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Jiang argues Moses helps explain the presence and authority of Egyptian priests in Israel, especially because Moses and Aaron are treated as Egyptian names.
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Jiang argues Moses helps explain the presence and authority of Egyptian priests in Israel, especially because Moses and Aaron are treated as Egyptian names.
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"So as though it's like one family history. Okay? You take these different family histories and you merge them into one line, the same..."
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"Okay? So what's Moses doing? Well, what Moses is doing is explaining why there are Egyptian priests in the nation of Israel. Right? And..."
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"...of Ra, the sun god. So both Moses and his brother Aaron, these are Egyptian names for Egyptian priests. Okay? So David was heavily..."
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"...that the door be opened to them. The patriarchs, the Moses, Aaron, David, Solomon, and all the pillars of the world, none have been..."
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