GO BACK TO KEMET NOT EGYPT WITH ƆBENFO ỌBÁDÉLÉ KAMBON PART 2

The ancient historical portrayal and account of the invasion, conquest and foreign rule of the Hyksos in Kmt is by the native indigenous Kmtyw High Priest, scholar, and historian Manetho.
Manetho is best known for his three-volume work Aegyptiaca, a lengthy chronological history of ancient Kmt.
Manetho is described as a native indigenous Kmtyw High Priest who have been taught in his mother tongue but adopted the Hellenistic Greco-Roman culture and identity. As recorded by Josephus, Manetho describes the beginning of Hyksos rule as thus:
“A people of no noble origin from the east, whose coming was unforeseen, had the audacity to invade Kmt, invade the country, which they mastered by main force without difficulty or even battle. Having overpowered the Kings and Chiefs , they then savagely burnt the cities, razed the temples of the Gods to the ground, and treated the whole native population with the utmost cruelty, massacring some, and carrying off the wives and children of others into slavery. They were violent conquerors and oppressors of Kmt” (Contra Apion I.75-7).
Josephus, the ancient Jewish historian, and most of the ancient writers and scholars of antiquity, associated and connectd the Hyksos with the Israelite Jews. Quoting from Manetho’s Aegyptiaca, Josephus states that when “the Hyksos were expelled from Egypt (Kmt), they founded Jerusalem”(Contra Apion I.90).

During his reign, King Ahmose I completed the conquest, overthrow, and expulsion of the Hyksos from Lower Kmt, and restored Upper Kmt (southern Kmt) rule over all of Kmt, and successfully reasserted Kmt power and influence in its former subject territories of Canaan (modern day Israel and Palestine), the Levant and its surrounding territories and lands.

Why does every Black person=Obibini believes the Bible is a historical book?
THE BIBLE IS NOT A HISTORICAL BOOK.