Study References Erik Hornung‘s, Akhenaten and the

Religion of Light Nicholas Reeves, Akhenaten Egypt‘s

False Prophet Cyril Aldred‘s, Akhenaten King of Egypt
Donald B. Redford‘s Akhenaten, The Heretic King
James K. Hoffmeier‘s, Akhenaten & The Origins of
Monotheism Barry Kemp‘s, The City of Akhenaten and
Nefertiti Amarna and its People Ted Loukes‘, Moses
and Akhenaten Brothers in Alms Ahmed Osman Gary
Greenberg‘s, The Moses Mystery Ted T. Stewart‘s,
Solving the Exodus Mystery David M. Rohl‘s, Pharaohs
and Kings A Biblical Quest Jeff J. Williams‘, Who Was
the Pharaoh of the Exodus? Sheldon L Lebold‘s, The
Legacy of Moses and Akhenaten: A Jewish Perspective
Charles F. Aling‘s, Egypt in Bible History From Earliest
Times to 1000 B.C. Ashton & Down‘s, Unwrapping the
Pharaohs Rosalie David‘s, Religion and Magic in
Ancient Egypt The Book, Religion in Ancient Egypt
Mark E. Petersen‘s, Moses Man of Miracles 135
Bibliography Biblical Moses: LDS Standard Works,
Bible Latter-Day Revelation: LDS Standard Works,
Bible & Doctrine and Covenants Hebrew Bible: Jewish
Publication Society TANAKH Talmud: Moses and
Akhenaten, by Ahmed Osman Book of Jasher Book of
Jasher Quran: Quran Extra Sources: Moses and
Akhenaten Brothers in Alms, by Ted Loukes 136 Elder
Petersen: Moses Man of Miracles, by Mark E. Petersen
Akhenaten, paper #1: Donald B. Redford; Akhenaten,
The Heretic King; © 1984 Princeton University Press.
Stephen Quirke; The Cult of Ra, Sun-Worship in
Ancient Egypt; © 2001 by author. Sir Alan Gardiner;
Egyptian Grammar, third edition, revised 1994 by the
Griffith Institute, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford. Ahmed
Osman; Moses and Akhenaten; © 2002 by author.
Akhenaten paper #2: Peter A. Clayton; Chronicle of
the Pharaohs; © 1994 Thames and Hudson Ltd.
Reprinted 1997. Nicolas Grimal; A History of Ancient
Egypt; © 1994 Blackwell Publishers Ltd. Reprinted
2002. Ahmed Osman; Moses and Akhenaten; © 2002
by author. Stephen Quirke; Ancient Egyptian Religion;
© 1992 Trustees of the British Museum. Nicholas
Reeves; Egypt's False Prophet Akhenaten; © 2001
Thames and Hudson Ltd. 137 Ian Shaw, editor; The
Oxford History of Ancient Egypt; © 2000 Oxford
University Press. Serge Sauneron; The Priests of
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Jordan; Encyclopedia of Gods; © 1993 by author.
Donald B. Redford; Akhenaten, The Heretic King; ©
1984 Princeton University Press. Stephen Quirke; The
Cult of Ra, Sun-Worship in Ancient Egypt; © 2001 by
author. Sir Alan Gardiner; Egyptian Grammar, third
edition, revised 1994 by the Griffith Institue,
Ashmolean Museum, Oxford. Akhenaten: Moses and
Akhenaten Brothers in Alms, by Ted Loukes Peter
Clayton, Chronicle of the Pharaohs Creation: Jewish
Publication Society TANAKH Nu/Noah: LDS Standard
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Lexicon JPS Hebrew-English TANAKH 138 An
Introduction to Paleo-Hebrew Alphabet and Grammar
A New Theory, by Travis Wayne Goodsell ―The Land
of the Chaldeans‖, by Travis Wayne Goodsell The
Encyclopedia of Ancient Egypt, General Editor Helen
Strudwick Aknowledgments: LDS Standard Works
Egyptian Hieratic translation by Michael Rhodes and
Wickipedia An Introduction to Paleo-Hebrew Alphabet
and Grammar A New Theory, by Travis Wayne
Goodsell, © 2015 Outskirts Press Joseph Smith as
Ancient Translator, by Travis Wayne Goodsell, © 2015
Christianity An Ancient Egyptian Religion, by Ahmed
Osman, © 2005 The Africans Who Wrote the Bible, by
Nana Banchie Darkwah, Ph.D., © 2015 The Origins of
the Paleo-Hebrew Alphabet A New Theory, by Travis
Wayne Goodsell,©2015 139 Land of the Chaldeans in
Abraham: LDS Standard Works JPS Hebrew-English
TANAKH An Introduction to Paleo-Hebrew Alphabet
and Grammar A New Theory by Travis Wayne Goodsell
The Origins of the Alphabet by Travis Wayne Goodsell
Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew and English Lexicon
Egyptian Glyphary by Bill Petty Joseph Smith as a
Translator by R. C. Webb Ed Goble‘s blog post:
www.egyptianalphabetandgrammar.blogspot.com
Translating the Book of Abraham by Travis Wayne
Goodsell Abraham: Moses and Akhenaten Brothers in
Alms, by Ted Loukes Isaac as Tuthmose III: LDS
Standard Works, Book of Abraham Moses and
Akhenaten Brothers in Alms, by Ted Loukes 140 Jacob
as Amenhotep II: Moses and Akhenaten Brothers in
Alms, by Ted Loukes Joseph as Yuya: The Legacy of
Moses and Akhenaten, by Sheldon L. Lebold LDS
Standard Works, Bible Moses and Akhenaten Brothers
in Alms, by Ted Loukes King David as Tuthmose IV: LDS
Standard Works, Bible King Solomon as Amenhotep III:
LDS Standard Works, Bible Aaron as Tuthmose and
Merytre II: The Legacy of Moses and Akhenaten, by
Sheldon L. Lebold Miriam as Nefertiti: Moses and
Akhenaten Brothers in Alms, by Ted Loukes The
Legacy of Moses and Akhenaten, by Sheldon L. Lebold
141 LDS Standard Works, Bible Zipporah as Tiye: The
Legacy of Moses and Akhenaten, by Sheldon L. Lebold
142 About the Author, Travis Wayne Goodsell Travis is
an Abecedarian, one who studies the alphabet,
Lexicographer, one who writes dictionaries, and
Translator (taking a written foreign language and
turning it into English) of ancient languages. He is a
graduate of the University of Lethbridge, in Alberta,
Canada. He majored in Biblical Studies, studying
under Thomas Robinson, and Philosophy of Science,
the field of scientific research theory. He minored in
ancient languages, disciplining in Biblical Hebrew
under W. E. Aufrecht, who studied under Professor
Thomas O. Lambin of Harvard University; Greek under
Thomas Robinson, and Latin. He also attended the
University of Utah, disciplining in Egyptology under
Ewa Wasilewska.