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"Strange times are these in which we

live when old and young are taught in
falsehoods school. And the one man
that dares to tell the truth is called at
once a lunatic and fool" Plato
The Anu
Essays by Ekowa

Petrie, 1939, p. 73

Anu, On, Heliopolis and Zion

I love Dr. Cheikh Anta Diop. Every time I read the African Origins of
Civilization or Great African Thinkers I get something new out of it.
His analysis starts my mind to wondering and questioning everything.
Recently Ive turned my interests to the ancient term Anu. Anu was
called Heliopolis by the Greeks and On in the Bible. As I started to
research those three seemingly divergent names I wondered if On
could possibly be related to the Biblical name Zion. Zion - Jerusalem the City of David were names often used to refer to Israel, the
heavenly place, the promised land of the Hebrews.
I began to wonder why in 1946 the newly formed nation of Israel did
not name the land of Israel Zion. Zion is the most important name in
the Bible. I'd read when a vote was taken when Israel was formed the
name Zion lost by one vote. Why? I had also read that the nation of
Uganda at the mouth of the Nile, and long held to be the place where
the first man and woman as found, was the sight for the 'New Israel'
after WWII. That is indeed another story. From this began to
research the ancient people of On or Anu the original name/place of
Zion.

According to Amlineau: An means man [in Diola]. Thus Anu

originally may have meant men.
Cheikh A.Diop
Anu was also the Sumerian [African] name for the sky or sky god. An
being the first cause [man]. The sky god whose wife was Antu in the
Babylonian culture and Uras in the Akkadian or Sumerian was also
on occasion called Ki. There symbol of authority was the horned
cap the headdress of heroes [Heru] and gods [mighty men]. His
symbol is a sacred shrine surmounted by the divine horned cap
(found on Babylonian boundary stones) and his sacred number is
sixty. His sacred animal is the "Heavenly bull". Anu was worshipped at
six cult centers. Anu is also known as Father and Kings of the Gods.
Who was the leader of those cities? One was called Nimrod, but
there were many. The name Nimrod was used like Pharaoh or
Nebus and was a Kingly title.

Nimrod facing Orion [see three stars]

Eagle-headed Nimrod

Maat and horned Hathor

Horned Zulu
Male up - Female down

Horned Moses

Horned Europe from horned Africa [horns morphed into the European
crown]

Elizabeth II with crown [horns]

Sumer, Akkad, Babylon all were relatives of the sons of Kham and
related to Khemet according to the Biblical account. It amazes me
how modern Biblical scholars forget this fact when it suits their
agenda and ignore the African ancestry of Khemet.
"The mention of Nimrod in the Bible is rather limited. The Biblical
Nimrod was called "a mighty one on the earth" and "the mighty
hunter before Jehovah/Elohim." He was said to be the founder and
king of the first empire after the Biblical flood and his realm was
connected with the Mesopotamian towns Babylon, Uruk, Akkad,
Caleh, Nineveh, Resen, Rehoboh, and Calah."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nimrod_(king)
Question:
We see the word Ur and Akkad in the town that were under
Nimrodian control but was related to the Egypt according to the
biblical account. Did the concept of Zion or "The Holy City/City of
Righteousness" originate in Egypt/Khemet with the city of Anu/On?
Can Zion just be a mythical [heavenly] place, a people or a nation?
But Zion said, "The Lord has forsaken me, and the Lord has
forgotten me." Shall a woman forget her suckling child, from having
mercy on the child of her womb? These too shall forget, but I will
not forget you (again referring to the nation). Isaiah 54: 14-15.
Here Zion is saying something? The Lord has forsaken me and the
Lord has forgotten me? Sounds like Zion is a person or a nation
possibly Israel speaking up to God?.
Zion is mentioned in connection with Jerusalem and more specifically
the "City of David". The Jebusites or Canaanites originally controlled
Jerusalem before and after the time of the Biblical Melchezedeck
who's name meant the King of peace and righteousness. So that
may point to the fact that Zion was a place of righteousness that
housed the King of Righteousness and Peace.
According to the Bible, Melchezedeck received tithes from Abraham,
the patriarch or the Hebrews, and as the scriptures said: the lesser
was bless by the greater, meaning Abraham was blessed by
Melchezedeck, he being the greater one. Here are two Kings.
Abraham, and Melchezedeck, but the king who would later be the
Great Father of the Hebrews bowed to another king not of his people
or culture. Hummm. Yes, it could be etiquette, but what else?
GENESIS 14:18 "Then Melchizedek king of Salem brought out
bread and wine; he was the priest of God Most High. 19 And he
blessed him and said: "Blessed be Abram of God Most High,
possessor of heaven and earth; 20 and blessed be God Most High,

who has delivered your enemies into your hand." And he gave him a
tithe of all.
You only give a tithe to a priest of the God you serve or reverence and
Abraham had been chosen to be the man of El-Elyon, later to be
called Yahweh.
Gen. 17:7, "I will establish my covenant between me and you and
your descendants after you throughout this generation for an
everlasting covenant to be God to you and to your descendants
after you."
What does the name Jerusalem mean and how does it relate to
Egypt/Khemet?
'The name of Jerusalem (literally meaning "to establish peace or
submission") certainly symbolized the role that it played in
establishing and maintaining Egyptian control over the area called
Palestine during the 18th Dynasty. Both names are found in Chapter
11 of Nehemiah where the Hebrew stele reads "Yurushalayim ha
Qudesh," meaning, "Jerusalem the Holy City.
Can Jerusalem and Anu [On] be the same place or two sides of the
same coin? Let's look at Khemet to see if any of their kings or
Pher-aa/Pharoahs exploits can be tied to Jerusalem.
The capture of Jerusalem/Kadesh by Thutmose III also resolves the
formerly unknown source of the name Zion. Zion consists of the
components On (Hebrew for the holy city of On/Heliopolis in Egypt)
and the Hebrew word Zi (meaning arid place). Literally translated,
Zion appropriately becomes "Holy City of the Desert." [House of
Messiah. Ahmed Osman].
Jerusalem became a Holy City during the reign of Tutmoses III.
As an adult ruler, Tuthmoses III conducted 17 successful campaigns
that served him a position as the most successful Pharaoh ever in
military terms. He extended Egyptian territory and power
considerably, into Mesopotamia, Canaan [Megiddo] and Nubia. He
fought the Syrians [Assyrians] seeking refuge in Meggido [as the
Hebrew King David?]. The conquered territories were put under
control of vassal kings and chiefs, who paid taxes to Egypt. He
[Tut/David] extended the temple at Karnak, as well as constructing
new monuments at Abydos, Aswan, Heliopolis and Memphis. His
mummy was said to be found in 1881 at Dayru l-Bahri.

