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The work has been accomplished with our help. And the knights
have been sent … where all precautions can be taken against all
interference by public or ecclesiastical authority; where at this
time one can best make sure of a secret, a watch, a hiding place.
The challenge remained to identify the remaining three letters
S.U.O. The computer could not locate this sequence in biblical verse. A
list of archaic Latin words provided an unexpected answer. U stood for
upilio, the archaic word for shepherd, the theme of the Shepherds’
Monument.
While it is possible that the letter S could stand for sunt or they
are as in my bones they are dispersed, this necessitates a new phrase with
accompanying verb. It is more likely the letter S represents the adjective
sancta, meaning holy or sacred. With these substitutions the words
sancta ossa upilio mean the shepherd’s holy bones.
This provides an elegant solution to most of the problem:
Deus visitabit vos asportate vobiscum sancta ossa upilio o… m…
meaning:
God will surely come to your aid, and then you must carry away
the shepherd’s holy bones o… m…
The letters O.M. remained a hurdle. In the middle of the biblical
verse, these letters stood for ossa mea. However, the hypothetical
solution no longer needed my bones. The bones being were those of
Joseph and perhaps his father Jacob, not my bones but their bones.
Earlier chapters showed that Jacob, or more correctly Iakeb
Aarhu (Jacob on the Ladder) Mer User Ra, was a Hyksos Shepherd king
that reigned immediately before Aa Pehti Set. Many inscriptions on
scarabs attest to him. Ramses II dated the commencement of the reign of
this king Aa Pehti Set. He erected a stele in 1240BCE to commemorate
the four hundredth anniversary of his dynasty commencing with Aa Pehti
Set.
If their bones were those of Jacob and Joseph, the Knights
Templar indeed carried shepherd’s holy bones away from Jerusalem, the
holy bones of a Hyksos Shepherd king and his son. It is quite consistent
with our chronology that the Semitic contingent of Hyksos may have
carried these bones to Jerusalem during the period of Hyksos rule in
Egypt.
The troublesome word beginning with letter M could not be a
word in the middle of the sentence, as it had been in the biblical verse.
The physical layout of the inscription shows it should be an end word. A
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