Lebor Clann Glas

1

1	In the Great Age of the Hound and Young Bull,
2	Three thousand one hundred and twenty seven years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (1353 BCE),
4	Upon the death of Pharaoh Amenhotep III,
5	The High Priest AY(E) of Amen-Ra did come to Memphis,
6	To collect Thutmoses to prepare him,
7	And anoint him new pharaoh.
8	Since the death of his grandfather,
9	Thutmoses had dedicated himself,
10	To being a great priest,
11	To study and learn,
12	The ancient stories of the druids,
13	To learn and understand,
14	The wisdom of the ancients,
15	And the wisdom of YO-YAH,
16	In the nature of the Aten (universal God).
17	In the great hall of Memphis,
18	The High Priest AY(E) called upon Thutmoses,
19	To leave the priests,
20	And his study,
21	And take up his role as Pharaoh,
22	To oversee the funerary procession,
23	Of His father,
24	As new pharaoh,
25	According to custom.

2

1	But Thutmoses would not be moved.
2	In the presence of his mother Queen Tiye,
3	He did present to the High Priest,
4	The former coloured robe of YO-YAH,
5	For which he was refused to wear,
6	On account of his excommunication,
7	By the druids.
8	He did proclaim,
9	I have no rest in my loins,
10	So long as a great hero of Egypt,
11	May not rest.
12	High Priest AY(E) did tell him,
13	That as Pharaoh,
14	He would be ruler over a great empire,
15	Stretching far east to Asia,
16	Far west of all of Africa,
17	North and the whole of the inland sea and islands,
18	A god to his people,
19	That he could build great temples,
20	In honor of YO-YAH.
21	Thutmoses did reply,
22	That his father had fought long and hard,
23	To clear the name of YO-YAH,
24	But the most ancient druids had refused,
25	Even upon the edicts of a Pharaoh.
26	There is but one thing,
27	The stubborn ancient druids (holly),
28	Revere more than power,
29	Is knowledge,
30	And knowledge flowing within the blood.
31	He did then proclaim his abdication,
32	As crown prince,
33	That he would travel,
34	To the most sacred Isle of (H)Ibiru,
35	Of his ancestors,
36	Carrying with him the greatest scrolls,
37	Of Science and mathematics and culture,
38	And himself as a vessel of priestly and royal blood.
39	Upon his sons declaration,
40	Queen Tiya did speak:
41	My sons heart is true,
42	I shall accompany him to the island,
43	Of my father,
44	To implore the druids,
45	For the mercy of the soul,
46	Of my father,
47	As a Queen.

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1	Yet soon after,
2	Queen Tiye did give up the ghost.
3	So Thutmoses with the heart of his mother,
4	Did travel to the sacred Isle,
5	Carrying the greatest scrolls of mathematic,
6	Of wisdom and culture to the druids,
7	With the robes of YO-YAH,
8	For his redemption,
9	In the eyes,
10	Of stubborn druids.
11	There upon the most sacred of all isles,
12	Thutmoses did remain,
13	And Thutmoses did marry into the holly,
14	And the wisdom of scrolls he carried,
15	Did impress the druids.
16	Yet it was his blood they most revered.
17	Now folded into the oldest,
18	And most sacred of priests and messengers,
19	The priests and kings from the beginning of time.
20	For the name YOYAH as YOSEF (Joseph),
21	Became a most revered name,
22	Reserved only for the greatest druids.

4

1	With the rejection by Thutmoses,
2	AY(E) the High Priest,
3	Did return to Thebes,
4	Where Naphu-rureya (Akhenaten) was studying.
5	Upon his arrival AY(E),
6	Did tell Naphu-rureya,
7	That upon the abdication of his brother.
8	In the presence of a noble and priestly court,
9	Naphu-rureya (Akhenaten) would now be Pharaoh.

5

1	In the Great Age of the Hound and Young Bull,
2	Three thousand one hundred and sixty seven years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (1353 BCE),
4	Naphu-rureya at age of 25,
5	Was anointed Pharaoh Amenhotep IV,
6	Which means Amen is satisfied.
7	At the suggestion of the priests,
8	That had tutored him,
9	And the place that had been his home,
10	For some years,
11	Amenhotep Was first to make Thebes,
12	His new Royal Capital.
13	A strange and melancholy King,
14	Was Pharaoh Amenhotep IV.
15	No wife by his side,
16	He did immerse himself in writing,
17	In wisdom, law and poems.