"So David slept with his fathers, and was buried in the city of David.
And the days that David reigned over Israel were 40 years: 7 years
reigned he in Hebron, and 33 years reigned he in Jerusalem. Then
sat Solomon upon the throne of David his father; and his kingdom
was established greatly." 1 Kings 2:10-12. The name David meant
beloved.

The sacredness attributed to Jerusalem by the Egyptians initially

derived from the transport of the Barque of Amun, a holy shrine
carried on poles in much the same manner as the Israelite Ark of
the Covenant, to the city by Thutmose III. The shrine was normally
kept within the Holy of Holies in the Temple of Amun at Karnak,
however Thutmose III had carried it with him into battle. It remained
with him when he took up residence in Jerusalem during the
prolonged siege of Megiddo.

Amun with feathers looking an awful lot like the 10 commandment

tablets on his head!

Please Read carefully!

The Jerusalem Jews were opposed to the Alexandrian
[Egypt/Khemet] temple and jealous, because they saw it as a rival
temple. When they got their version of the Septuagint [Greek version
of the Old Testament Bible], they minutely altered the word for Sun
(cheres) so that it read Destruction (heres) instead. Calling
On/Anu the City of Destruction or Desolation instead of the City of the
Sun or City of Righteousness. The Sun being the image/icon of the
God of Righteousness.

The Septuagint [Greek] version speaks of On/Anu reads ir-hazedek = a city of righteousness, but the altered version reads a
city of destruction. It is because of this tiny variation between the two
versions of the Septuagint that the King James and Authorized
versions have a marginal note about the alternative reading. The
correct rendering is City of the Sun, or Heliopolis is City of
Righteousness.
So could there be to Cities of Righteousness? Could there be two
places where a King of Righteousness and Peace resided in the
desert? Maybe but...
The Strongs and the Youngs Biblical Concordances, the one every
Christian stakes their life on, is in error with this word and many,
many others. This is just one incident. If you are using a Strong's
Concordance they will try to redirect your thinking, and use the word
'destruction or desolation' from the root word Aven in describing
On/Anu, but it is purely a matter of choice and blatant prejudice on
their part when defining On or Anu. They usually translate anything
that has to do with Egypt, Africa, and Ethiopia with contemptuous
linguistics, so reader beware!!!

Jerusalem had several names according to Strongs Concordance:

Ariel which was the symbolic name for Jerusalem meaning "Lion of
El" or God. It was named the Gihon, meaning to "burst forth", after
the river in Eden or Paradise. Hehder meaning "honor and glory".
Jebus meaning the "threshing floor".
According to Rev. David S. Clark -1921
"Its meaning goes beyond merely the place where grain was
threshed. It is symbolic of the relationship between the Bride and
the Bridegroom. It is not insignificant that Ruth came to Boaz at the
threshing floor (Ruth 3:6-14). Boaz represents Christ (our
kinsman redeemer) and Ruth, the Bride of Christ.
At the center of the threshing floor, one finds two large flat stones,
one resting on the top of the other. They were fitted and joined
together. The top stone was known as the female and the bottom
stone the male. The grinding of grain was a depiction of the act
of marriage (Job 31:10).
Its meaning goes beyond merely the place where grain was
threshed. It is symbolic of the relationship between the Bride and
the Bridegroom. It is not insignificant that Ruth came to Boaz at the
threshing floor (Ruth 3:6-14). Boaz represents Christ (our
kinsman redeemer) and Ruth, the Bride of Christ.

At the center of the threshing floor, one finds two large flat stones,
one resting on the top of the other. They were fitted and joined
together. The top stone was known as the female and the bottom
stone the male. The grinding of grain was a depiction of the act
of marriage (Job 31:10).
Can Jerusalem and Anu [On] be the same place or two sides of the
same coin?
"The capture of Jerusalem/Kadesh by Thutmose III also resolves the
formerly unknown source of the name Zion . Zion consists of the
components On (Hebrew for the holy city of On/ Heliopolis in Egypt )
and the Hebrew word Zi (meaning arid place). Literally translated,
Zion appropriately becomes "Holy City of the Desert." [House of
Messiah - Ahmed Osman]."
That may be a stretch for some of you. It is difficult to see a people
combining two separate words from different languages into one, but
we do that all the time. Jerusalem became a Holy City during the
reign of Tutmoses III. San Francisco a Spanish word has now
morphed for some [who do not come from the Bay Area] as Frisco.
Jazz musician and pianist Horace Silver has a song entitled Seor
Blues, using Spanish and English to form a mlange, so making the
comparison to Zi-On not too much of a stretch. A visual example is
the Griffin have lion and half bird, each part a symbol.

I have found, due to the System of White Supremacy that manifests

itself as Eurocentric History, on one side and on the other Arabic
History, that masquerades s Egyptian, Persian and Babylonian
history, have been manipulated by either or both peoples in order to
pick and choose ideas, icons, history, culture, words, and phrases
that are employed when describing African peoples in ancient secular
and Bible history. Commentaries and many the concordances, bible
dictionaries, and other aides to biblical understanding follow the
same pattern of misinformation, redirection and in many cases
outright fabrications.
In the case of Anu/On they, the Biblical redactors, made the choice of
tying idolatry, destruction or desolation to the name of the region to
make it and the inhabitants and founders of that religious city, a curse
and a shame in history, but why? To make us believe that everything
black is evil and cursed by the Creator and cause us not to question
the role of Egypt in Hebrew life before and after the Bible was written.

