Over a century ago renowned British Egyptologist Sir Dr. E.A. Wallis Budge,
a keeper of the Egyptian and Assyrian antiquities at the British Museum,
as well as a confessed Christian, remarked that a study "tracing the influence
of ancient Egyptian religious beliefs and mythology on Christianity
... would fill a comparatively large volume."
Since Dr. Budge’s time, for a variety of reasons, including
the seemingly irreconcilable academic gap between historians and theologians,
no one has taken up the call to produce such a volume
until now.
Destined to be a classic,
enjoyed by both the professional scholar and the layperson,
this comparative religion book contains a startling perspective
of the extraordinary history of Egyptian religion
and its profound influence upon the later Christian faith.
‘Christ in Egypt: The Horus-Jesus Connection’ by D.M. Murdock,
also known as Acharya S,
uses a massive amount of primary sources
and the works of highly credentialed authorities in relevant fields
to demonstrate that the popular gods Horus and Jesus
possessed many characteristics and attributes in common.
Drawing from thousands of ancient Egyptian texts in an assortment
of translations along with the original language,
as well as modern research in a number of other languages,
controversial independent scholar of comparative religion and mythology
Ms. Murdock puts together an astonishing amount of fascinating information
that shows many of our most cherished religious beliefs and concepts
did not appear suddenly out of the blue,
but have long histories in numerous cultures found around the globe,
including and especially in the glorious land of the Pharaohs.
If you thought Part 1 of the official version of the movie ‘Zeitgeist’
was interesting and wanted to learn more,
here is the book you have been waiting for.
Find out whether or not the following is true
about the Egyptian god Horus:
Horus was born on December 25th or the winter solstice in a manger,
he was of royal descent, and his mother was the virgin Isis Mary.
Horus’s birth was announced by a star in the east
and attended by three wise men.
At age 12 he was a child teacher in the temple
and at age 30 he was baptized.
Horus was baptized by Anup the baptizer, who was decapitated.
The Egyptian god had twelve companions, helpers or disciples.
Horus performed miracles, exorcised demons,
and raised Osiris from the dead.
The god walked on water.
Horus was crucified between two thieves.
He or Osiris was buried for three days in a tomb and resurrected.
Horus or Osiris was also the “Way, The Truth, the Life,”
“Messiah,” the “Son of Man,” the “Good Shepherd,”
the “Lamb of God,” the "Word made flesh,”
the “Word of Truth,” etc.
Horus was called “Holy Child,” as well as “the Anointed One,”
while Osiris was the KRST.
Horus battled with the Evil One - Set or Seth.
Horus was to reign for one thousand years.
‘Christ in Egypt: The Horus-Jesus Connection’
uses thousands of primary source texts
such as the Egyptian Book of the Dead,
the Pyramid texts,
the Coffin texts,
the Hebrew and Greek Old Testaments,
the Greek New Testament, Coptic texts,
and the writings of early church fathers.
Christ in Egypt also includes research in the original languages
such as Egyptian, Greek, Latin and Hebrew.
Christ in Egypt incorporates modern research in German and French
with everything conveniently translated for your ease of reference.
Christ in Egypt further includes a brand new map of Egypt
specifically created by the author with all the relevant place names.
Christ in Egypt further provides 60-plus illustrations,
contains almost 2400 citations and footnotes
frequently annotated in the old-school manner
at the bottom of each page.
Christ in Egypt includes an extensive
user-friendly table of contents and index,
and provides a massive bibliography of over 900 sources
including books by respected publishers in peer-reviewed journals.
The citations provide cross-references for a variety of translations
of Egyptian texts from the earliest in English to the most modern,
including the translations of Raymond Faulkner,
James P. Allen, as well as Thomas George Allen, Samuel Mercer,
E.A. Wallis Budge and Samuel Birch.
Christ in Egypt includes the works of
popular modern Egyptologists such as the following.
Also provided in Christ in Egypt are comments
from respected astronomers and historians.
Find out more about how Christianity was largely created
at Alexandria, Egypt, by wealthy citizens, politicians
and brotherhood groups. Who are the Therapeuts?
Who is Philo? Who is the hybridizing emperor?
Also find out why this important and fascinating information
is not widely known.
Christ in Egypt provides information you won't currently get
from any typical theology or comparative religion course.
This book will change all of that; see how.
And be sure to bring this material up to your teacher
or professor's attention. I’m sure they'll love it.
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