that are the same today in Hebrew. Interesting. Yeah.

And the letter Mem in Hebrew looks just like that owl head that came from the Phoenicians. You can trace it directly. You can do that with all the letters. And there's a lot of words in... in the Egyptian, ancient Egyptian that are the same today in Hebrew. Interesting. Yeah.

And the letter Mem in Hebrew looks just like that owl head that came from the Phoenicians. You can trace it directly. You can do that with all the letters. And there's a lot of words in... in the Egyptian, ancient Egyptian that are the same today in Hebrew. Interesting. Yeah.

So it's, it actually goes back to the Egyptian, but, um, an example of that is, um, for example, in, in ancient Egypt, the word for truth is Mott. All right. Mott means a truth or universal order. Um, and, uh, and in hebrew the word for truth is mott so it's the same word and in fact uh uh the word for uh i'm sorry i'm sorry mott mott was the the word the word for truth in hebrew is amat emmett

So it's, it actually goes back to the Egyptian, but, um, an example of that is, um, for example, in, in ancient Egypt, the word for truth is Mott. All right. Mott means a truth or universal order. Um, and, uh, and in hebrew the word for truth is mott so it's the same word and in fact uh uh the word for uh i'm sorry i'm sorry mott mott was the the word the word for truth in hebrew is amat emmett

So it's, it actually goes back to the Egyptian, but, um, an example of that is, um, for example, in, in ancient Egypt, the word for truth is Mott. All right. Mott means a truth or universal order. Um, and, uh, and in hebrew the word for truth is mott so it's the same word and in fact uh uh the word for uh i'm sorry i'm sorry mott mott was the the word the word for truth in hebrew is amat emmett

But it's very similar to mat. And in ancient Egyptian, mat was also a goddess who presided over the dead. And the word for death in Hebrew is mat. So it's tied in. It's just people aren't used to looking at it that way.

But it's very similar to mat. And in ancient Egyptian, mat was also a goddess who presided over the dead. And the word for death in Hebrew is mat. So it's tied in. It's just people aren't used to looking at it that way.

But it's very similar to mat. And in ancient Egyptian, mat was also a goddess who presided over the dead. And the word for death in Hebrew is mat. So it's tied in. It's just people aren't used to looking at it that way.

Well, I think we all acknowledge it goes back to that. I mean, so one of the things that happened is when the Templar order was formed, it was formed about 1096. By 1118, it was setting up shop in Jerusalem. And then from there, they went down into Egypt, and they set up a commandery at the Temple of Isis at Philae.

Well, I think we all acknowledge it goes back to that. I mean, so one of the things that happened is when the Templar order was formed, it was formed about 1096. By 1118, it was setting up shop in Jerusalem. And then from there, they went down into Egypt, and they set up a commandery at the Temple of Isis at Philae.

Well, I think we all acknowledge it goes back to that. I mean, so one of the things that happened is when the Templar order was formed, it was formed about 1096. By 1118, it was setting up shop in Jerusalem. And then from there, they went down into Egypt, and they set up a commandery at the Temple of Isis at Philae.

And in fact, if you go to the Temple of Isis at Philae to this day, there's Templar crosses carved all throughout the temple. So you'll see the Egyptian hieroglyphs and stuff, and then you'll see the Templars put in their crosses, too, to mark their territory. And then from there, they spread out to all the major temples in Egypt, and they were doing study and research.

And in fact, if you go to the Temple of Isis at Philae to this day, there's Templar crosses carved all throughout the temple. So you'll see the Egyptian hieroglyphs and stuff, and then you'll see the Templars put in their crosses, too, to mark their territory. And then from there, they spread out to all the major temples in Egypt, and they were doing study and research.

And in fact, if you go to the Temple of Isis at Philae to this day, there's Templar crosses carved all throughout the temple. So you'll see the Egyptian hieroglyphs and stuff, and then you'll see the Templars put in their crosses, too, to mark their territory. And then from there, they spread out to all the major temples in Egypt, and they were doing study and research.

And in fact, there's even a room. If you go to the Temple of Seti I at Abydos, there's a room there that is closed to the public. But if you're able to get into it, it has a depiction on the wall of one of these arcs, like the Ark of the Covenant, that the Egyptians were transporting. It shows a pharaoh, presumably Seti I, holding his hand out with a...

And in fact, there's even a room. If you go to the Temple of Seti I at Abydos, there's a room there that is closed to the public. But if you're able to get into it, it has a depiction on the wall of one of these arcs, like the Ark of the Covenant, that the Egyptians were transporting. It shows a pharaoh, presumably Seti I, holding his hand out with a...

And in fact, there's even a room. If you go to the Temple of Seti I at Abydos, there's a room there that is closed to the public. But if you're able to get into it, it has a depiction on the wall of one of these arcs, like the Ark of the Covenant, that the Egyptians were transporting. It shows a pharaoh, presumably Seti I, holding his hand out with a...

A mound cake of this white mana, which was this monoatomic substance. And then you'll see graffiti of three red Templar crosses done clear back in the 1100s around the arc. that was depicted on the wall. Are there images we can find on the internet of this? Yeah. Well, no. I have images of it. You do? Yeah. I don't have any way. I don't know how I can get it to you right now.