The Golden Christ

by Horus Michael

Description The Golden Christ: An Introduction to the Church of Pharaoh Tutankhamon, by Pharaoh Horus Michael. Copyright 2016 Horus Michael, All Rights Reserved. "Pharaoh Tutankhamon was not a Messenger of God. Pharaoh Tutankhamon was not a Prophet of Monotheism. For He existed before Hebrew Monotheism, before the fabled Exodus was written; so he cannot be connected to the Bible or Quran. He was a God incarnate..." "The Biblical Exodus was a minor event, unlike Hollywood interpretations. The Magic used against Egypt was of Egyptian origin, not Hebrew. It was mostly a form of distraction. This event occurred during Pharaoh Horemhab's reign, as his only heir died in childbirth according to what was found in his wife's burial (the sister of Nefertiti). Horemhab was Tut's Crown Prince, or legal heir; his ancestor Ay became Pharaoh right after Tut died because Horemhab was off in Asia as stated. As no modern airplanes yet existed in Egypt, it was some time before Horemhab could return to Egypt and become King, like maybe 3 or 4 years. Ay is shown on Tut's burial chamber performing his Last Rites. "All Prayers sent to Him in His Names will garner a response. Tutankhamon is the KRST, the Egyptian form of Christ, a word meaning "Burial." He was buried in gold and gems. The word Christ means "Anointed" with sacred oils, as done in Egyptian burials or Mummification. The Hebrews only saw the Shroud with spices, the last stage of Mummification. He was the NFR NTR, or Good God, a Son of Ra (Sun God), the Anointed One who lived 1300 years before JESUS CHRIST entered Rome. He may have resurrected and ruled Egypt as "King Ay" (Impersonation) for 3 to 4 years more, while Horemhab was investigating the North for Hittites on the border with Syria. This was because Queen Ankhesenamon, suspecting an affair of her husband, was caught writing letters to the Hittite King, asking him for a son to marry to become Pharaoh of Egypt. So Horemhab left Egypt to investigate this. Meanwhile Tut died, resurrected, and ruled as King Ay, while still married to Queen Ankhesenamon." "Read about Tutankhamon and his connection to Moses in this Pre-Theism from Ancient Egypt."