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|RAUKEEYANG “expanse, firmament of the heavens” = SHAUMAU “to be high, heavens” = Hebrew SHAUMAHYEEM (BofAbraham facsimile 1:12, 2:4) ∥”1,000" (in Egyptian usage) ∥Oliblish-, Kolob-time. | |||
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KJV “firmament” = Hebrew rāqîyaˁ (Genesis 1:6 = raukeeyang in Seixas-style Sephardic transliteration), the dome-like firmament, or sky, "raised up" by Khnum.<ref>''Anchor Bible Dictionary'', III:1167-1168; Currid, ''Ancient Egypt and the Old Testament'', 67, citing Sauneron & Yoyotte, ''La naissance du monde'', 72; cf. Genesis 1:6-7.</ref> | |||
However, Horus is the “Sky”-god par excellence; Coffin Text 162 (II, 403-404), speaks of a "ship of 1000 cubits from end to end," along with the ''wiЗ n ḥḥ'' "boat of millions of years (solar boat)," mentioned in parallel with the ''ḥnw''-boat of Sokar<ref>Cf. H. Nibley in ''Sunstone'', 4/5-6 (Dec 1979):51b, citing Erman & Grapow, ''Wb'' III:230 "its soul is a thousand fold"; Nibley, ''Message of the Joseph Smith Papyri'', 1st ed., 138, on the Coffin Text.</ref> (Hebrew has no word for "million"); cf. “ship of a thousand” used by Osiris, described on the Sarcophagus of Princess Anchenneferibre. During the Festival of Sokar, his boat was drawn on a sledge in procession around his local sanctuaries, symbolic of the orbit of the sun.<ref>M. Rhodes, JSH-TYL, 10.</ref> | |||
See SHAUMAU, SHAUMAHYEEM, OLIBLISH, KOLOB. | |||
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*Gee, John. "Book of Abraham, selected non-Emglish words in," in ''Pearl of Great Price Reference Companion'', ed. Dennis L. Largey, 63. Salt Lake City: Deseret Book, 2017. | |||
*Smith, Robert F. “Some ‘Neologisms’ from the Mormon Canon,” ''1973 Conference on the Language of the Mormons'', May 31, 1973, 64-68. Provo: BYU Language Research Center, 1973, online at https://www.scribd.com/document/363522963/SOME-NEOLOGISMS-FROM-THE-MORMON-CANON . | |||
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| Pearl of Great Price PN | 1. | RAUKEEYANG “expanse, firmament of the heavens” = SHAUMAU “to be high, heavens” = Hebrew SHAUMAHYEEM (BofAbraham facsimile 1:12, 2:4) ∥”1,000" (in Egyptian usage) ∥Oliblish-, Kolob-time. |
KJV “firmament” = Hebrew rāqîyaˁ (Genesis 1:6 = raukeeyang in Seixas-style Sephardic transliteration), the dome-like firmament, or sky, "raised up" by Khnum.[1]
However, Horus is the “Sky”-god par excellence; Coffin Text 162 (II, 403-404), speaks of a "ship of 1000 cubits from end to end," along with the wiЗ n ḥḥ "boat of millions of years (solar boat)," mentioned in parallel with the ḥnw-boat of Sokar[2] (Hebrew has no word for "million"); cf. “ship of a thousand” used by Osiris, described on the Sarcophagus of Princess Anchenneferibre. During the Festival of Sokar, his boat was drawn on a sledge in procession around his local sanctuaries, symbolic of the orbit of the sun.[3]
See SHAUMAU, SHAUMAHYEEM, OLIBLISH, KOLOB.
Notes
- ↑ Anchor Bible Dictionary, III:1167-1168; Currid, Ancient Egypt and the Old Testament, 67, citing Sauneron & Yoyotte, La naissance du monde, 72; cf. Genesis 1:6-7.
- ↑ Cf. H. Nibley in Sunstone, 4/5-6 (Dec 1979):51b, citing Erman & Grapow, Wb III:230 "its soul is a thousand fold"; Nibley, Message of the Joseph Smith Papyri, 1st ed., 138, on the Coffin Text.
- ↑ M. Rhodes, JSH-TYL, 10.
Bibliography
- Gee, John. "Book of Abraham, selected non-Emglish words in," in Pearl of Great Price Reference Companion, ed. Dennis L. Largey, 63. Salt Lake City: Deseret Book, 2017.
- Smith, Robert F. “Some ‘Neologisms’ from the Mormon Canon,” 1973 Conference on the Language of the Mormons, May 31, 1973, 64-68. Provo: BYU Language Research Center, 1973, online at https://www.scribd.com/document/363522963/SOME-NEOLOGISMS-FROM-THE-MORMON-CANON .
