Trove subject: "Hatshepsut"



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Books

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1. Hatshepsut : the first woman pharaoh / Susanna Thomas

   Thomas, Susanna

   [ Book : 2003 ]

   Keywords: Hatshepsut Queen of Egypt; Pharaohs - Biography - Juvenile literature.; Egypt - History - Eighteenth dynasty, ca. 1570-1320 B.C - Juvenile literature.

   
   

   At University of Sydney

   

   
   

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2. Hatshepsut

   Wells, Evelyn

   [ Book : 1969 ]

   Keywords: Hatshepsut Queen of Egypt.

   At 4 libraries

   
   

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3. National Geographic world history biographies : Hatshepsut

   Galford, Ellen

   [ Book : 2005 ]

   Keywords: Hatshepsut Queen of Egypt; Queens - Egypt - Biography - Juvenile literature.; Egypt - Social life and customs - To 332 B.C - Juvenile literature.

   ... Birth of a princess -- Baby Hatshepsut -- A 4,000-year history -- A royal family -- Gods ...

   
   

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4. Hatshepsut

   Evelyn Wells

   [ Book : 1969 ]

   Keywords: Hatshepsut, Queen of Egypt

   

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Journals, articles and data sets

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1. Hatshepsut

   The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed.

   [ Article : 2000 ]

   Keywords: Hatshepsut, Pharaoh of Egypt -- Biography; General interest

   ... Hatshepsut, d. 1468 B.C., queen of ancient Egypt, of the XVIII dynasty; daughter of Thutmose I ...

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2. Hatshepsut (1540 B.C.-c. 1481 B.C.).(Narrative biography)

   Encyclopedia of World Biography

   [ Article : 1998 ]

   Keywords: Hatshepsut, Pharaoh of Egypt; General interest

   ... D. M. Dixon BIOGRAPHICAL ESSAY Hatshepsut (1540-1481 BC) was an Egyptian queen ...

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3. Hatshepsut. (poem)

   Whitman, Ruth

   Ms. Magazine

   [ Article : 5 versions : 1991-1995 ]

   Keywords: Poetry; Literature/writing; Women's issues/gender studies

   
   

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4. Hatshepsut: The Lost Pharaoh of Egypt [Book Review]

   Kingdon, Renee

   Bookseller + Publisher Magazine

   [ Article : 1116-2011 ]

   Keywords: History; Juvenile works; Hatshepsut, Queen of Egypt

   ... Review(s) of: Hatshepsut: The Lost Pharaoh of Egypt, by Carole Wilkinson, Black Dog Books, $14.99 ...

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1. Hatshepsut : the Queen who would be king / produced and directed by Peter Spry-Leverton

   Discovery Channel School

   [ Video : 3 versions : 2003-2004 ]

   Keywords: Hatshepsut Queen of Egypt.; Pharaohs - Egypt - Biography.; Egypt - History - Eighteenth dynasty, ca. 1570-1320 B.C.

   ... to her dead husband's throne, Queen Hatshepsut did the unthinkable and declared herself king. Learn how she ...

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2. Hatshepsut : the lost pharaoh of Egypt / by Carole Wilkinson

   Wilkinson, Carole, 1950-

   [ Audio book, Book : 5 versions : 2008 ]

   Keywords: Hatshepsut Queen of Egypt; Talking books for children.; Pharaohs - Juvenile literature.

   ... Complete and unabridged. For children. Hatshepsut was just a girl - but when ...

   
   

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3. Great Egyptians : Hatshepsut : The Queen who would be king / produced and directed by Peter Spry-Leverton

   Discovery Channel School

   [ Video : 2004 ]

   Keywords: Hatshepsut Queen of Egypt; Queens - Egypt - Biography.; Egypt - History - Eighteenth dynasty, ca. 1570-1320 B.C.

   ... to her dead husband's throne, Queen Hatshepsut did the unthinkable and declared herself king. Learn how she ...

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4. Egypt Says Mummy of Ancient Queen Identified.(15:00-16:00 PM)(Hatshepsut, Queen of Egypt)(Interview)(Broadcast transcript)(Audio file)

   Talk of the Nation

   [ Sound : 2007 ]

   Keywords: Pharaohs -- History; Technology application; Mummies -- Discovery and exploration

   ... and a recently discovered tooth positively identified a mummy as that of Hatshepsut, one of the few female pharaohs who ...

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Moslems Claim to Find Name of Mohammed in Song of Songs

Muhammad mentioned by name in the Song of Solomon 5:16?



[Professor Lewis was asked to reply to this claim in a popular Muslim propaganda video (available, e.g., here) and gave permission to quote his informal email response on our website.]
 

Dear Eman,

 

The Muslim attempt to find "Muhammad" by name in the Song of Solomon 5:16 is a prime example of eisegesis, of reading something entirely out of context into a verse of the Bible.

The Song of Solomon contains beautiful and sensuous poetry expressing romantic love between a young man (a shepherd 1:7) and.a young woman (a shepherdess 1:8). A key theme is that marriage is a gift from God to be founded on commitment and loyalty.

The young lady is describing her husband's body in 5:10-16. Is it likely that while enamored of her husband, she would suddenly speak of another man in verse 16?

Even if some Jewish pronunciations of one of the Hebrew words sounded something like "Muhammed," that is irrelevant because it is not the sound, but the meaning of the word that is significant.

In that romantic context, the meaning is certainly not about a totally unknown man at the time the Song of Solomon was written (about 960 BC). Muhammad was born ... later ...! He was a man of whom the shepherdess could have had no knowledge whatsoever. And if she did, she would not have mentioned it while making love to another.

Muslims who allege that the Song mentions Muhammad would not want us to introduce into their writings something entirely foreign and then base major teaching of the Trinity upon that literary distortion. If they would not want Jews or Christians to do that with Muslim writings, they ought not do that to the Song of Solomon.

If Muslims need this type of fallacious argument, there must be serious concerns about whether Muhammad is a prophet, ...

How much better for them to trust Jesus of Nazareth who fulfilled the roles of the final prophet, the one and only priest offering himself as the sacrifice for our sins and the king and Lord of all as he triumphed over sin, death and Satan and ascended to heaven where he was given all authority in heaven and earth (Matthew 28:18-20). See the many lines of evidence to support his claims, listed in Matthew 11:2-14; 1 Corinthians 15:1-7; Hebrews 2:1-4. Then read John 20:30-31.

 

May you be led by the Spirit of truth,

 

Dr. Gordon Lewis

Senior Professor of Philosophy and Theology

Denver Seminary

 

[Other articles discussing this oft-repeated Muslim claim can be found here.]

 

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Taken from: http://www.answering-islam.org/bible/commentary/ss516/gl.html