Comments by "BlackFlagsNRoses" (@blackflagsnroses6013) on "Top 10 Egyptian Gods and Goddesses" video.

  1. All religions are real. Their stories are in question though.
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  2. They had great actors but the casting was shit and wrong.
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  3. • Tensakuma "Tendro" Kadro​ The Mesopotamian religions were the first known I believe. Anu and all that.
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  4. • Tensakuma "Tendro" Kadro The similarities between the Ancient Mesopotamian and Jewish beliefs are enough to know the Jewish traditions come from the Sumerian, Babylonian, Akkadian etc... Tales of floods, gods making mankind as workers for their works and so on. If humanity truly began and spread from one point of origin then yes every religion has some first source that evolved with every culture. Though even if this isn't so, one thing for certain is that every religion more or less teaches the same; Peace and love is the way for humanity to behave and progress.
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  5. PancakeVsWaffle​​ The Mesopotamian's beliefs were strikingly similar to later traditional Jewish beliefs. Creation of Man to tend to the gods works, the Great Flood, mating between gods and humanity. It's much the same stories and beliefs, the only difference is that in traditional Judaism the focus was on the Most High God and the lesser gods were named messengers and angels. In fact in reading the Bible one can see that the Hebrews acknowledged many gods and believed in a pantheon headed by one God of Gods, who was the true God to worship. This is most supported by the constant use of Elohim, the plurality of the word god, and the treatment of angels as mighty ones, or Elohim. Also God himself called mankind gods, as their first state was godly children, as when God said when speaking of Man, "Man has become like 'us' (the gods/angels) and knows knowledge of good and evil. Also the fallen angel said " God knows if you eat of this fruit you will be like the gods, knowing good and evil".
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  6. 432 hz True enough. I have heard an interesting theory that Osirus was in fact the Biblical Nimrod who traveled the Post-Diluvian world conquering peoples and creating civilizations. This of course concurs with the myth of Osirus as a civilizer of barbaric people, teaching agriculture, warfare, and giving structure and order to a primitive people. Also the fact that Osirus according to myth was the first King of Kehmet; Egypt. These two figures may be the same historically recorded first Pharoah Narner.
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