6

1	AY(E) The High Priest of Amen-Ra,
2	Did arrange for him a wife,
3	Called Kiya,
4	The daughter of a Thebian Priest,
5	And daughter of Amen-Ra,
6	As was custom.
7	But after one year no heir was conceived,
8	To an older King.
9	As Pharaoh Amenhotep IV,
10	Had not consummated their marriage,
11	Fearing the end of an age,
12	Two royal lines,
13	One of King-Pharaohs,
14	The other of King-Priests,
15	The priests of Amen,
16	Debated and prayed a solution.
17	Some considered appointing,
18	The High Priest as Pharaoh,
19	For their blood did contain the same,
20	Noble and sacred path.
21	But older and wiser priests,
22	Considered such action may cause,
23	Rebellion and an end to all the Hyksos blood.
24	Others considered appointing a puppet,
25	Or a strong warrior,
26	Capable of defending the empire,
27	But loyal to the priests.
28	Then AY(E) struck upon an idea,
29	They would search the known world,
30	To find the most beautiful princess,
31	In all the lands.
32	Strong and faithful,
33	She would give the Pharaoh,
34	Strong heirs,
35	And the melancholy of the line,
36	Would be overcome.

7

1	The priests did come across but one princess,
2	Her name was Tadukhipa (Tadu-Hepa),
3	The daughter of Tushratta,
4	The king of Mitanni.
5	It was said that so beautiful she be,
6	That men were spelled,
7	And would willingly die,
8	Just for the chance to gaze upon her beauty once.
9	So strong in combat she be,
10	That she would easily dispatch the best warrior.
11	So wise she be,
12	She was known to correct the priests of Mitanni.
13	The High Priests did make an agreement,
14	With King Tushratta,
15	And brought Tadukhipa,
16	To the court of Amenhotep,
17	At Thebes,
18	Where The Pharaoh spent his days,
19	Writing wisdom and poems.
20	Upon gazing the most beautiful woman,
21	The world had ever seen,
22	Her strength and wisdom,
23	The Pharaoh declared,
24	Upon the Universal God,
25	Above all others,
26	I am blessed.
27	For here is my Queen,
28	My companion for life.
29	Within short time,
30	They were married,
31	And Tadukhipa,
32	Was given the royal name,
33	Nefertiti.

8

1	Within one year of marriage,
2	The first daughter of Amenhotep IV,
3	And Nefertiti was born.
4	Her name was Meritaten.
5	Within two years and by Year 3,
6	Of the reign of Amenhotep IV,
7	His second daughter was born,
8	Her name was Meketaten.
9	The Pharaoh was entranced,
10	By his Queen,
11	He did lavish upon her all manner,
12	Of praise and reward.
13	She in turn did learn,
14	Of his Knowledge and teachings,
15	And revelations,
16	Since the time of YO-YAH (Joseph).

9

1	At first, the High Priests of Amen-Ra,
2	Were joyous upon their plan.
3	The Pharaoh no longer a lonesome poet,
4	But a strong Pharaoh,
5	Supported by a beautiful Queen.
6	Yet as time continued,
7	No male heir did she bring.
8	AY(E) grew more insistent,
9	And scheming upon Nefertiti,
10	Demanding she tell them of his intentions.
11	At the beginning of year 4,
12	The Queen did declare to Amenhotep,
13	My king my husband,
14	Are you not lord of all the world?
15	He did agree.
16	Nefertiti did reply:
17	My Lord my teacher,
18	Why do you permit the usurpation,
19	Of the lesser gods,
20	And priests upon your reign?
21	The Pharaoh replied,
22	For time and tradition honored.
23	The crafty and beautiful Queen,
24	Did reply,
25	Which then is greater?
26	The Universal God of Aten,
27	Or the superstitions of men?
28	The Pharaoh answered Aten.
29	The Queen then did divulge,
30	The scheming of the priests of Amen-Ra,
31	Upon which the Pharaoh,
32	Enraged did forbid,
33	The priests from his court.
34	Within three cycles of the Moon,
35	He did declare a new Capital shall be made,
36	Not Thebes,
37	But upon fresh ground,
38	Free of ancient superstitions,
39	He named this place Akhetaten (Armana).
40	Which means “horizon of Aten (God)”.
41	With support of his Queen,
42	Amenhotep IV did commence,
43	The building of a great new capital.