The Barque/Ark crosses Amenta

Based on the original true evidence On/Heliopolis should be
considered the original City of Righteousness and it was a mother or
sister city to Jerusalem. Why else did Joseph marry Anuset [Asneth],
the daughter of a priest of Anu? The same reason Moses married
Zipporah the daughter of Jethro the Priest of Midian the bloodline. The
Bible had to make a connection with Egypt for it to be considered a
sacred book, just as the leaders and the people had to make a
connection to Africa [see Moses and the reed bed or papyrus and
river] to be considered a people worthy of a country.
We will understand that better when we compare King David of Israel
and Tutmoses III Pharaoh of Egypt.
So what exactly is Zion?
Awaken, awaken, put on your strength, O Zion; put on the garments
of your beauty, Jerusalem, the Holy City, for no longer shall the
uncircumcised or the unclean continue to enter you. Shake
yourselves from the dust, arise, sit down, O Jerusalem; free yourself
of the bands of your neck, O captive daughter of Zion. Isaiah 52:1-2.
Circumcision was a custom of the Egyptian priesthood initiation rites
long before the Hebrew, so that is a huge clue. The circumcision
became a covenant right of the Hebrews from the time of Abraham,
but it had been a priestly rite of Egypt for millennia. Moses, being a
priest of the Mysteries, understood this ancient rite and reinstated it
the children of Israel in the wilderness. They acquiesced because of
their understanding through Abraham, and we believed it because it
was an original biblical principle of the Hebrews, or so we thought.
Jerusalem was a captive daughter of Zion. Jerusalem is the Holy City
and Zion. What else is said about Israel and Egypt?
When Israel was a child, then I loved him, and out of Egypt I called
my son (referring to a nation). The more they called them, the more
they went from them, and they sacrificed unto the Baalim, and offered
to graven images.
He shall not return into the land of Egypt, but the Assyrian shall be
his king, because they refused to return. Hosea 11:1-2, 5.
Here the Lord is speaking of calling Israel out of Egypt and because
of their sacrificing to inferior gods [worshipping the created and not

the Creator of all Things who is bless forever Amen] but, they will not
return to Egypt, the land of their nativity, but will ruled over by the
Assyrian. But, the Apostle Shaul speaks of this false worship in
Romans.
They say they are wise but they are fools; instead of worshipping
the immortal God, they worship images made to look like mortal
men or birds or animals or reptilesBecause those people refuse
to keep in mind the true knowledge about God, he has given them
over to corrupted minds and that they do the things they should not
do. Romans 1: 18-28 excerpted.
The original Egyptians did not worship the [neteru] attributes of the
One Creator God if correctly read will prove, but those who had not
the knowledge, did worship the creations rather than the Creator, but
that happens in all religions and religious interpretation1000 years
after the fact. Israel was one who did not fully understand and were
not taught the truth, thats why they went into captivity to the
Assyrians. [See my essays on Moses from information on
Iconography].
There is also a Biblical account
of Anu or On as mentioned in
Genesis. This centers around
Joseph, the son of Jacob [Israel]
and his sojourn as Vizier or
Prime Minister in Egypt. Joseph
married AnuSet [Aseneth] or
OnSet the daughter of Potirfera,
high Priest of On or Anu. An
excerpt from the Catholic
Encyclopedia states:
"Deeply impressed by the clear and plausible interpretation of his
dreams, and recognizing in Joseph a wisdom more than human,
the monarch entrusted to him the carrying out of the practical
measure, which he had suggested. For this purpose he raised him
to the rank of keeper of the royal seal, invested him with an authority
second only to that of the throne, bestowed on him the Egyptian
name of Zaphenath-paneah ("God spoke, and he came into life"),
and gave him to wife Aseneth, the daughter of Putiphares, the priest
of the great national sanctuary at On (or Heliopolis, seven miles
north east of the modern Cairo). "
To become a Vizier or third ruler of Egypt under Pharaoh, Joseph had
to go through the mystery school. Yes, you did! AND the Vizier also
wore the leopard or cheetah skin as a sign of authority, as did the
Sem-Priests of Egypt.

Sem-Priests opening the mouth of Osiris or the one who died in him.
Let us look as this example:
Lets say the Creator wanted to put you in the position of authority as
the Surgeon General of the United States. Could you take that
position if you did not attend and complete medical school? Nope.
Could He/She/It supernaturally give you the power to become
Surgeon General? Well yes, but thats not how things work usually.
Why? The President and his advisors would need to see your real
natural education, employment, if you'd published any medical
papers, and all your history. Even if the Lord equipped you with
supernatural medical knowledge you would still have to Go to
School!

The University System of Hu

It was the same thing with biblical Joseph and Moses. They had
talent, but they also had to matriculate thorough the Egyptian
educational system and become a specialized PRIEST!
What does Zion mean in referencing it with the Greek named
Heliopolis or Anu?
Helios meaning: Sun
Opolis meaning: City or Center
Zi meaning arid place
On meaning Holy City.
We see that they are similar. Sun City or Sun Center alludes to be a
hot place. It can be dry or arid. On or Anu was the center of worship
of Min.
Min was a neter of fertility. Ahmed Osman had chronicled Joseph as
being Yuya. Yuyas wife Thuya was the superintendent of the house of

Min. With this reasoning Thuya may have been AnuSet the wife of
Joseph.
Sometimes given as either the son or consort of Isis . He generally
held a flail in his raised right hand and wore a crown surmounted by
two tall plumes. The "White Bull" appears to have been sacred to
him. His most important sanctuaries were at Koptos (Qift) and
Akhmim (Panoplis). Min was also worshipped as a god [neter]of
desert roads and of travelers. In addition to his role in coronation rites,
Min was honoured in harvest festivals during which offerings of
lettuce and sheaves of wheat.[1][2]
Min is an Ancient Egyptian god whose cult originated in predynastic
times (4th millennium BC).[1] He was represented in many different
forms, but was often represented in male human form, shown with an
erect penis which he holds in his left hand and an upheld right arm
holding a flail. As Khem or Min, he was the god of reproduction; as
Khnum the potter, he was the creator of all things, "the maker of gods
and men." Wiki

