Akhenaten was pharaoh of Egypt and one of the most remarkable people in history, one of the four great prophets of Egypt. [1] Akhenaten was one of the most remarkable people in history, and no one before him had such a clear conception of the religion of Salem. [2] He established monotheism under the guise of the sun god Aten. [3] He swung the entire nation from polytheism to monotheism. [4] He discredited the priests, who were opposed to his monotheistic reforms. [5] But he was too quick; failed to provide stability and prosperity for his subjects, who quickly returned to their old gods. [6]
Influenced the concept of El Shaddai, a concept of God composed of several teachings. [7] Mesopotamian religion entered Hebrew literature through the writings of Akhenaten. [8] The first psalm of the Bible is the heart of Akhenaten's teachings. [9] The repercussions of Akhenaten's work lingered in Palestine and Greece. [10] His descendants gave Jesus a Greek translation of the Scriptures. [11]
See also: UB 95:5.