The birth of Judaism, between exegesis and Egyptology

This book shows that, as proven by the Second Commandment that proclaims monotheism and forbids idols and images, Akhenaten's religion and Hebrews' are identical. It emphasizes a third proof till now ignored.

It makes the history of the ephemeral Hebraic civilization betrayed by Judaism. Enlightening the Torah, and vice versa, by the history of the end of the 18th dynasty, it brings decisive arguments to Messod and Roger Sabbah's thesis of the Egyptianity of the Hebrews (Secrets of the Exodus, 2000), making it a certainty. It relies upon archaeological evidence, biblical data and cross-cultural comparisons, which we multiplied, and which were reinforced by Le Fabuleux héritage de l'Égypte (Desroches Noblecourt, 2004).

The Hebrews left no trace in Egypt, on the one hand because that order destroyed them, on the other hand, because they were Egyptians like any other. We confirm that Abraham's wanderings are a myth invented by the Jews in Babylon to hide their Egyptian origin (cf. Römer and the Sabbah) and that Abraham and Moses are invented names for Akhenaten and Ramesses Ist. The preface, which you can read for free, gives a fuller idea ot the contents of the book.