Bolyán Anita, Not Underworld, But Thot's Real Hospital- Key- On The Surface Of

The Water, 2024.

Abstract
"... These are the secret words which the living Jesus spoke, and Didymus Judas
Thomas wrote them down.

1 And he said: He who shall find the interpretation of the words shall not taste of
death.

.. " (Gospel of Thomas)

It is useful to know the Hungarian language which kept many ancient features. It is
proved that the northern homes of the Finno - Ugrian (Hungarians are Ugrians, as an
ethnic group)were in almost constant connections with the so - called Fertile
Crescent from , at least, 8 - 9,000 years , for example, through the steppe nomads
by the recent genetic researches (e.g., Saag et al., , 2017., Willerslev , 2015 -
2024., Lazarides, 2017, or révész, 2021.) As a consequence, they changed many
experiences and observations about the environment around them. The southern
civilizations were famous for their medical knowledge, (prophets) while the
northern shamans were the experts of the tribal alliances, i.e. keep a harmony
among different ethnic groups for a longer period (Bolyán, Mutualism, 2021.). The
Egyptian culture became the home of the followers of the foreign deity, Thot's,
teachings while Thot's knowledge and views were spred by Thot's nation, the
Sumerians through the Canaanite and mezopotamian settlings north of egypt and by
thot from a south - eastern migration. . The two 'streams' met from time to time
resulting in interesting reinterpretations of the local pantheons in the Near East
(Maat - Mot, or Bael - Marduk etc.). thot was a doctor, a physician or healer, who
healed by examining the strength of the human heart through its ability or
capability to keep the body above the sea like the ostrich feather does.

One of the evidences for the foreign concept of death by Thot's followers is
linguistic. In the Egyptian and Arabic languages, the concept of death is the
following:

".. What is the Egyptian word for death?

In fact, scholars claim, the modern Egyptian Arabic word for death, al mawt, is the
same as ancient Egyptian and is also used for "mother", clearly linking the death-
experience with birth or, more precisely, re-birth on an eternal plane.
Death in Ancient Egypt - World History Encyclopedia

worldhistory.org
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Thus, it does not explain the measurement of the heart in the Final Judgement scene
by Thot and the sea, Maat in ancient Egypt.

In the Hungarian language, the word 'death' means 'like a fish' (halál), which
means that according to the Hungarian - or, the Finno - Ugrian - shamanes, to be
dead means to submerge under the water, thus, the human being is not capable of
keeping oneself up to the surface of the water to inhale the air. This concept is
the same as the concept of the ancient Egyptian healing introduced by Thot through
a strange marriage to the sea, Maat).

1. Mummies - Waiting For A Prophet.

It is known from the Bible that the prophets could be taught not only in the
ancient Jewish territories, however, the prophets could be from other ethnic groups
and could learn in Egypt, as well.

Jesus attended akind of a medical and spiritual school in Egypt, (Thomas

apocripher, Bible - New Testament) and, as the other prophets with medical
knowledges, must have knoww the so - called 'Writing' according to the Bible.
However, according to the last chapter of the Bible, the so - called 'Writing' was
Thot's books which were known and open and could be read by anyone until they were
lost at the end of the Roman Empire, as it had been kept in Alexander the Great's,
tomb and could have several copies, although today there is only one piece, the
Tabula Smaragdina, which is regarded as Thot's book (Tabula Smaragdina, wikipedia).
Thot' books, as the last chapter of the Bible, as well, were full of concepts know
well in Egypt (Bible - Revelation)

Jesus and the other prophets were able to give a new life to some dead people,
(e.g. Lazar in John, chapter 11, New Testament - Bible), thus, while the physical
body can be preserved, there is no real death, only, if the body vanishes or
destroyed totally which . This double view is conceptualized by the so - called two
deaths in Egypt.
"... The term "second death" occurs four times in the New Testament, specifically
in Revelation 2:11, 20:6, 20:14, and 21:8. According to … Bővebben
... "

