Since we have plenty of world history information to support the previous paragraph, it is not difficult for an open-mind to come to the realization that Shu is Jo-shu-a. In the Egyptian account, Shu is not a real person. He is the personification of breath, air, wind, spirit-soul; however, when this information was copied, the breath as Shu was turned into a real Hebrew person. There was no such person as a Hoshea (Y’hoshua, Joshua) who led Israelites to the promised land. This has also been sufficiently proven through many messages using bible verses found in the Christian and Jewish per-versions of Egyptian Texts. Note: I am using the word Jews in the current day mutated sense. The real understanding of who the Jews are has been discussed. Note: The act of copying is not the issue. It's the lack of attribution and remuneration.
Also, as said elsewhere, all creations in the Universe are supposed to share information and be educated as to its proper use. When people encounter each other and interact there is supposed to be and has always been information exchange.
Shu & Joshua Had The Same Sidekick
Anup, the jackal, is the seeing-eye guide dog who assisted Shu on his journey of hardship through the desert wilderness of Amenta.Caleb assisted Joshua. Caleb, in the Hebrew language, means dog.
Caleb is also another make-believe person.
Double Character, More Double Trouble
In UC#474, we knew there was something not quite right about Jewish Joshua. He has a double character, just like Shu. Another coincidence that isn't.In the first character of Joshua, he is called Hoshea, the son of Nun. In his later role, Joshua becomes the upholder of Ihuh and his change of name is connected with the change in character. The name of Joshua contains the name of Ihuh united to a word signifying assistance, help, lifting up, and upholding. This is the same as Shu who is the uplifter to Ra the solar god. Ra is Ihuh. In Shu's second character, he became the leader of the children of Ra (Is-RA-el-ites). His name was changed to Io-Shua (Io-Shua is Jo-Shua). In this second character Io-Shua (Joshua) (Oshea) proclaims himself to be the supporter of Ihuh. (AE2 662/126) In the Christian Bible, Joshua says, “...as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.”
In this exact same verse in the Jewish Bible, the word is “Adonai,” instead of “Lord.”
Adonai is the Egyptian Aten. Aten became Atum-Ra who is Ra who is Ihuh. This is typical of many changes in all cultures that have taken the original and made many changes and now claim the changed version as self-created original creations of their culture. (AE2 561/25) and (BB 314/326)
And now we again see why bibles, scriptures, holy books and other such religious writings are so confusing when you really investigate, question, compare, contrast, get a second, outside opinion and try to match things up – these books start out by being contradictory and inconsistent within their own pages. Not only do they contain a mere fragment of the original story, parts of the story have been switched around so much and changed and misunderstood in the first place such that the only saving grace to get you to participate is faith.
