Maybe you should stop
lying and cease making false narratives for those who are so easily seduced by your craftiness and willingness to deceive at any cost. YOU, Kerry, are a
liar. Joseph Smith said nothing about
Jews with regard to the Book of Abraham and the translation therein, written and read by Hebrews & Egyptians alike in Abraham’s own time!
Read my lips Kerry:
THERE WERE NO JEWS *WHEN* ABRAHAM PENNED THE PAPYRUS WHICH SMITH DATED AS 3,500 YEARS OLD!
Do you understand that, Mr. Mulhestein? Do you have a brain? Can you count? Listen, not one single Jew existed when Abraham went to Egypt! Smith claimed the papyrus was as old as the Patriarch himself,
written by his own hand. Will you circumvent Smith and deny his revelation in dating the papyrus? Repeat after me, Kerry:
JOSEPH SMITH WAS WRONG!
But you have the audacity to say
“Maybe we shouldn’t be looking at what Egyptians thought Facsimiles meant at all, but rather at how ancient Jews would have interpreted them”! But according to Joseph Smith and biblical chronology there were no Jews to interpret what Abraham penned by his own hand upon papyrus. Judah had not yet been born! So please, shut up about the Jews! Enough! You’re just trying to fool gullible readers and those who aren’t smart enough to detect your apologetic tricks. But I know your tricks, and I can beat you at your own game,
every single time.
Joseph Smith was absolutely adamant about what the Egyptians thought of the Facsimiles in which Abraham was said to produce to commemorate his ministry in Egypt. None of it has anything to do with post-Abrahamic JEWS! The Jews did not exist. The Egyptians and Hebrews in whom Abraham referenced lived in Abraham’s day, a time that predated Isaac and Jacob.
- “Designed to represent the pillars of heaven, as understood by the Egyptians”
- “in relation to this subject, the Egyptians meant it to signify”
- “which is called by the Egyptians”
- “called by the Egyptians”
- “a numerical figure, in Egyptian”
- “Signifies Abraham in Egypt”
- “King Pharaoh, whose name is given in the characters above his head”
- “Prince of Pharaoh, King of Egypt, as written above the hand”