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95:2.9 When [[Melchizedek]] appeared in the [[flesh]], the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_Egyptian_religion Egyptians] had a [[religion]] far above that of the [[surrounding]] peoples. They believed that a disembodied [[soul]], if properly armed with [[magic]] [[formulas]], could evade the intervening [[evil]] spirits and make its way to the [[judgment]] hall of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osiris Osiris], where, if innocent of "murder, robbery, falsehood, [[adultery]], theft, and [[selfishness]]," it would be admitted to the realms of bliss. If this [[soul]] were weighed in the balances and found wanting, it would be consigned to hell, to the [http://www.wordnik.com/words/devouress Devouress]. And this was, [[relatively]], an advanced [[concept]] of a [[future]] life in [[comparison]] with the [[beliefs]] of many [[surrounding]] peoples.

95:2.9 When [[Melchizedek]] appeared in the [[flesh]], the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_Egyptian_religion Egyptians] had a [[religion]] far above that of the [[surrounding]] peoples. They believed that a disembodied [[soul]], if properly armed with [[magic]] [[formulas]], could evade the intervening [[evil]] spirits and make its way to the [[judgment]] hall of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osiris Osiris], where, if innocent of "murder, robbery, falsehood, [[adultery]], theft, and [[selfishness]]," it would be admitted to the realms of bliss. If this [[soul]] were weighed in the balances and found wanting, it would be consigned to hell, to the [http://www.wordnik.com/words/devouress Devouress]. And this was, [[relatively]], an advanced [[concept]] of a [[future]] life in [[comparison]] with the [[beliefs]] of many [[surrounding]] peoples.

95:2.10 The [[concept]] of [[judgment]] in the hereafter for the [[sins]] of one's life in the [[flesh]] on [[earth]] was carried over into [[Hebrew]] theology from Egypt. The word [[judgment]] appears only once in the entire [[Book of Psalms|Book of Hebrew Psalms]], and that particular [[psalm]] was written by an Egyptian.

95:2.10 The [[concept]] of [[judgment]] in the hereafter for the [[sins]] of one's life in the [[flesh]] on [[earth]] was carried over into [[Hebrew]] theology from Egypt. The word [[judgment]] appears only once in the entire [[Book of Psalms|Book of Hebrew Psalms]], and that particular psalm was written by an Egyptian.

==95:3. EVOLUTION OF MORAL CONCEPTS==

==95:3. EVOLUTION OF MORAL CONCEPTS==