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Adam = TMHHW? Zeh sefer to w -l e d-ot ‘adam: B e -yo w m b e ro’ ‘ e loh-iym ha-‘adam Bi-d e m-u w t ‘ e loh-iym ‘asah ‘ot-o w This is the book of the to w -l e d-ot of Adam: On the day when the gods created the Adam It was in the d e m-u w t of gods that he mad him [Gen. 5:1-2] Adam of the Biblical myth derives from the d-m root that Atum belongs to as well. Adam is the progenitor of all of mankind. It is not to be taken as if Adam was a human being who gave birth to all of mankind, but the vital life principle (the source) from which man derived. Adam belongs to the Afro-Asiatic d-m root which is found in the Hebrew word dam “blood” and demut “vitality.” It should be noted that this d-m root is associated with the color red which explains the feminine version of the word Adam in Hebrew, adam-ah “red soil,” (earth) and Edom (Esau) who was born “ruddy” in Genesis 25:25. This d-m root is t-m in Egyptian and is reflected in the following terms: Table # t-m root Meaning tms “red, ruddy, violet” tms “red, ruddy, violet” tmHy “red ochre” 4 | W h o a r e t h e H e b r e w s ? B y A s a r I m h o t e p tmHw “Libyans” (of the desert, red land). tmyw “bad mannered people.” (Often the Libyans were seen as enemies. The Libyans may have become a euphemism to the Egyptians).
In Africa, the same name for God is the same name for man. It is no surprise then to find this d-m (t-m) root in Egyptian related to mankind. In the Biblical myth Ben ‘adam also represents mankind. The curse on Ogun (Qayin) T3 tmw = all mankind, humanity The call of the dam-iym of your ehi is shouting to me from ‘adam-ah. Now, accursed are you from the ‘adam-ah which opened her mouth with an oath to receive the dam-iym of your ehi from your hand. If you till the ‘adam-ah laboriously, she will no longer give you its vitality…*Gen. 4:10-12] 5 | W h o a r e t h e H e b r e w s ? B y A s a r I m h o t e p
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