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The names Abi-ram (Abraham), Yasmah-El (Ishmael), Yaqob
(Jacob) and El-Laban (Laban) all appear at Mari near Harran, on the
River Euphrates. The town of Abraham's brother Nahor also appears as
Nakkur and Assyrian texts mention a town named after Abraham’s father
Terah, together with names derived from the tribes of Gad and Dan. 460
The city of Mari controlled the southern trade route from
Mesopotamia. Harran had equal strategic importance. It controlled the
northern route from Mesopotamia to western Asia. Abraham's family was
prominent in both these gateway cities so Abraham would undoubtedly
have been an important person. A Chaldean Priest called Berossus
prepared a history of the mythology of Babylonia in 280BCE. He says of
Abraham: 461
After the deluge, in the tenth generation, was a certain man among
the Chaldeans renowned for justice and great exploits, and for skill
in the celestial sciences.
Josephus agrees with this conclusion about Abraham. He tells us
that Abraham ruled Damascus where he was a foreigner having come
from the land above Babylon with an army. 462 We know little about
Abraham's reasons for swiftly moving to Kadesh-Barnea in the Negev
and the journey to Egypt. 463 He has military allies in the area and a
mobile corps of three hundred and eighteen fighting men under his
command. 464
Abraham’s Warriors of Jah (Yuddha or Yudh) mirror Brahm’s
legendary fighters, the Ayodhya. 465 Ayodhya are Yehudiya or Judea. In
Sanskrit, this means The Unconquerable. They remained aloof from the
Amalekites and other non-believers in the ancient Indian philosophy of
Yah, also called the Cult of the Material Universe.
It appears that Abraham's military movements relate to the
Hyksos invasion of Egypt: 466
Abraham and his family came from Ur in Sumer to Hebron in
Canaan, probably about 1850BCE and there are good reasons
for placing Joseph's migration to Egypt during the Hyksos period.
The presence of Abraham's half-sister and wife, Sarai, amongst
the Hittites who occupied Hebron confirms the Hittites were allies. The
Hittite respect for Abraham is apparent from the Biblical passage that
mentions the well-known field of Abraham: 467
And Sarah was an hundred and seven and twenty years old: these
were the years of the life of Sarah. And Sarah died in Kirjatharba;
the same is Hebron in the land of Canaan: and Abraham
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