10

1	By the fifth year of the reign of Amenhotep IV,
2	Queen Nefertiti did give birth,
3	To their third daughter,
4	Called Ankhesenpaaten.
5	The Pharaoh overjoyed with his new capital,
6	Did declare to his court,
7	On this day I speak the truth,
8	There is no god but one God,
9	And I am but his humble servant,
10	Aten is both mother and father,
11	Ra in spirit,
12	And Horus the savior,
13	Are but aspects of the same supreme God.
14	The trinity is but one,
15	All other gods are mere plaster and dust,
16	To their greatness.
17	The court of Amenhotep,
18	Were aghast at these words,
19	For since the earliest of days,
20	The greatest of the gods,
21	Was the moon,
22	And all gods of nature were respected.
23	The Pharaoh did then declare,
24	Henceforth this day,
25	I declare myself Akhenaten,
26	Which means servant of Aten,
27	Servant of the one Divine Creator.

11

1	By year six of the reign of Akhenaten (1347 BCE),
2	Queen Nefertiti,
3	Did give birth to their fourth daughter,
4	Named Neferneferuaten Tasherit,
5	While his new capital was still being built.
6	In this year,
7	The Pharaoh did take his court to Armana,
8	To oversee its completion.

12

1	By year nine of the reign of Akhenaten (1344 BCE),
2	Queen Nefertiti,
3	Did give birth to their fifth daughter,
4	Named Neferneferure.
5	In the same year, the new Capital Akhetaten (Armana),
6	Was completed.
7	It was a year of great plenty,
8	With rain and good harvest.
9	To celebrate his capital,
10	And the birth of his daughter,
11	Akhenaten did declare a holiday to Aten,
12	And new laws of Aten,
13	That all minor gods be banished,
14	And the temples closed.
15	This greatly disturbed the people,
16	For they believed their gods protected them.
17	So it was in the next year (1343 BCE),
18	The first of ten great plagues,
19	Did befall upon Egypt,
20	The rain did stop.
21	The wind did stop.
22	The days were hot and dry.
23	The water of the Nile,
24	And great lakes did turn red with Algea,
25	That made the people sick.
26	Many saw this as a bad omen from the Gods.

13

1	By year eleven of the reign of Akhenaten (1342 BCE),
2	Queen Nefertiti Did give birth,
3	To their sixth and final daughter,
4	Named Setepenre.
5	In the same year,
6	The priests of Amen and AY(E) did conspire,
7	Upon the omens.
8	They called Kiya.
9	Dear Queen,
10	The Great Wife has taken age,
11	Now is the time for duty,
12	To give Egypt an heir.
13	The Priests did make Kiya,
14	Into the likeness perfect of Nefertiti.
15	They did give her a drug,
16	To place in his meal.
17	The priests then did call for Nefertiti,
18	Who left the court to attend.
19	That night in the Pharaoh’s bed chamber,
20	Kiya dressed as Nefertiti did enter,
21	With the potion.
22	She did intoxicate the Pharaoh,
23	And their marriage was finally consummated,
24	However upon awakening,
25	The Pharaoh did discover the trickery,
26	And he banished Kiya from his court,
27	Back to Thebes.
28	Within the year, however,
29	Kiya did give birth to a boy,
30	His name was Tutankahmun.
31	Fearing the powerful Queen Nefertiti,
32	The Priests did keep the crown prince,
33	Hidden from view.
34	Queen Nefertiti enraged another did take her form,
35	Ordered by her husbands seal,
36	For all mention of Kiya.
37	To be struck out across the Empire,
38	Replaced by the likeness of her daughters.

14

1	By the beginning of Year twelve,
2	Of the reign of Akhenaten (1341 BCE),
3	The rains returned,
4	Now with flood and heat.
5	Everything was damp,
6	Crops were spoiled, stores rotted.
7	All manner of pest,
8	Did ravage the land.
9	From frogs and mosquitoes,
10	To abundant numbers of rats,
11	The second of the great plagues.

15

1	By year twelve,
2	Of the reign of Akhenaten (1340 BCE),
3	The warmth and wetness did continue,
4	Now Egypt was afflicted,
5	With the rise of lice,
6	That affected livestock and people,
7	People scratched at their clothes,
8	Till their skin was red,
9	Cursing the blasphemy,
10	Against the minor gods.

16

1	By year thirteen,
2	Of the reign of Akhenaten (1339 BCE),
3	The rain eased,
4	And all the land and deserts were green,
5	But then Egypt was afflicted,
6	With the rise of locusts,
7	And the sickness of animals.

