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Re: Akhenaten's recorded prayer to Aten *LINK*
Posted By: RASTA QUEEN In Response To: Akhenaten & the birth of monotheism *LINK* (RASTA QUEEN)
Date: Tuesday, 6 September 2011, at 6:12 p.m.
Many of us have heard the Psalms of David. Yet there are the Psalms of Akhenaten that sound just like the Pslams that we heard our grandparents read to us as children. Listening to the Pslams of Akhenaten almost reminded me of the way she use to read to me the pslams of king David, and the Pslams of Solomon. Even the patterns sound the same. To Egypt much is owed, not only to the construction of monotheism, but also the very style in which the pslams are written, designed, and spoken come from Egypt.
Below is a link of the Psalms of of our Pharoah Akhenaten.
One day I hope to write a book about this great soldier of the one God.
Re: Akhenaten's recorded prayer to Aten
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