(second Death - wikipedia)

According to the Egyptian scripts and other sources (e.g. , Maspero, pyramid texts)
or paintings on the walls inside the pyramids, the concept of after life has two
main views, either there is a reincarnation based on 'Nut's swallowing the stars'
perception(death means mother, see above) or the second death when the people are
dead when their physical bodies vanished, until then, their lives could be given
back by, for example, a prophet. It is not a coincidence, that the Jewish people
expected for their prophets to be able to give a new life to a dead body, while
they lived in Egypt a ling time and knew about the highly developed teachings if
Thot's followers , while Thot was the leader of their Sumerian ancestors (ancient
Ur)

By that, it is clear that the mummies in Egypt was treated so carefully because
they were not considered as dead people, but as sick people, who must have been
cured which took some times.

2. Thot - The Physician.

It is known about Thot (e.g., Osiris cycle)that he was able to cure the Egyptian
deities. from a very early time of the written sources of the Egyptian pantheon,
the religion was in a phase that the originally, scientific metaphors became
personalized gods and godesses. (Bolyán, From Science...,2023.) As a consequence,
Thot's successes in healing were dedicated to some deities instead of only the
common people. He was so succesful that the Egyptian memory saved the way he
examined the suffering human beings. That is called the Final Judgement of the
Egyptian underworld, a kind of n examination in a hospital.

The diagnosis was given by the help of the sea, metaphorised by Maat.(Maat
(Maat,wikipedia) thot's "wife', Maat, was a tool of acertain method to find out
whether an egyptian was healthy or sick. If the Egyptian was healthy, than he or
she could keep oneself up above the water, the sea (Maat) while if he or she was
sick, one was not able to maintain or swim on the surface and one submerged into
the water of the sea. That is the reason why Maat, the symbol of the sea was so
respected, by Maat, the sea, it was possible to decide whether somebody was sick,
i.e. dead, or healthy.

The ostrich feather made it clear on the paintings of the so - called Final
Judgement that it is about the lightness of the human body to swim. (Note, A new
provable hypothesis can be drawn by some recent archeological findings in
Somaliland(Mire, 2007, Dhambalin - wikipedia) The animal pictures made it clear
that the strange behaviour of the ostrich popular in Africa to dig its head in to
the earth is a mutation cause by a kind of a human hunting. On the paintings of
Dhambalin, some animals can be seen without heads with hunted other animals,
domesticated animals and hunting human beings with horses or dogs. Similarly to the
elephants' loss of their tusks, the ostriches could remain alive by pretending that
their heads did not exist.)

3. Thot's Method - Known Among The Shamans.

According to linguistic and written sources, the concept of death originates from
the Ennead, more closely, the birth of the stars by Nut, the mother of the stars,
which was an eternal process of swallowing and re-bearing (e.g., Maspero, 1896,
ELTE - university - pyramid texts)coming from the perception of the cycle of the
days and nights. Thus, the word of death is the same as the mother. (see above)

However, the scene of the Final Judgement carried out by the couple of Thot and
Maat has nothing to do with birth or dying, let alone eating.(e.g., Simpson, 2003.)

According to the Hungarian language, to be dead means to be like a fish. tht means
that those who were buried in the rivers and were unable to swim to the surface
were regarded as dead (Note, the writer of this paper is a native speaker). The
Hungarian ancient belief is a Finno - Ugrian one, while the spiritual leader was a
shaman or shamans who could keep their influence in a way that , even today, the
used words are Finno - Ugrian in 80% in the spoken Hungarian language. The
Hungarian wasy of thinking is still more a shamanistic one than any others, e.g.
Christian or European based on the Sumerian pantheon spred by the Indoeuropean -
Hittite astrological thinking and the Bible and strengthened the Jewish - Christian
religions..(Bolyán, Mitras, 2023.)