Min with erect penis

Side note:
"Another aphrodisiac was the onion. They were forbidden to the
priests who had vowed celibacy, for fear that their passion might take
over, and that they might desecrate themselves! Fennel, ginger,
pomegranates, coriander in wine and radishes mixed with honey
were thought to have aphrodisiac qualities, too.["1][4]
"The mixed multitude that was among them lusted exceedingly: and
the children of Israel also wept again, and said, "Who will give us
flesh to eat? We remember the fish, which we ate in Egypt for
nothing; the cucumbers, and the melons, and the leeks, and the
onions, and the garlic; but now we have lost our appetite. There is
nothing at all except this manna to look at." Numbers 11:3-5
What is Joseph's Egyptian name?
"The Hebrew scribe must have slipped into the use of the common
Semitic root 'zaphan' when writing 'zaphenat' for the unfamiliar
vocalization of Joseph's Egyptian name. [Kenneth] Kitchen
concludes that the original was probably 'zat-en-aph', that is
Djed(u)-en-ef (in Egypto-speak) meaning 'he who is called' - a

phrase familiar to all Egyptologists. The expression was probably

vocalized as 'zatenaf'." The first sentence would then read
"Pharaoh named Joseph 'He who is called Pa'aneah'.". "It has long
been recognized that 'aneah' represents the Egyptian word ankh
(meaning 'life') or ankhu (meaning 'is alive'). Kitchen proposes that
the initial 'Pa' or 'Pi' element stands for Egyptian lipi or lipu."
Osman.
The Judges and Evils of Ancient Egypt in the Papyrus of Ani , it gives
the Name of the God [neteru], Identification and Crime Judged is as
follow for each city.
Name of God

Identification

Crime Judged

False - Strider

Heliopolis

Falsehood

Pale-One

Heliopolis

Babbling

See whom you bring

House of Min

Misbehavior

Youth

Heliopolian Nome

Unhearing of Truth

Josephs baby brother was named Ben-Anu or Ben-Oni by his

mother, and was renamed Benjamin by his father. See Gen 35:18.
"And it came to pass, as her soul was in departing, (for she died) that
she called his name Benoni: but his father called him Benjamin."
Question:
Had Rachel ever been to Egypt or On? Why would she name her son
Ben-Oni? The Jewish Encyclopedia says her naming him Ben-Oni is
a play on words because she was dying.
A play upon the name "Benjamin." According to Gen. xxxv. 18, it was
the name given by the dying Rachel to her son Benjamin.
Youngest son of Jacob by Rachel, who died on the road between
Beth-el and Ephrath, while giving him birth. She named him "Ben-oni"
(son of my sorrow); but Jacob, to avert the evil omen, called him "Ben
Yamin," son of the right hand; that is, of good luck (Gen. xxxv. 17, 18).
But, was she sorrowful about death or proclaiming who her last son
would be? A name carries the intrinsic value of who you are. Why
was it necessary for her husband to rename him? Well, I don't think
he did!
It was believed that the right testicle produced masculine seed, and
that when males were begotten they were developed in the right side
of the womb. Benjamin signifies "son of my right side;" thus the name
of a member of a family attests the reigning notion. The name Benoni,
given to the same individual by his mother, may mean, literally, either
"Son of Anu," or "Son of my On [righteouness]."

They were both saying the same thingSon of Anu or Ben-Oni =

Son of Man and Son of my right side which designated he was a
man. Anu is the Egyptian word for Man according to a quote from
The African origin of Civilization by Diop.
According to Amlineau An means man [in Diola]. Thus Anu originally
may have meant men.
According to other writers:
The male, or active, principle was typified by the idea of "solidity," and
"firmness"; and the female, or passive, principle by "water," "fluidity,"
or "softness." It is then, a priori, probable that Anu was the name of
the testis on the right side. The metaphors we sometimes hear,
such as "king of the lower world," "The original chief," "father of the
Gods," "The old Anu," relates to these parts, and are of phallic import.
The Art of circumcision of the penis:

Meru/Maasai Circumcision with spear appendage. The spear means

power and authority.
Nothing therefore could render the oath more solemn in those days
than touching the symbol of creation, the sign of the covenant, and
the source of that issue who may at any future period avenge the
breaking of a pact made with their progenitor." From this we learn
that Abraham, himself a Chaldee, had reverence for the phallus as
an emblem of the Creator.
Egyptian view:
Atem is he who masturbated in Iunu (On, Heliopolis ). He took his
phallus in his grasp that he might create orgasm by means of it,
and so were born the twins Shu and Tefnut. -- Pyramid Text
1248-49

Tefnut and Shu

The name of Yahweh [HwHY] and the yod [y] represents the phallus.
According to the Kabala brought out in meditating on the name
Yahweh.
The tip of the penis is Yod, the penis shaft itself is Vav and the
ten toes on my two feet are the two Heys; this is the third general
HAVAYA (Havaya). The Kabala

Circumcision
What does this mean in drawn images?
"The Circle, bluntly, in Circle in the Square represents the female, the
rounded shape or 'hole' of her reproductive organs, while the Square
means the line of the penis. The Circle is within the Square, that is
symbolically and effectively ruled by the male, even where
metaphysically (for instance in the medieval cosmogony where the
encircling ether or sky is female, while the encircled fountain
represented by the Hebrew letter yod is male), or materially (during
coitus, or while pregnant) she seems to surround and contain the
male; for her purpose for being is in nourishing and setting off the
glory and power, and to serve, and ultimately, "when she is good", to
become the crown of the male organ or as Wolfson explains, the
woman's highest pride would be to inhabit the very corona of the
circumcised penis! Circle in the Square: Studies in the Use of
Gender in Kabbalistic Symbolism Elliot R. Wolfson, (Albany: SUNY
P, 1995). 268 p.

Circle dot with bindus

SUN and SUN SIGN: The sun was worshipped as a personified,
life-giving deity in Babylonian, Egyptian, Greek, Roman, and other
major civilizations of history. The more common symbol is the
familiar face in the center of the sun's rays. A dot or point in the
center of a circle symbolizes the blending of male and female
forces. (See air, which also represents spirit, among the symbols
for Elements) Hindus call the midpoint in a circle the Bindu - the
spark of (masculine) life within the cosmic womb.[1][6]

Professor George Elder notes,

"Phallus, like all great religious symbols, points to a mysterious
divine reality that cannot be apprehended otherwise. In this case,
however, the mystery seems to surround the symbol itself. . . . It is
not as a flaccid member that this symbol is important to religion, but
as an erect organ." (6)

But what relates to the term circle?