18

1	By year fifteen,
2	Of the reign of Akhenaten (1337 BCE),
3	Egypt was in turmoil.
4	It was then that Akhenaten had a vision,
5	He would take the sick people,
6	Out of the cities and towns,
7	And restore the favour of Aten,
8	And the people.
9	First, not to cause riot,
10	He ordered his troops,
11	Under the command of Paatenemheb (Horemheb),
12	To check every city and town,
13	For households with the plague,
14	Then to mark their doors with a sign.
15	Second, upon a single night,
16	He ordered all the sick and diseased,
17	To be rounded up,
18	And to be taken out into the desert,
19	With Pharaoh and his personal guard,
20	Commanded by Paatenemheb (Horemheb),
21	At the head.
22	For one year,
23	Pharaoh and the dead and diseased,
24	Did walk through the Sinai.
25	For one year,
26	And still many did not die from the plague,
27	Yet Pharaoh himself did get sick,
28	With his face contorted from the disease,
29	He took to wearing a veil,
30	To cover his face.
31	Upon the end of the year (1336 BCE),
32	Akhenaten did take the survivors,
33	To the distant military outpost of Jerusalem.

19

1	By year sixteen of the reign of Akhenaten (1336 BCE),
2	Queen Nefertiti did leave Egypt,
3	And travel to Jerusalem,
4	To see her husband and King.
5	But as she entered the court,
6	The Pharaoh wearing a veil,
7	Did command her not to step closer,
8	For fear of his face.
9	There amongst the assembled,
10	Akhenaten himself did declare,
11	Nefertiti as Pharaoh,
12	And named her Neferneferuaten (Smenkhkare).
13	Akhenaten did then implore her to return,
14	And rule the Empire,
15	While he would live out his days,
16	As High Priest of Aten (God).
17	In the Temple he did make in Jerusalem,
18	Upon the ancient marble throne,
19	Of Hyksos Pharaohs now in Jerusalem,
20	The most sacred white (limestone) rock of Ebla,
21	As his rest,
22	His serpent scepter as his staff,
23	His (Pharaoh’s) Ark now the sacred ark,
24	Of A new covenant,
25	He did commission it to be encased with gold,
26	With Seraphim placed on its corners.

20

1	Pharaoh Neferneferuaten (Neferetiti) left Jerusalem,
2	With Paatenemheb (Horemheb),
3	As her Commander of the Army,
4	And returned to Armana,
5	Where she did reign for two years.
6	Upon her second year,
7	She did discover the existence,
8	Of Crown Prince Tutankhamun,
9	At which time she ordered his capture,
10	And the murder of Kiya.
11	Kiya was killed,
12	But Tutankhamun was spared,
13	A mere boy of eight.
14	Upon hearing the treachery,
15	Of Neferneferuaten (Neferetiti),
16	The High Priests of Amen-Ra,
17	Did call Paatenemheb (Horemheb),
18	Whereupon AY(E) did promise,
19	That upon the dispatch,
20	Of the Queen Pharaoh,
21	He would rule a great dynasty.
22	Paatenemheb (Horemheb) did organize,
23	A secret rebellion upon the Queen,
24	Causing all to leave Armana,
25	Abandoned by her court,
26	Without power or authority,
27	Neferneferuaten (Neferetiti),
28	Left again to find her husband.
29	But High Priest AY(E),
30	Did have support amongst her guard,
31	And upon a lonely stretch,
32	Far from sight,
33	The Great Queen met her end,
34	At the sword of Pa-ra-mes-su (Ramesses),
35	A trusted captain of Paatenemheb (Horemheb),
36	Who defiled the body,
37	Of the most beautiful of all women.
38	That even though he did return her body for burial,
39	As a Queen and Pharaoh,
40	The wickedness of Pa-ra-mes-su (Ramesses) cursed himself,
41	And all his descendants and heirs,
42	As cowards and necromancers without spirit,
43	Empty vessels without authority,
44	And living ghosts wracked by lunacy.

21

1	In the Great Age of the Hound and Young Bull,
2	Three thousand and eighty seven years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (1333 BCE),
4	Upon the death of the powerful Queen,
5	And Pharaoh Neferneferuaten (Neferetiti),
6	AY(E) did anoint the son of Kiya And Akhenaten,
7	The new Pharaoh Tutankhamun,
8	Shepherd King of the Hyksos.
9	The boy who had never met his father,
10	Nor his father known of him.
11	Upon the anointing of the new Pharaoh,
12	Akhenaten Did receive word,
13	Of the trickery of Kiya And AY(E),
14	The death of Kiya,
15	And the death of his beloved Queen,
16	Akhenaten grew even more melancholy,
17	And kept himself hidden in Jerusalem,
18	Contemplating his own end.

