They say every Sunday that Church attendance is plunging but on that day, church was full. The next week, only 1/4 of the building was full. When it was 1/4 full, he said membership is rising and Church was full again. Abraham had five Nefertiti type partners before Sarai and none of them could give him a baby. His problem and confusion did not clear up until he left the people with whom he lived most of his life and they never explained to him how it works; with seed and wombs in the Woman. He left with Sarai and she was still not the answer he needed. It was not until he went to School in Egypt and had an audience with Pharaoh that he would begin to understand. He was an Egyptian boy and son of a Pharaoh who was abandoned in the desert as he fell off a wagon and missed the benefit of School in Egypt. He eventually returned to Egypt and had an audience with Pharaoh. Pharaoh gave him livestock and a baby in a basket on the back of a donkey. Sarai knew and she kept

They say every Sunday that Church attendance is plunging but on that day, church was full. The next week, only 1/4 of the building was full.  When it was 1/4 full, he said membership is rising and Church was full again.   Abraham had five Nefertiti type  partners before Sarai and none of them could give him a baby. His problem and confusion did not clear up until he left the people with whom he lived most of his life and they never explained to him how it works; with seed and wombs in the Woman.  He left with Sarai and she was still not the answer he needed.  It was not until he went to School in Egypt and had an audience with Pharaoh that he would begin to understand.    He was an Egyptian boy and son of a Pharaoh who was abandoned in the desert as he fell off a wagon and missed the benefit of School in Egypt. He eventually returned to Egypt and had an audience with Pharaoh. Pharaoh gave him livestock and a baby in a basket on the back of a donkey.  Sarai knew and she kept the baby quiet with all the animals making noise so the baby was not heard among all the lambs.    It would have saved him time, as a 99 year old,  with his understanding if he had gone to school; in Egypt. He would have had a wife by 20 years old instead of five feminine creatures and the one he is still with cannot have the baby. 






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