Two of these [kabeiric] vases depict Odysseus and a Negro Circe...
Snowden, p. 161. Note: Circe - is where we get the English word
circle and church! So, is the church feminine or masculine? Is the
sun feminine or masculine? Was god seen as feminine or
masculine?
Dr. Albert Mackey, already quoted herein, also writes in his classic
work "Symbolism of Freemasonry," page 352, "Phallus, a
representation of the virile member which was venerated as a
religious symbol It was one of the modifications of sun worship,
and was a symbol of the fecundating power of that luminary. The
Masonic point within a circle is undoubtedly of phallic
origin."http://watch.pair.com/symbol.html
What of Circumcision?
From Herodotus we are informed the Syrians learned
circumcision from the Egyptians, as did the Hebrews. Says Dr.
Inman: "I do not know any thing which illustrates the difference
between ancient and modern times more than the frequency with
which circumcision is spoken of in the sacred books, and the
carefulness with which the subject is avoided now. To speak of any
man as being worthy or contemptible, as men and women did
among the Jews, according to the condition of an organ never
named, and very rarely alluded to, in a mixed company of males
and females among ourselves, shows us that persons holding
such ideas must have thought far more of these matters, and
spoken of them more freely, than we have been taught to do.
Abundance of offspring is the absorbing promise to the faithful; a
promise liable to fail except the parts destined to that purpose were
in an appropriate condition."
So the Kabalistic rendering of YHWH [HwHY]and the YYod is the head
or corona or penis of Yahweh, the circle or the circumcised penis is
the corona and the highest pride to have encircled it as a woman.
Circe was the name of an African manWhat does all this mean?
"Well like the brothers on the corner would say " We's all up and
through here!"
We see that Jacob who obviously understood the allusion to Son of
my right [hand] testicle, also understood the power of Ben-Onis
name. But remember we are reading the sanitized version and
de-Egypt-cized version of the translation of the Bible.

Seed of Osiris
So, that is why the translators did not say Son of my right testicle,
they said Son of my right hand or Son of the south [below the belt],
which was another way of saying Man because they believed a
male descended from the right testicle. The Anu were Men and from
the above picture they did not mind showing you their strength in
pictorial form, which was an erect penis.
The first men and all who were of promise of Abraham were named
after On/Anu as in the case of the Biblical Ben-Oni, Joseph, the Vizier
of Egypt's, baby brother. Joseph after being brought to Egypt by God
[Yahweh] married the daughter of the Priest of Anu The Priest of
Min Anu-Set or Aseneth was a high priestess. Tell me it was no-way
that a high priestess would marry out of her league! Joseph had to
already be someone, but it was hidden in the scriptures.
The name Anu was well know through out African and its relatives of
different nations.
Let me begin with Dr. Diops quote from Maspero:
Loudim, the eldest among them, personifies the Egyptian proper, the
Rotou or Romitou of the hieroglyphic inscription. Amamim represents
the great tribe of Anu, who founded On of the north [Heliopolis] and
On of the south [Hermothis] in prehistoric times. Pg. 72
Here is a simplistic hieroglyphic inscription of my name: Ekowa
Kenyatta, the symbol in the case of Anu related towns and people
would always have 3 pillars, as my name has 2 feathers. So, every
one would know by the calling card or standing stones that these
people, towns, nations were associated with the Anu.

Then Diop counters on Maspero thesis:

Another contradiction; Maspero seems at times to accept the theory
of Asiatic origin of Egyptians and recalls Pliny the Elder, who
attributed the founding of Heliopolis to Arabs. In the same text,
Maspero credits the settlement of that city to the Anu, whom he
[Maspero] identifies with Anamim, son of Mesraim, a Negro. Pg.73

What interested me are the connection with the tribe Anu and the
Biblical On and Zion and the people who were the Anu and Israel and
most of us ignore the connection.
Diop quotes another scholar Amlineau:
From various legends, I have been able to conclude that the
population settled in the Nile Valley were Negroes, since the goddess
Isis was said to have been a reddish Black woman. In other words, I
have explained, her complexion of caf au lait [coffee with milk], the
same as that of certain other Blacks whose skin seemed to cast a
metallic reflection of copper.
Hebrew definition of the Adam created in the Biblical account is: Red,
ruddy, black, soil, land.
And he made Adam out of the dust [dirt] of the ground.

He continues:
Amlineau designated the first black race to occupy Egypt by the
name Anu. He shows that it came slowly down/up the Nile [to the
Mediterranean or Ethiopic Sea] and founded the cities of Esneh,
Erment, Oouch, and Heliopolis, for, as he says:
All those cities have the characteristic [Hieroglyphic] symbol
that serves to denote the name Anu. Pg. 76
Question:
What was the characteristic symbol or mark that made men know
those towns were settled or founded by the Anu?

The Hieroglyphic symbols used by the Egyptians.

The Annu or Anu people wrote their names with
three pillars. Our people always used calling card.

Diop from Great African Thinkers;

we have one portrait of a chief, Tera Neter, roughly modeled in
relief in green glazed faience, found in the early temple at Abydos

[burial place of the real Osiris]. Preceding his name, his address is
given on the earliest visiting cards, Palace of the Anu in Hemen city,
Tera Neter. Pg. 39
So, does Zion have a hieroglyphic marker? Does Zion relate to Anu in
any way? The answer is Yes!
You can easily call it Zi-Anu:
(z n) (KEY) Zion or Sion (s n) (KEY) , section of Jerusalem,
defined in the Bible as the City of David [Tut 3]. Originally the name
referred to the Jebusite fortress conquered by David, on the
southeastern hill of Jerusalem. Zion was later applied to the hill where
the Temple stood, and in turn came to denote the Temple area itself.
Zion is symbolic of Jerusalem, of the Promised Land, of Israels hope
of returning to Palestine (hence the term Zionism), and of heaven or
Gods dwelling-place with his people.
But who was the God? Yahweh or Min? Khunum?

