Significance of supreme God Nyambe/Zamba of Bantu and the origin in Pharaonic Egypt

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Kwanzaa of Hebrew the Kamet people and Ménorah of the people are based on quantify crowned 7. The origin of this symbolism goes up in Pharaonic Egypt, more precisely at the period of the Texts of Pyramids which are regarded as more old whole of religious writings in the world. First texts or drawings in language hiéroglyphe appeared towards -2400, on the walls of the Pyramid of King OUNAS of fifth official dynasty (reign from -2397 to -2364 before our era).



Osiris

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The mathematical origin of the figure crowned 7

Figure 7 represents, in the Kamet thought of Egyptian antiquity at our days, half of geometrical, material space (the body of Osiris cut out in 7 pieces).

The Egyptian Mathematicians who invented the Exact sciences (Obviousnesses of Theorems and problems of the Rhind Papyrus) used a numbering system at base 10 of additive type: to write figure 7 for example, with the difference of our written form, they repeated the symbol of the unit 7 times.

They meant that shesep, "hand", "palm", one are bent = 7 hands = 28 finger (Rhind Papyrus, Problems 56). This bent = 7 hands uses the calculation of elements of a pyramid.

Figure 7 is said as an Egyptian sefeth. The modern négro-African languages have genetically following correspondences:

Egyptian

sefeth: 7



bw3 copte: sashf, 7
Languages of modern Black Africa

bisoo-bakoko: sangwâ, 7

bisoo-bakoko: sangwâ, 7

bassa: sambok, 7

Yoruba: eje, 7

Ganda (Large Lakes): musanwu, 7

Bangongo (Kasai): isambodi, 7

Douala: samba. 7

Fang: zagbè

Swahili: Sheba, 7

Hebrews (Asia): Zayin


We notice here that the 7, in the language swahili and Hebraic, corresponds exactly with the Egyptian and the other languages of modern Black Africa. Then, nguzo Sheba meaning the expression "the Seven elements of Kwanza" comes from the Egyptian sefeth.

The sangwâ term of the language bisoo-bakoko comes from the verb sand meaning "to cross", " to slice ". And we know that the body of Osiris was to cut out in 7 pieces. One has also zanga which means "half" in bisoo-bakoko. Of which "half" it acts here? That of 14/2 = 7. On the Mathématique plan, if 7 is "half" 14, then 4 is also the "power station", it "medium", the "symmetry" of a whole of 7 elements. We include/understand here why central light of Ménorah, Shamach, is the most important branch of the candlestick of Hebrews

The Egyptian thought and Dogon magistralement clarify this ratio of 7 with 14 Pharaonic Egypt knew in all 7 planets. Of or: Totality = 7. But, as it appears in the mathematical Theorems, Kamet of Egypt chose for the use of the figure 9 which symbolizes the infinite one.

In the Dogon thought: "the number 14, allotted to the stellar worlds in spirals realized by Amma, the idea of reproduction and multiplication in power implies: 7 add up 3, a male number and 4, a female number. It indicates here the 7 grounds and the 7 ciels. Amma creates 7 * 2 i.e. an infinity of worlds (1). "

The figure crowned 7 is also in the Egyptian metaphorical thought half of the life of Osiris because it was killed and crossed in 7 pieces. And its mourning lasted 7 days.

The Candlestick of Kwanzaa and Ménorah of the people Hebrew

We know that Osiris and Isis indicate the stars which the priests assimilated "to gods "in the world of the uninitiated persons. Texts of Pyramids which report the history of Osiris reveal figure 7 on several occasions.

Indeed, Seth, the assassin, killed Osiris by "cutting out it", "dividing", into seven pieces. Its body was exposed during 7 days.

This 7 days mourning in the honor of Osiris is comparable with Christian the Pascale week which lasts too 7 days.

At the time of their Egyptian Ground stays, the Hebrews straightforwardly copied the symbolism of number 7 and are materialism invented in Egypt. The Hebraic term zayin meaning 7, and relationship with the Egyptian sefeth and with the languages of modern Black Africa, in is an irrefutable obviousness.

At the Jews, the candlestick plays also a very significant part in the worship. One call this candlestick, a "ménorah", it is a candelabrum with 7 branches, for to recall the 7 days of creation and to mean that all comes from God and that all turn over to God. It is God who gives the light, it is God who gives the life. Candlestick with 7 gold branches, it was in exclusive relation with the Gate vault.

The candlestick had been made according to the model given by God to Moïse to the Sinai. It weighed a talent, i.e. approximately 35 kg of gold. Of gold were also the 7 lamps of which them priests occupied themselves each morning and each evening. With the fact, why gold? Because this metal or copper is the metaphor of the light, Sun. This is why funerary rooms of Egypt Kamet were painted with a thin layer of gold. The Christian Churches are also decorated of gold.

This Candlestick is of Egyptian origin. Messod and Roger Sabbah pay by the way that: "Hebrew Candlestick says" Ménorah ", having for root Amon and Râ, emanation, illumination of Amon-Râ. The central Light is called "Shamach", it sun (2). "

Significance of supreme God Bantu

The correspondence of the "Shamach" among Bantu people is Nyambe/Zamba. In both cases, the idea of "the illumination" is eminent like we can see it besides by the means of the images of the candlestick of this article. The philosopher of Verbe Ogotemmeli pays, in connection with Dogon: "the Sun is a terra cotta surrounded of a copper spiral carried to the incandescence which gives him its movement diurnal, which gives light and life to the universe. The sun is like copper in fusion. proof it is that to fire metal throws rays like those of the star (Water God, Marcel Griaule, Bookshop Beech, 1966, Paris, p. 133). At Douala, "Nyambe is that which generates the ancestors (3). "Of which ancestors does one refer here? 7 planets which left the solar system.

