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Papyrus Paper Making in Ancient Egypt | Sam Mayfair

2.5K views · 113 reactions | Genesis tell us about Adam, Eve, the serpent, and the Tree. Egyptian papyrus shows Atum crushing the evil serpent at the Ished Tree. . same storyline except one is myth and one is history. Even the serpent’s head is crushed just like in Scripture. These hieroglyphics are not random myths. They are distorted memories of the real account recorded in the Bible.  CreationToday.org/449 | Creation Today | Facebook

Tutankhamun Striking Evil: A King in Motion Description: This remarkable statue depicts King Tutankhamun captured in a rare moment of action and power. The young king is shown striding forward on a papyrus raft, wearing the Red Crown of Lower Egypt, a symbol of royal authority and dominion. With his right arm raised, Tutankhamun prepares to strike with a harpoon. According to ancient Egyptian belief, this dynamic pose may symbolize the king combating the forces of chaos and evil in the afterlife