Tel Dan Stele of DwD [David. The D [dalet] and T[Tet] are
interchangeable in Hebrew, so it could stand for TwT or Tutmosis.
Zion was renamed the City of David, the temple where the Ark
resided and Jerusalem itself.
Zion; or Mount Zion, meaning "fortress." In the time of David
[Elhanan], a hilltop fortress in Jerusalem under the Jebusites. After
Jerusalem was captured, Zion was renamed the City of David and the
ark was placed there. 2 Sam. 5:7; 1 Kings 8:1; Ps. 76:2. Also the
temple in Jerusalem. Isa. 8:18. Or Jerusalem itself. Ps. 69:35; Jer.
31:6.

Tutmoses III and King David

TWT/DWD
Tutmoses III fought the Assyrians [Syrians]:
He [Tutmoses III] extended Egyptian territory and power
considerably, into Mesopotamia, Canaan [Megiddo] and Nubia. He
fought the Syrians [Assyrians] seeking refuge in Megiddo [King
David?] The conquered territories were put under control of vassal
kings and chiefs, who paid taxes to Egypt.
Tutmoses III exploits above are identical to the Biblical Davids. There
is a connection between the Cities of Egypt and Jerusalem.
Tutmose III "established garrisons in Syria" as the
Bible describes for King David in 2 Samuel 8:13.
Tutmose III was able to cross the Euphrates and erect a
second stele beside that of Tutmose I.
Tutmose III (David) "recovered his border at the river
Euphrates, according to 2 Samuel 8:3 the one originally
established by his grandfather.
There is a lot of similarities between the two rulers. If David was
Tutmoses then that connects the City of Anu with Zion.
Diop quotes:
Among the monumental narratives engraved on the walls of Egyptian
temples and referring to the great insurrections in Syria [ Assyria]
against the Egyptian hegemony, never do we see a list of rebels and
the vanquished the names of the Sidonians, of their capital, or any of
their cities. The most formidable of those uprisings, instigated by the
Assyrians or else the northern Hittites, were put down by Tutmoses
III Pg. 106.

Who was Tutmoses or Menkheperre?

On the death of Queen Hapshepsut, the great reign of the EighteenthDynasty began under Tutmoses III, that other outstanding southern
monarch, whose mother was a Sudanese Nubian.

A Sudanese Nubian woman

The cousin of Tutmoses III

Relief of TutMoses III

Elephantine

Tutmoses III at Del Bahari

On this painted temple relief, Tuthmoses III wears the atef-crown,
which elaborately combines a tall central element resembling the
White Crown with two ostrich plumes; the long, curling horns of a
ram; sun disk; and uraeus. In back is a falcon with outstretched
wings. The falcon was a favorite motif of Tuthmosis III and is often
associated with his image. At the upper right are the two cartouches
identifying the ruler by his throne name, Menkheperra, and birth
name.
The Falcon? Humm let's see: There is a book by Ralph Ellis called
"The Falcon of Sheba" where he speaks of that icon and David and
the Queen of Sheba being Egyptian royalty. Their Herald or Hebrew
icon was said to be the sun disk with wings.
The Obelisk in Central part is said to have been one erected in Egypt
by Tutmoses III.

Who was the Biblical David?

His name means Beloved, the 8th son of Jessie. There is no Biblical
record of the name of Davids mother, but it is obvious they want that
hidden because David was treated like an outcast in the biblical
account. He was not counted as a Son to Jesse when the prophet
Samuel came looking to anoint him David King. He was a descendant
of Ruth the Moabitess.
Biblical minimalists hold that David and his united kingdom never
existed, and that the stories told about his life were made up much
later by Jewish nationalists. Others consider him a real historical
figure, but like King Arthur, consider most of the traditions relating to
him to have more myth than substance.
The details of David's life given in these articles come from the
Hebrew Bibles and are not corroborated by other historical
documents. However, an ancient inscription found at Tel Dan is
generally considered to refer to a king of the "House of David",
providing indirect evidence that David did exist as a historical king.
Encyclopedia
The Bible is our only source of information about David. No ancient
inscription mentions him. No archaeological discovery can be
securely linked to him. The quest for the historical David, therefore, is
primarily exegetical.[1]
According to the Talmud (Bava Basra 91a) Davids mother was:
Nizbet bas Adael here they got the name is unknown as well as the
meaning of her name. although there is not other reference to that or
any other name in history. David was considered a bastard or born
out of wedlock and his father Jesse was ashamed of him.
I tried to break down the name in Hebrew.
Niz or Nes: The Hebrew word nes is defined in the Even Shoshan
dictionary as follows:
1) a banner, standard or identifying sign of a unit
2) a miraculous event, something supernatural;
3) an island, dry land surrounded by sea (from Greek nesos). A
sign or remembrance.

Bet: is a house or the number two.

Bas: Daughter of ...[it has to be someone or something usually a
deity].
Ada or Adah: means ornament or happy.
El: God or mighty one as in Elohim, used in ancient times at the
ending of names to say what god you served as in Daniel.
Davids mother name may have meant:
Niz[Nes]bet The miracle or banner for the great house.

Bas: "daughter [of]"

AdaEl The ornament of the god El.
Together her name may mean:
" Sign or the great house, the daughter of the ornament of
El."

Who could that possibly have been? Where was the Great House of
El? Let us look to an Egypt.
Tutmoses III mother was said to have been a concubine or Tutmoses
II said to be Auset or Isis. This may have been another Isis and not
the original Isis who was married to Osiris and birthed Horus. This
Isis who was the mother of TutMoses who was the mother of
Tutmoses III was supposedly a harem girl, but was she?
Isis: She was a lesser wife of Tuhthmosis II. She was a commoner
and member of his harem. After giving birth to Tuthmosis III (the
heir) she was elevated to the rank of "Royal Mother".
What is the Kings concubine mean? Concubine is a minor wife or
second wife.

Pharaohs also had a host of 'minor wives' but, since succession did
not automatically pass to the eldest son, such women are known to
have plotted to assassinate their royal husbands and put their sons
on the throne. Given their ability to directly affect the succession, the
term 'minor wife' seems infinitely preferable to the archaic term
'concubine'.
Yet even the word 'wife' can be problematic, since there is no
evidence for any kind of legal or religious marriage ceremony in
ancient Egypt. As far as it is possible to tell, if a couple wanted to be
together, the families would hold a big party, presents would be given
and the couple would set up home, the woman becoming a 'lady of
the house' and hopefully producing children.
But check this OUT!!! Remember the name of Davids mother
according to the Talmud? Nizbet bas Adael which meant:
The sign or the great house, the daughter of the ornament of
El.
Such women [second wives and concubines] were given the title
'ornament of the king', chosen for their grace and beauty to
entertain with singing and dancing. But, far from being closeted away
for the king's private amusement, such women were important
members of court and took an active part in royal functions, state
events and religious ceremonies. BBC Documentary on the house of
the Pharoah's

Ah Ha!!! The plot thickens!

