Egyptian loanwords in the Torah

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It’s called borrow loanwords. I mistaken saying borrow words.

@RoyC @bharatjj would any of this show any borrow loan-words, because how did language evolve and @bharatjj you read @RoyC book. And @RoyC you’re in @bharatjj article in the reference area.

@RoyC you wrote in thread.
In the book I show that it’s true not only of Judaism, Christianity, & Islam but also Hinduism, Buddhism, and Taoism, and dozens of ancient religions and tribal religions.

From here in this thread.

Religious Neutrality and Philosophical / Scientific Theories

The definition I defend of the primary sense of “religious belief” is more widely held than you might suppose. Plato, Aristotle, virtually all the medievals, Calvin, Spinoza, and many others have held it. In the 20th century alone it has been advocated by Eliade, James, Tillich, Barth, NK Smith, Jaeger, Heisenberg, Wittgenstein, and many more. But the reason it’s right is not how many people have agreed with it, but rather the overwhelming evidence in its favor. In the book I show that it’s tru…

@RoyC your writing @bharatjj reference in his article

@RoyC article

Three Theological Arguments in Support of Carol Hill's Reading of the...

@bharatjj article

An Interpretation of Adam’s Fall in the Light of Far Eastern Psychology

I screenshot to show you. I highlighted in yellow.

So I was curious what you know too about loanwords.

Lately I’ve been learning about new kingdom. That actually Israel is of Egypt land. Because Egypt land increased. Israel is actually still Egypt land because when leaving Egypt, the land increased, the Levant - new Kingdom. If I’m understanding correctly.