1. 10 most important Deities John Helm

2. Ra Horus Osiris Isis Nut Thoth Anubis Geb Ma’at Set(h)

3. Ra The sun god, resembling life, death and rebirth and later became a symbol for the annual floods and a solar calendar.

4. Horus Horus was a hawk headed god, known as the god of war, but he was also known as the god of kings and was one of the earliest deitites

5. Osiris Osiris is the god of vegetation and he was also killed by his brother Set(h) but revived by his sister (wife) Isis to become the guardian of the underworld and had final judgment of who passed on to the land of the blessed. Osiris was given a green head because he is the god of vegetation. Notice a green head

6. Isis The wife and sister of Osiris. Her and her sister (Nephythys) saved her husband out of a box his brother Set(h) trapped him in and then later when set(h) sliced him into 100 pieces Isis and her sister collected them all and revived him.

7. Nut Nut was the Egyptian god of the sky. In Egypt Nut’s body makes up the sky and she is depicted standing on her hands and feet over Geb, her husband.

8. Thoth Thoth was the Ibis headed god of wisdom and writing. He was pictured with the head of a crane as Egyptians believed cranes to be extremely Intellegint. This is an ibis They come in red Black and white

9. Anubis Anubis was the Jackal headed god of the Underworld. He weighed your heart against the feather of truth and if your heart was heavier than the feather, he fed your soul to Ammut and you would live no afterlife.

10. Geb Geb is the god of the Earth. Basically planet earth in Egyptian belief is just Geb’s entire body. Geb’s wife is Nut the goddess of the sky.

11. Ma’at Ma’at is a time of perfect harmony and peace but it is also a winged god. She was the god of Order and Truth. She regulated the cycle of the stars, seasons and actions of both animals and humans.

12. Set(h) Seth is the god of Storms, His Homelands the Desert, and of course Chaos. Seth is the brother of Osiris and he is the person who tried to kill his own brother twice in two brutal ways. He trapped Osiris in a Sarcophagus and he sliced him into thirteen pieces.

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