Isis or Auset means: Throne or seat of authority. Here is his
mother sitting of the Square. This seated statue was dedicated by
Tuthmosis III to the temple of Amon-Re at Karnak, therefore the legs
of its seat bear an inscription reading: " the perfect god, lord of the
two lands; Menkheperre (Tuthmosis III), beloved of Amon-Re ... He
made (it) as his monument for his mother, the king's mother Isis,
justified ". The queen is depicted with her hands on her thighs. Over
her wig, a cylindrical base once held two feathers, while frontal uraei
bear the crowns of Upper and Lower Egypt.
http://www.egyptianmuseum.gov.eg/details.asp?which2=678

Isis mother of TutMoses

Now, that is interesting! Davids mother Nizbet bas Adael name is an
honor, miracle and a sign for the house. She is an ornament for a
mighty man or God, in the Hebrew sense, and in the Egyptian he was
an ornament of the Pharaoh. Now remember David is the one who
was related to Ruth the Moabitess [the mothers father -incest] and
the foundation on which the Messiah was to come forth. But, why
then would his father, Jesse [see below] not count him among those
who were to be examined by Samuel? Why would they not SIT until
David came? Because he was a prince as Tutmoses
"Then Jesse called Abinadab and made him pass before Samuel.
And he said, "The LORD has not chosen this one either." Next
Jesse made Shammah pass by. And he said, "The LORD has not
chosen this one either." Thus Jesse made seven of his sons pass
before Samuel. But Samuel said to Jesse, "The LORD has not
chosen these." And Samuel said to Jesse, "Are these all the
children?" And he said, "There remains yet the youngest, and
behold, he is tending the sheep." Then Samuel said to Jesse,
"Send and bring him; for we will not sit down until he comes here."
1 Sam. 16:8-11 KJV."
David was not counted in with Jesse 7 sons.
"And Jesse made seven of his sons pass before Samuel. And
Samuel said to Jesse, "The Lord has not chosen these." And Samuel
said to Jesse, "Are all your sons here?" And he said, "There remains
yet the youngest, but behold, he is keeping the sheep." And Samuel
said to Jesse, "Send and fetch him; for we will not sit down till he
comes here." And he sent, and brought him in. Now he was ruddy,
and had beautiful eyes, and was handsome. And The Lord said,
"Arise, anoint him; for this is he." Then Samuel took the horn of oil,
and anointed him in the midst of his brothers; and the Spirit of The
Lord came mightily upon David from that day forward." (1 Samuel
16:10-13 RSV)
King Saul referred to David this way:
The transition of the monarchy from Saul to David did not occur
immediately, or easily. Saul was killed in battle against the
Philistines before David became king of all Israel. Before that time
however, Saul became increasingly bitter against David, and

frequently spoke of David in a derogatory manner simply as the

"son of Jesse" (e.g. 1 Samuel 22:7).
Jesse means: I posses - The title 'Son of Jesse' would be 'Son of my
Possession'.
How could that be derogatory? Unless is is an allusion to David's birth
from a second wife and not fully entitled to the throne although
anointed. But, it gives us a clue. Here David is repenting and
confessing to God in Psalms 51, mentions his birth it is obvious that
David and others considered him a bastard child of Jesse.
Behold, I was brought forth in iniquity,
And in sin my mother conceived me.
Psalms 51:5
Sin is the Hebrew word Chet

and it can mean: To sin, miss,

miss the way, go wrong, incur guilt, forfeit, purify from uncleanness
from that root word Chata

This can be a sin against anyone not just God. His mother may not have been the sining one. His father may have been th
The Torah says:
Exodus 22:16-17. "And if a man entice a maid that is not betrothed,
and lie with her, he shall surely endow her to be his wife. If her
father utterly refuse to give her unto him, he shall pay money
according to the dowry of virgins."
So, if Jesse was the trip and not the mother of David who named
meant T'he ornament of El' why was David considered a Bastard?
Was he? The scriptures say
Deuteronomy 23:2 "A bastard shall not enter into the congregation
of the LORD; even to his tenth generation shall he not enter into the
congregation of the LORD."
Question:
David ate the Shew bread [bread of faces] that was reserved
only for the priest could a bastard do that?
Does the word Bastard in Hebrew mean the same as in
Egyptian or the translated language of English?
What we have here is a failure to understand the scriptures and
the culture by the scribes of Europe. Strong's Concordance uses the
word Bastard in Hebrew meaning a Person of a mixture from the
word Mamzar. But that word was chosen to hide the royalty of
David/Tutmose.
Mamzar is said to be a mixture or mingling, but a mixture or the
mingling in what sense? Was it the mixing of family or ideas or

