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Anonymous Tue 12 Nov 2024 15:35:04 No.21568739 View View Report

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>Pharaoh’s Fecal Heart Syndrome

>The keyword כבד links the Ark narrative to the narrative of the Ten Plagues where it appears eleven times (Exod. 7:14; 8:11, 20, 28; 9:3, 7, 18, 24, 34; 10:1, 14), alluding to excrement God causes to accumulate in Pharaoh’s heart before instigating several of the plagues, causing what I call a fecal heart syndrome. Each Egyptian of rank or substance in the New Kingdom period used to have a scroll, or ‘Book of the Dead’, prepared for him in order to be placed in his coffin to guide him through the underworld to the afterlife. One of the first major rituals on the journey to the afterlife was ‘the Weighing of the Heart’. During mummification, the heart was removed together with all other vital organs except the kidneys, of which the Egyptians seemed to be unaware, and placed in a canopic jar. Before the deceased could be presented to Osiris, he or she had to be proved worthy, and to do this, the heart had to be shown to be lighter than a feather

>The scribe-god Thoth would declare after a successful ritual:

>"Hear ye this judgment. The heart of (the one who comes before) Osiris hath in very truth been weighed… it has been found true by trial in the Great Balance. There has not been found any wickedness in him, he has not wasted the offerings in the temples, he has not done harm by his deeds, and he has uttered no evil reports while he was upon earth."

>By applying the word כבד, heavy, to Pharaoh’s heart, Exod. 7:14 and 10:1–2 may imply that its weight would be found to be excessive in the ceremony of ‘the Weighing of the Heart’. However, the scatological meaning that כבד has in this context also implies that God makes Pharaoh’s heart feculent. Bile gives excrement its brown color since it is reabsorbed in the course of entero-hepatic circulation

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Anonymous Sun 28 Jan 2024 18:41:34 No.19470666 View View Report

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>Having mentioned Avitul the scribe, the Gemara records other statements of his: And Avitul the scribe said in the name of Rav Pappa: The Pharaoh who lived in the days of Moses was a cubit tall (45,72 cm), his beard was a cubit long, and his penis [parmashtako] was a cubit and a span (68,58 cm), i.e., a cubit and the distance between the thumb and the little finger, in length, in order to fulfill what is stated: “And He sets up over it the lowest of men” (Daniel 4:14), which teaches that Pharaoh was extremely short and lowly

>Pharaoh’s Fecal Heart Syndrome

>The keyword כבד links the Ark narrative to the narrative of the Ten Plagues where it appears eleven times (Exod. 7:14; 8:11, 20, 28; 9:3, 7, 18, 24, 34; 10:1, 14), alluding to excrement God causes to accumulate in Pharaoh’s heart before instigating several of the plagues, causing what I call a fecal heart syndrome. Each Egyptian of rank or substance in the New Kingdom period used to have a scroll, or ‘Book of the Dead’, prepared for him in order to be placed in his coffin to guide him through the underworld to the afterlife. One of the first major rituals on the journey to the afterlife was ‘the Weighing of the Heart’. During mummification, the heart was removed together with all other vital organs except the kidneys, of which the Egyptians seemed to be unaware, and placed in a canopic jar. Before the deceased could be presented to Osiris, he or she had to be proved worthy, and to do this, the heart had to be shown to be lighter than a feather

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