based and slayerspilled.   16/07/shet-set-seth.html > shet is the yehudit pronunciation of set, the mitsri (egyptian) god also known as sutekh, who killed osher (osiris) and who, particularly in later egypt, was associated with the donkey. you can follow the connection with set and the donkey-cult in the david-sha'ul story in my novel "city of peace". you can follow the connection with set as the red-haired god who provides an adversary to the osiric "good-guy" in any one of several biblical myths: kayin and havel, yishma-el and yitschak, ya'akov and esav... > the hyksos god typhon is also identified with set. the hyksos came from armenia or beyond (probably hittite at their earliest known source) via cappadocia, ashur and kena'an (canaan), around 1780 bce (which should enable us to date the yoseph stories). their western capital was at pelusium on the canopic arm of the nile delta in northern egypt (effectively goshen); their eastern capital at avaris, which most definitely was in goshen. they were likely allies to the byblians of phoenicia, who had a trading station at pelusium. the god of byblos was adonis. the egyptians called byblos the land of negu, and imported trees and timber from there > before the arrival of the hyksos, northern egypt was settled by pelasgians, who, as robert graves explains in detail in his "greek myths", had deep connections with the peoples of kena'an. their sacred oracle was on the island of pharos, off what is now alexandria. proteus, the old man of the sea, was king of pharos and lived in a cave; he had the power to transform himself exactly as the druids and other sun-heroes did. pharos thus equates to avalon. the island is later linked to the septuagint and the number 72 (for which see various graves references). graves wonders if the king of pharos was the one who married sarah in genesis 12, and if as such it represented a confederacy between av-raham's tribe and the sea people
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