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| '''Ahmed Osman''' (born ]) is an ]-born author, most noted for literally identifying the Hebrew liberator ] with the |
'''Ahmed Osman''' (born ]) is an ]-born author, most noted for literally identifying the Hebrew liberator ] with the Ægyptian ] pharaoh ]. | ||
| Osman has lived in England since 1964. | Osman has lived in England since 1964. | ||
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Ahmed Osman (born 1934) is an Ægyptian-born author, most noted for literally identifying the Hebrew liberator Moses with the Ægyptian monotheïst pharaoh Akhenaten.
Osman has lived in England since 1964.
Works
- Stranger in the Valley of the Kings: Solving the Mystery of an Ancient Egyptian Mummy (1987)
- alternate edition: Stranger in the Valley of the Kings: The Identification of Yuya as the Patriarch Joseph (1988)
- alternate edition: Hebrew Pharaohs of Egypt: The Secret Lineage of the Patriarch Joseph (2003)
- Moses: Pharaoh of Egypt: The Mystery of Akhenaten Resolved (1990)
- alternate edition: Moses and Akhenaten: The Secret History of Egypt at the Time of the Exodus (2002)
- The House of the Messiah: Controversial Revelations on the Historical Jesus (1992)
- alternate edition: The House of the Messiah: A Brilliant New Solution to the Enduring Mystery of the Historical Jesus (1994)
- alternate edition: Jesus in the House of the Pharaohs: The Essene Revelations on the Historical Jesus (2004)
- Out of Egypt: The Roots of Christianity Revealed (1999)
- Out of Egypt: Embracing the Roots of Western Theology (2001-2)
- Christianity: An Ancient Egyptian Religion (2005)
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