Slavery in Egypt

The terminology 'Slavery' in 'Egypt' has been conclusively proven to be false. The Jews were not systemically oppressed during their sojourn in Egypt: in fact, they were treated rather well. As such, it is worth looking deeper at the terms 'Slavery' and 'Egypt'.

Slavery

Slavery is a term implying bondage - being bound to a system unfavorable to one's true existence. It is no coincidence that there are other words with similar phonetics, that shed more light on the essence of bondage. A bond is a form of obligation. Being bound is likewise obligatory in nature. Most significantly, the term bandage implies a necessary restriction. 

In Egyptian tradition, messianic figures were often shown in bandages, implying that they are living spirits fleshed. This was later mistaking taken to imply that these figures were corpses (mummies). The soul cannot be seen, so in order to depict the unseen, it was shown wearing bandages, which later became confused as implying mortal death when in fact the concept of spirit being fleshed implied the wounding of the soul by its being subjected (bound) by mortal manifestation.

The Hellenic Greeks whom ruled over the land called Egypt from the late 2nd millennium BC came to understand some aspects of earlier Egyptian traditions, which gave rise to Egyptian influence upon Greek theology. During this period two interesting words, as well as a striking spiritual concept, arose: the concept of Soma and Sema - the body as the prison of the soul. In Greek, Soma means body and womb, and Sema means tomb and prison. This theology assimilated mortal manifestation to slavery.

Egypt

The term Egypt literally breaks down to 'House of Ptah'. Ptah was deified as the creator deity of the Nile region we now call Egypt, but which was actually originally known as Kemet. The Greeks renamed Kemet after Ptah. The term Ptah is still used today as the basis of many other words: Peter, Paternal, Patriarch, Father and Vader, among others - all masculine, and all paternal figures. Peter, for example, was the first Pope, whom Catholics call the ''Father of the Catholic Church'': "You are Peter, and on this rock I will build my Church, and the gates of hell will not prevail against it" (Matt. 16:18), which is followed not long thereafter by Jesus stating that we are to "call no man our Father - for we have but one Father, and He is in Heaven" (Matt. 23:9). In that same passage, Jesus went on to state "Neither be called 'masters,' for you have one master, the Christ". The Catholics go on to assimilate Peter as the Rock upon which their false church was built, and as such incorrectly assimilate his name with ''rock'', when in fact it is the Christ whom is the foundation stone of the TRUE church (more on this later). In our mortal bandages (bondage), we are slaves, and Jesus is our true master. To hand our lives over to anyone else, would be like accepting the Pope and his false and graven church as our father. The TRUE Church is a spiritual church, not a political body disguising its perverted 'holy men' as the middlemen to Christ.

The true context to the terminology Slavery in Egypt is as follows: we are all born as slaves in Egypt. It is our duty to our TRUE Father and to our spiritual essence, to ascend through this prison, to remove our bondage and to set ourselves free: first through the true word of God, and then through the TRUE Christ via the Baptism of Fire. Christ was the Moses who at the beginning of the Age of Pisces led the chosen children of the Age of Aries "out of slavery in Egypt", just as the previous Moses had done at the end of the Age of Taurus, and just as we patiently await the Messiah's return in order to lead us out of the abyss of the Age of Pisces. We must deny the physical church and the mandated subjugation it imposes upon our souls through God-fearing-ness, in order to allow the TRUE church to be established within us through love. No father wants his children to abide by him out of fear - neither does our TRUE Father mandate our bondage through fear of Him. The true hell which is coming for Pisces is not a fiery place: it is a dark, cold place, where fear rules over love, through which the Sun will not transit for another 24,000 years.

Conception into Earthen Matter is synonymous with Slavery in Egypt, just as the terms bandage and bondage share a similar origin for no small purpose. In ancient religions, mummies were wrapped in linens as a copy of the umbilical cord which is present from the time of conception until the time of birth. The phrase ''Slavery in Egypt'' is a reference to one's soul being bound unto its mutation into inert matter. Slavery is synonymous with bondage, and the term Egypt was never in its origin intended to be used as an identifier for one particular place upon the Earth, but rather the Earth itself. The land we errantly refer to today as ''Egypt'' is actually named Khemet. The Greeks referred to this land in error as Egypt due to the worship of the creator deity Ptah in Khemet at the Hellenistic Period when they (the Greeks) exerted influence over the region. The term Egypt is derived from the epithet ''House of Ptah'', Ptah being the Khemetic creator deity of all life upon the earth. While the Earth is perceived as feminine in nature (Matter = Mater = Mother - Maternal, etc.), it is inert and barren in and of itself without a paternal creator entity to bring life unto it, which it can then nourish in material form. This creative entity is masculine in essence, and thus takes on the form-set of a Father (Father = Pater = Paternal = Ptah).