22

1	The boy Pharaoh Tutankhamun,
2	Did rule as the puppet of AY(E),
3	The prisoner of Paatenemheb (Horemheb).
4	A court of fear.
5	During the same time,
6	Akhenaten did emerge from the cave of the rock,
7	And pronounced he would cease to use,
8	His royal name of Akhenaten.
9	Henceforth, to be known as Aharon-Moses,
10	Which means Son of conception,
11	Of a new covenant,
12	Also known as Zadok,
13	Which means righteous.
14	His fame now did spread,
15	No longer as the deposed Pharaoh,
16	No longer as a god-king,
17	But as an anointed messiah and Christ,
18	And true prophet of the Divine Creator.

23

1	At this small military outpost,
2	Called Jerusalem,
3	Of no significance until this moment,
4	Moses (Akhenaten) proclaimed the true name,
5	Of the Divine Creator to be Yahu,
6	Not as the sun like Aten,
7	Nor as the earth like Mat,
8	Nor as the soil like Kum,
9	Or even the waters like Nun,
10	But as a Holy Spirit between all things,
11	And in all things,
12	And beyond all things.
13	Thus Yahu be the spirit of all existence.
14	Without being bound by existence,
15	Except in mind.
16	The God of all gods.
17	The one and only true Divine Creator.

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1	In the Great Age of the Hound and Young Bull,
2	Three thousand and ninety six years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (1324 BCE),
4	When Aharon-Moses (Akhenaten) was fifty-six,
5	Pa-ra-mes-su (Ramesses),
6	The trusted captain of Horemheb,
7	Did arrange for the death of Pharaoh Tutankhamun,
8	By way of accident.
9	Upon the news of the murder of his son,
10	Moses (Akhenaten) was enraged,
11	And gathered forth an army to march on Egypt.
12	Horemheb then did stake his claim to AY(E),
13	Who warned him a non-HYKSOS as Pharaoh,
14	Would result in civil war,
15	Whereupon AY(E) the old priest,
16	Appointed himself Pharaoh.
17	To claim himself rightful heir to the throne,
18	Horemheb cursed the forces of Moses,
19	As the Infants,
20	Meaning the ones who worship chaos and evil (Infant),
21	And the ones who are wicked and unclean.
22	Never were they called the Israelites,
23	For there be no word in Egyptian,
24	Nor there be no true term in history.
25	The forces of Moses (Akhenaten) on water,
26	Were invincible as the priests of the navy,
27	Known as the Sons of Zion,
28	Remained loyal to the Hyksos.
29	Yet Horemheb commanded the loyalty of the army.
30	Thus as the forces of Moses advanced to cross the Red Sea,
31	They were routed by the forces of Horemheb,
32	And forced to flee north,
33	Avoiding the stronghold of Kadesh,
34	Unto the lands of the last Amorite Kingdom,
35	Of King Ammurapi III of Ugarit,
36	Who called his kingdom the Pharasi,
37	Which in Amurru meant,
38	The ancient and spiritual leaders (Par),
39	Of heaven and spirit world (Asi).
40	The Amurru (Amorites),
41	The wicked and once all powerful priests,
42	Of Amurru and before then of Mari,
43	And before of Mari, then of Ur.
44	The worshippers of the Ub (Pentagram),
45	The worshippers of power,
46	Also known as the Phoenicians.
47	For the forces of King Ammurapi III,
48	Were no match for Moses (Akhenaten),
49	And the Yahudi did then take up residence,
50	While also controlling Kepra (Cyprus) and Kefti (Crete).

25

1	In the Great Age of the Hound and Young Bull,
2	Three thousand one hundred years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (1320 BCE),
4	When Moses (Akhenaten) was himself sixty,
5	Pharaoh AY(E) gave up the ghost,
6	And Horemheb,
7	The treacherous general,
8	Of three Pharaohs,
9	Did assume the throne.
10	The dynasty of Shepherd-Kings,
11	Was at an end.
12	Gravely ill,
13	Moses (Akhenaten),
14	Did instruct his loyal court,
15	And his remaining daughters,
16	Fearing the hand of Horemheb,
17	And the loyal General Pa-ra-mes-su (Ramesses),
18	Moses did command,
19	That the most ancient sacred throne,
20	Of Hyksos Kings,
21	The stone of destiny,
22	The foundation stone of Ebla,
23	The Sword of Heaven,
24	And his most sacred Ark,
25	To be taken to the most sacred Isle,
26	Of the (H)Ibiru,
27	To present to the ancient Druids,
28	That the Hyksos are no more,
29	Whereupon Akhenaten,
30	Known as Aaron,
31	Known as Moses,
32	Known as Zadok,
33	Did give up the ghost.

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