Ancient Egyptian Black Magic Harem Murder Conspiracy Mystery - Jimmy Akin's Mysterious World

More than 3,000 years ago, a conspiracy was launched against the most powerful man on Earth, the Egyptian pharaoh. Jimmy Akin and Dom Bettinelli explore who the conspirators were, what they were trying to accomplish, and what dark arts they used in their plot.

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[shamrock]

Bob Briar is a phenomenal source on information about ancient Egypt and he’s probably the most engaging lecturer I’ve ever seen! 🔥

[allyjohnston]

can you do a show on the 3 days of darkness and also the one where they say all on earth will have a moment of revelation of their souls

[Flyingcar]

I am excited for werewolves next week. Hopefully vampires will be an episode at some point.

[goldworth]

Good day, is it possible that the terminology used in the records that the crimes of those who died after being found guilty of the plot "seized them" may have been used due to the Law of Maat: 'reciprocity' being a prevaling value of that ancient culture? As such, the result of killing another person was their own demise (reciprocity).

[roan]

Important to note is that he was farao during the bronze age collapse so that might explain why Egypt was declining.

[leoncaruthers]

I'm really hoping for a St Christopher mention next week. I've heard part of his story is that he was of the "dog-headed people", and I've seen him referred to (possibly erroneously or sensationally) as "the werewolf saint". Curious if there's anything to it.

[varyar]

Another great episode! Interesting stuff about a place and period I know pretty much nothing about. (Next week werewolves... why do I think the words "Bray Road" might come up?)

[adamhovey]

Looking forward to listening to this. I hope y'all are staying coronavirus free.

[John_McCarthy]

I downloaded soundcloud to listen to it, but for some reason episode 88 the death star Nemesis has been taken down or hidden on YouTube, which is weird since nothing in it seemed offensive unless you were a proponent of Pluto not being classed as a planet.

[junkjack]

Great episode. Made me think about how we have no problem digging up ancient graves, and yet if you dig up a modern rulers grave, the police would be all over you.

[davidarcudi]

Going off the theory that the city of Tarshish (Plato's Atlantis) was in spain. Couldnt that be the sea peoples

[CasperScott-qqip]

I wonder any pharoh ever married again

[gracianomendoza]

Brother Jimmy can you text me how to explain Matthew 21:1 ff bro. Why a donkey and a colt?