Theses for the Reconstruction of Ancient History
From the End of the Middle Kingdom In Egypt to the Advent of Alexander The Great
by Immanuel Velikovsky
1945
http://www.varchive.org/ce/theses.htm
64. The list of the Palestinian cities inscribed by Thutmose III in Karnak comprises the names of the cities of Rehoboam in his fifth year. The city-fortresses built or fortified by Rehoboam, Etam, Beth-Zur, Shocco, Gath, Ziph, and Adoraim, can be identified in their Egyptian transcription.
65. The chief fortress besieged and captured before the Pharaoh came to Jerusalem, was Megiddo. Megiddo was defended by Rehoboam personally, and he eluded captivity when the fortress fell.
66. The city Kadesh, the most important among the Palestinian cities, and the first in the list of Thutmose III, is Jerusalem.
67. The submission of Rehoboam and the princes of the land, and their “becoming servants” to the Pharaoh is described in the annals of Thutmose III.
68. The vessels and furniture of the Temple of Solomon sacked by Thutmose III, are pictured on a bas-relief of Karnak. They can be seen in detail: altars, tables, candlesticks, etc.
69. The ornaments of “a crown of gold round about”, “buds among flowers” and “lily-work” described in the Scriptures, are shown on the bas-relief.
70. The showbreads had a conical form. The candlesticks had three branches on either side of the stem, or seven branches [altogether]. The fountains for perfume were vessels ornamented with figures of animals.
71. The copper covered doors and chains of gold were actual features of the Temple of Solomon.
72. Golden chariots, like those mentioned in the Song of Songs, were carried from Palestine as tribute, and are pictured in the sepulchral chambers of Rekhmire, the vizier of Thutmose III.
73. The theory about the supreme artisanship of the Canaanites in the pre-Israelite period is without foundation.
74. Jewish artists brought to Egypt introduced their fine arts and influenced the aesthetic conceptions of the Egyptians.
It's a bit confusing in archeology when using modern words such as Palestine for sites that were prior that. Just another issue with progressist thinking and the disaster that history revisionist/renaming PC promotes.
Wanting to see pictures of this I found this site which shows renditions of them, scrolling down to the bottom half of the page. Majorly cool! Thank you for the info!
http://www.specialtyinterests.net/thutmose.html#detailed