The modern Kamet people magistralement exposed the relation between God solar and the idea of the "Light. "With more details, E. J. Brill also writes that: " In the Guinean languages, the name of God is Onyame and means the brilliance... In the languages bantou, this same term is with certain differences in prefixes, but leaving the almost unaltered radical. Bantou of the Western coast in this term the same direction of God gives. In benga and dikélé, the idioms kaffirs them more brought closer the Guineans geographically, we find Nyambi; in dualla: Nyambe; in Angola, more in the south: Nzambi; in héréro finally, southernmost: Ndyambi...

Bantou of the Eastern coast seem to give in this term only the significance of Sun, and present it to us in various forms, like dyambo, ditambo, dambo, mwamba, etc. The name of the country of Unyanyembi, not far from Tanganyika, means it country of the Sun, like that of the close country, Unyanyembi, the country of the moon (4). " And the Teacher. Theophilus Obenga specify that: "the Sun remains the principal star (5). "of Bantu. They consider this star, writes it, as being "God, the Preexistent one, the Spirit Ainé, it is the efficient cause first to be it, the source of any life, any means vital, of any thing (6). "

We can, consequently, establish comparative lexicology (NB: majority of terms are drawn from the work - Bantu, Présence African, Paris, 1985, p. 151) following on solar God:
Egyptian

shuu, Râ
solar god
Bantu

Bulu: Zamba

Douala: Nyamba

Fang: Anyame

Mpongwe: Anyambye

Mbochi: Ndzambe

Kongo: Nzambi

Teke: Nzami

Mbede: Ndzyami

Ndumu: Ndzami

Dinga: Ndjame

Angola: Ndzami

Guinea: Onyame

Etc...
Hebraic

shamach

According to the table which precedes, it appears clearly that the Hebraic term " shamach "comes from the egyptien" shuu ".

The 7 is also the symbol of the Judiciaire system in Pharaonic Egypt and the modern Black Africa. Case different the 7 notable ones that one tells in Saharan Africa sub. The emblem chosen for the State of Israel is the most widespread sign of the iconography Jewish, the candlestick with seven branches or ménorah. A meticulous description of it gold candlestick, which decorated the southern face of the Sanctuary of the Tent of the Appointment and of Temple of Jerusalem, is given in the Exodus.

The escutcheon of Ménorah, which wants to mean that Jewish ground must radiate towards the whole world light, culture, the truth and justice.


Ménorah.

We saw that 7 wants to also say half or zangwä in language bisoo-bakoko. And in a whole of 7 branches like those of the chandalier, the 4e element is also half. All the images of the candlestick, of our article, confirm our analyses. Us let us can clearly see the iconographic expression of the 4e connects which is more long that all others.

Conclusion

Supreme God Zamba/Nyambé/etc. of Kamet of Egypt and Bantu is the Sun, guarantor of the life on ground. Its explosion or Big-bang is at the origin of the 7 stars which influence the socio-economic systems and policies of the Kamet people since the night of times. This star has a primarily mathematical significance. The religion being the mask this knowledge in the world of the uninitiated persons. Among certain people, the religion is the keystone of the nation. The Kamet people do not adore the Sun. But it of are useful in the practical life of the Exact sciences, Economics and politics.

The Hebrew elements of Kwanzaa and Ménorah of the people come from the Exact sciences and from religion of Kamet of Egyptian Antiquity. The Hebrews completely copied its elements at the time of their stays in Egypt. The linguistic relationship confirms the correspondences related to the number crowned 7, between Egypt, the Black Africa and these people of Asia.

Our analyses, on supreme God Bantu, Kwanzaa, prove that Pharaonic Egypt is the traditional civilization of the Kamet people of today.

Illustrations of the 7 elements of the Candlestick
Let us notice the particular iconography of the 4e element which is in the medium of the 7.


a) Kwanzaa


Candlestick of Kwanzaa: the 4e candle represents the "medium".

b) Hebrews


Ménorah, emblem chosen for the State of Israel.
Here, the 5e element on 9 symbolizes "half", the "medium", "symmetry".
In the thought of Africa Kamet, figure 4 is related to femininity whereas 5 symbolizes masculinity. On the whole: 4 + 5 = 9.

Postal stamps of the State of Israel. Let us notice the characteristic of the branch, candlestick, placed at the "medium":











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Notes:

1. The Pale Fox. Volume 1: The myth cosmogony, booklet 1: The creation of the world, Paris, Institute from Ethnology, 1965; 2e edition, 1991, p. 170

2. Secrecies of the Exodus, the Egyptian origin of the Hebrews, Jean-Cyrille Godefroy, 2000, p. 361

3. Initiations and secret societies with Cameroun, Philippe Laburthe, Karthala, Paris, 1985, p. 21

4. Acts of the Tenth International Conference of the Orientalists, Leide, 1897, p. 182

5. Bantu, African Presence, Paris, 1985, p. 159.

6. Bantu, African Presence, Paris, 1985, p. 151

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