The James Rappai hypothesis
Ancient world scholars have shown themselves to be rock-solid dependable. Their information is impeccable and has proved to be one hundred percent accurate. The same goes with the Bible. The Bible can be accepted as a viable historical source, without anyone getting all crabby or pernickety about its reliability.
The Bible was never at fault. Its archaeological evidence has merely become obscured by a fatal mapping error of the core biblical arena. Overzealous peer reviewing with intent to ensure that the mega Egypt reconstruction error never came to light, is the cause of this anomaly.
Needless to add, Egypt too is a make-believe reconstruction. The real Egypt was in the Near Eastern arena in the regions currently occupied by a small portion of modern-day Turkey and largely by modern-day Syria. The people of this region are actually the true descendents of the sophisticated Egyptians, the first citizens of the ancient world!
Now, I realize that my work presents a viable hypothesis that admirably resolves the Biblical enigma and numerous other related anomalies of this region. If I were to encapsulate my hypothesis in a brief sentence, it would state:Canaan of the Bible and Ethiopia of the ancient world secular scholars are the same. The kingdom of Canaan-Ethiopia was situated in the regions currently occupied by modern-day Syria. Ancient Egypt too was located in the Turkey-Syria region. Ancient Israel (Judaea) was located west of the Jabal an Nusayriyah Mountains in Syria. The Qal’at Salah ed-Din complex in this region has been identified as the temple-fort complex of Jerusalem.
Actually, this is much more than a hypothesis, for, on its very first test run, this hypothetical model readily proves its viability by promptly pinpointing Jerusalem. This indeed is a discovery of great significance that boldly takes this hypothesis into the realm of a full-fledged archaeological discovery.
To the above hypothesis-discovery I attach my name and call it the ‘James Rappai Hypothesis-Discovery.’ Using my hypothesis-discovery as the key, all the regions connected to these kingdoms and indeed the entire Levantine belt can very easily be reconstructed to their original or real geography.
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