Ancient Egyptian Set of Sons of Egyptian Gods Afterlife Mythology Antique BC For Sale


Ancient Egyptian Set of Sons of Egyptian Gods Afterlife Mythology Antique BC
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Ancient Egyptian Set of Sons of Egyptian Gods Afterlife Mythology Antique BC:
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Ancient Egyptian 4 Set of Egyptian Gods Afterlife Mythology Antique BCDescription
The existence of gods in ancient Egyptian belief stemmed from the view that the world did not operate by \"chance\" but was governed by cosmic forces (the sky, the sun, the Nile, fertility, disease, death, etc.). Consequently, it was natural to attribute these forces to deities, with each god possessing a specific **domain or function** linked to nature, life, or the afterlife; roles could shift or overlap across different eras and urban centers.
Reasons for the existence of Egyptian gods (e.g., Horus, Sekhmet, Apep, Khnum):1. **Explaining nature and life**- Such as rain, the annual flood, the sun, fertility, warmth, and disease.2. **Preserving cosmic order (Ma\'at)**- \"Ma\'at\" signifies truth, order, and balance; the gods help sustain this system and prevent chaos.3. **Explaining evil, aggression, and threats**- Observing forces of darkness, danger, defeat, or disease led to the emergence of gods or manifestations representing them.4. **Safeguarding the king and society**- Many gods were viewed as protectors of the Pharaoh or the nation, ensuring stability.5. **Multiplicity of religious centers**- Each city had a patron deity; over time, beliefs intertwined, and multiple gods were sometimes associated with the same concept.
Key Functions of the Gods
(Horus)**What does he represent?** The sky, legitimate kingship, and the protector of the Pharaoh.**His primary functions:**- **The Sky**: Viewed as a celestial force that sees and watches over the world.- **Kingship and Legitimacy**: Horus serves as a symbol of the Pharaoh\'s right to rule. - **Protection and triumph over chaos**: He appears in many myths as a fighter against the forces of darkness and disorder, striving to establish *Ma\'at* (cosmic order).** Horus = Sky + Legitimate King + Protection and Triumph.
(Sekhmet)**What does she represent?** Combat power/ordered destruction (serving a role akin to punishment or the purging of evil).**Her primary function:**- **Goddess of war and vengeance**: Associated with divine wrath.- **A destructive force**: Linked to the concept of inflicting punishment upon those who violate *Ma\'at*.- **A force essential for maintaining balance**: She is not merely \"perpetual evil,\" but a power that halts evil and corruption while protecting the established order.* Sekhmet = Divine wrath/a force of war and punishment that preserves balance.
(Apep or Apophis)**What does he represent?** The serpent of chaos/forces of darkness hostile to the established order.**His function/role in mythology:**- **Enemy of the Sun and Creation**: Appears as a force threatening the Sun\'s journey through the night.- **Symbol of chaos**: Represents forces seeking to shatter *Ma\'at*.- **Battled and defeated**: Many stories depict an ongoing conflict between order and the forces of darkness.**In short:** Apep = Chaos, darkness, and an obstacle to the continuity of order (enemy of the Sun/*Ma\'at*).
Her name is written in various ways in Arabic (Ibib, Apophis, Apobis...), yet all refer to the same mythological figure. (Khnum)**What does he represent?** Creation and the molding/shaping of humans and gods (specifically associated with the source of the Nile River).**His primary function:**- **God of creation and shaping**: Depicted as the one who “crafts” human bodies and life itself.- **Association with the Nile**: Often linked to the source of the Nile’s flood, and consequently to fertility and life.- **Cosmic craftsmanship**: The concept of him forming life much like an artisan who carves and shapes.**In short:** Khnum = Creation/Shaping + the source of life via the Nile.
- **Horus**: The sky + the legitimate king + protection and victory.- **Sekhmet**: The power of wrath and war/retribution that maintains balance.- **Apep**: Chaos and darkness; the enemy of order and the sun.- **Khnum**: Creation and shaping + life associated with the Nile.Size : As Shown At Pictures.
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