Coming orth 2 o 7 Se The Holy ; a abernacte Min istr The Flite Few he 144,000.whe Ancient Egyptian Book Of The Dead Authored By: Dr. Malachi Z. York For The Holy Tabernacle Ministries The Ancient Egyptian Book Of The Dead __ Introduction Cie Ancient Eeyptian Book GPF ne Dead ts A Sacred Writing Of Inspiration Filled With Prayers, Short Litanies (A Form Of Prayer) And Recitations That Were Recited By Your Ancient KEMITE (Egyptian) Ancestors On Behalf Of Their Relatives That Had Passed On To A Future Life. The Greatest Importance Was Attached To This Composition, In The Belief That Their Recitals Would Secure For The Deceased An Unhindered Passage Into The Next World And Enable The Deceased To Overcome The Opposition Of Disagreeable Influences. Portions Of The Book Of The Dead Were Eventually Incorporated Into Their Funeral Ceremonies And A Papyrus Copy Of The Book Of The Dead Was Placed Near The Sarcophagus (Stone Coffin) In Every Tomb. In The Preparation Of Their Relatives Who Had Passed On, To-Preserve The Bodies Of Their Dead, Various Processes Of Embalming Were Used (Refer To Funeral Ceremony, Scroll #57). One Process Of Embalming That Was Used By 1