cultures? r was it that Davids mother was not of Royal blood, just like
Tutmoses mother?
There were no bastards in Egypt or Israel. There are no bastards
in Africa. That is a foreign term, birthed in Europe according to the
Oxford Dictionary. Yes, here are children that are born out of wedlock
in Africa in modern and ancient times, but in a society were plural
marriages are the norm how can there be bastards?
Mamzar means a mixture and not necessarily in a negative sense.
"If a man had sex with a virgin, they were married. How then could
a king be "born out of wedlock" ? If a man had sex with a virgin and
her father refused to let her marry him, and later it was discovered
that she was impregnated, then certainly the father would
reconsider his decision and they'd be married. This sentence is a
reference to Israelite law which required that a king be of their
brethren[Tribe of Israel], and not a foreigner.
Deu 17:15 Thou shalt in any wise set him king over thee, whom the
LORD thy God shall choose: one from among thy brethren shalt
thou set king over thee: thou mayest not set a stranger over thee,
which is not thy brother.
This has nothing to do with marriage or illegitimacy or wedlock--this
has only to do with preserving the seed through a requirement that
the king be of the same blood as his subjects."
Did that bastard or mixed title relate to Tutmoses III?
Thutmose II's first wife Hatshepsut considered Thutmose III as a
bastard/mixed blood not of royalty and lacking of royal blood in his
veins. Thutmose III spent his youth in Thebes, walking from the
palace to Karnak where the priests of Amon taught him how he will
have to rule the country later on. At that time Amon's clergy was very
powerful and that's why the priests were in charge of the young
pharaoh's education.
This made a link between political and religious world. Educating a
future pharaoh was a very good guarantee for the priests to increase
their power in Egypt. Soon the fact that Thutmose was a
bastard/mixed and not of royal blood line and became a problem.
Priests thought that women (queens) were the only one who had the
purest royal blood. The problem was that Thutmose II and Hatshepsut
hadn't had any male descendant, so Thutmose III [whose mother Isis
was under Hapshepsut] was the only one who could reign. The
Pharaohs in the 18th dynasty were mainly warrior and the new
Pharaoh had to perpetuate this tradition. Thutmose III was a
promising warrior pharaoh....Thutmose was about 30 years old when
he, at last, took the Egyptian throne.
What's in a name?
History and Archeology all indicated that the David who created the

empire inherited by Solomon can have been only one person

Tutmoses IIIthe greatest king of the ancient world. (David is DwD in
the Bible, which, in transliteration into Egyptian becomes TwT the
first part of the name of Tutmoses III) The empire that he went to
recover had been established initially by his grandfather Tutmoses
I,who had himself erected the stele by the Euphrates .[1][12]

The name David means: Beloved

David and Tutmoses III have many similarities.
Davids name is given as Elhanan in Samuel
meaning: Whom God [El] has helped or
Whom God has graciously bestowed. or "El has bent down"
Tutmoses IIIs throne name is MEN-KHEPER-RE, meaning: Lasting
are the manifestations of Re. Tutmoses means: Born of God [Thoth].
Djehutymes III is his Egyptian name and it means: The Mighty Prince.
Note:
The Royal blood was descendant from the Ethiopian woman
historically. David was anointed to be king at an early age and then
summoned to play for King Saul at the age of 17. Later David a great
warrior and a man with too much blood o his hands was crowned
King at 30 years old.
"The people of Judea were grateful to David for saving them from
desert raiders while he was in Ziklag, and they appointed David
king. Meanwhile, Abner son of Ner crowned Ish-Boshet son of Saul
king over the tribes of Israel. The kingdoms of Judah and Israel
fought, with Davids dynasty growing stronger as Sauls grew
weaker. Finally, after Abner had a fight with Ish-Boshet, Abner
approached David and made a pact with him, which allowed David
to unite the two kingdoms and rule over all of Israel. As Abner was
leaving David, however, Davids advisor and army commander,
Joab, killed Abner without Davids knowledge. Soon, Ish-Boshet
was also killed and the tribes of Israel anointed David as their king.
David was 30 years old at the time, and had ruled over Judah for
seven years and six months. Over the years, he had taken more
wives and had many children. He had also made pacts with kings
of various surrounding countries."
According to the Catholic Encyclopedia:
By God's command, David, who was now thirty years old, went up
to Hebron to claim the kingly power. The men of Judah accepted
him as king, and he was again anointed, solemnly and publicly.
Other similarities:
"When the people of Kadesh revolted in 1458 BC, Thutmose III led
an army out of Egypt to destroy the rebels."

"After the fall of the Syrian city of Kadesh (in the Biblical region of
Zobah and Hamath) during the sixth military campaign (he
conducted a total of 17 in all), Thutmose III was able to cross the
Euphrates and erect a second stele beside that of Thutmose I. In
essence, Thutmose III (David) "recovered his border at the river
Euphrates," (2 Samuel 8:3) that border being the one originally
established by his grandfather. It was at this time that Thutmose III
(David) "established garrisons in Syria" as the Bible describes (2
Samuel 8:13)." http://members.aol.com/ankhemmaat/david.htm
The connection with David and Tutmoses is too lengthy to go into, I
will leave that to the student in you, but suffice it to say, the similarities
are striking!
If/since David is Tutmoses III that is further proof that Zi-On and the
men of Anu is a part of Egypt. Zi-On or Jerusalem was a suburb of
the The City of David/TuthMose and Zi-On is a mirror of Anu or
Heliopolis in Egypt. Just as the translators tried to make On a city of
Desolation to confuse the issue, me must be diligent in finding the
truth hidden in plain sight.
"Out Egypt I have called my son..."
Lets look at Amos 1:2
The Lord will roar from Zion.
It is a pity that our translators had not followed the hemistich
[translator English] form of the Hebrew meaning:
1. A half line of verse, especially when separated rhythmically from
the rest of the line by a caesura.
2. An incomplete or imperfect line of verse.
Using the hemistich from it would read:
The Lord from Zion shall roar, And from Jerusalem shall give forth
his voice; And the pleasant dwellings of the shepherds shall mourn,
And the top of mount Carmel shall wither. Amos 1:2
Is it God from Zion or the Lord meaning: A prince king or Pharaoh?
"Of David, it was written in Psalm 2, "I will proclaim the decree ...
'You are my Son; today I have become your Father ... I will make the
nations your inheritance, the ends of the earth your possession.
You will rule them...'"
"It is recorded that the God/Amun and Father of Thutmose III's
spoke of him, "I grant thee by decree the earth in its length and
breadth. The tribes of the East and those of the West ... that thy
conquests may embrace all lands ... I ordain that all aggressors
arising against thee shall fail ..."
Conclusion:

We see the connection with Jerusalem and the city of On/Anu,

Joseph and AnuSet, David and Tutmoses III. It is my conclusion that
Zion is the Anu of Israel, just like the American Embassy is America in
whatever country that we have relations with. Israel was a suburb of
Egypt and the buffer between the Assyrians and others.
"Do we, the late-born, really know anything at all about someone who
lived in the past?"
Grete Weil, The Bride Price
The point is valid. What do we know about any of it? We must
retrace the steps and look at the evidence as n any good crime. We
have to be the modern day C.S.I for history.
Blessings,
Ekowa
2oo5-2oo7
Edited by Dr. K. Echengi Limbere