This Hungarian 'linguistic' explanation can give a new light on the old Egyptian
thinking that the ostrich feather was the metaphor to be able to swim on the
surface of the sea by a strong heart. By that explanation, the so - called
Judgement scene of the Egyptian so - called after life, is, merely, a kind of a
diagnosis used by the oldest known prophet, Thot, who was famous for being able to
heal, even, the deities, like Horus or Isis (Horus, Isis - wikipedia)

Thus, the so - called after life was not a kind of living after dying, but a kind
of a place where the human people could be cured or healed. That concept
strengthens the idea that the so - called second death must have been introduced to
describe the real death, otherwise, until a physical remnant was available, a
prophet, like Jesus or the prophets of the Bible could make those dead people live
again, and that knowledge was knon in the Jewish community well. The second death
meant the physical vanishing of the person which could not be unified again. That
concept of the two deaths explain the importance of the mumification, that the
mummies were and are not dead at all.

4. Summary
Thot's underworld was a kind of a hospital where the Egyptian people suffering from
some kinds of an illness were cured. The so - called Final Judgement of the
underworld in egypt was, actually, a way of a diagnosis based on the concept that
one's health is based on one's ability to be able to keeponeself above the
surface of the water. That concept was shared by the northern shamanism. It is not
sure which civilization was the original one to develop this kind of the
diagnostical concept, however, it could be spred as the European cultures were in
constant connection through the migrations of the steppe nomads proved by genetical
and archeological evidences, as well.

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Northern Europe surrounding the Baltic Sea is still sparse. Here, we report genome-
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Please cite this article in press as: Saag et al., Extensive Farming in Estonia
Started through a Sex-Biased Migration from the Steppe, Current Biology
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Report

Extensive Farming in Estonia Started

through a Sex-Biased Migration from the Steppe

Lehti Saag,1,2,7,* Liivi Varul,3 Christiana Lyn Scheib,4 Jesper Stenderup,5 Morten
E. Allentoft,5 Lauri Saag,2 Luca Pagani,2
Maere Reidla,1,2 Kristiina Tambets,2 Ene Metspalu,1,2 Aivar Kriiska,6 Eske
Willerslev,5 Toomas Kivisild,1,2,4
and Mait Metspalu2,*
1Department of Evolutionary Biology, Institute of Cell and Molecular Biology,
University of Tartu, Tartu 51010, Estonia
2Estonian Biocentre, Tartu 51010, Estonia
3School of Humanities, Tallinn University, Tallinn 10120, Estonia
4Department of Archaeology and Anthropology, University of Cambridge, Cambridge CB2
3QG, UK
5Centre for GeoGenetics, Natural History Museum of Denmark, University of
Copenhagen, Copenhagen 1350, Denmark
6Department of Archaeology, Institute of History and Archaeology, University of
Tartu, Tartu 51014, Estonia
7Lead Contact
*Correspondence: [email protected] (L.S.), [email protected] (M.M.)
http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2017.06.022

SUMMARY RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

The transition from hunting and gathering to farming The change from hunting and
gathering to farming was asso-
in Europe was brought upon by arrival of new peo- ciated with important
demographic and cultural changes in
ple carrying novel material culture and genetic different parts of the world.
The process involving changes in life-
ancestry. The exact nature and scale of the transi- style and in material
culture, such as the introduction of pottery,
tionˇŞboth material and geneticˇŞvaried in different has often been referred to as
the Neolithic transition. This term
parts of Europe [1¨C7]. Farming-based economies can become confusing when
talking about eastern and northern
appear relatively late in Northeast Europe, and the areas of Europe like Estonia,
where the rst signs of crop cultiva-
extent to which they involve change in genetic tion appeared 6,000 years
before present (years BP) and pottery
ancestry is not fully understood due to the lack even earlier, but the
transition to intensive cultivation and animal
of relevant ancient DNA data. Here we present husbandry is estimated to
have taken place much later, between
the results from new low-coverage whole-genome 4,800 and 4,000 years BP [10,
11]. This change is associated
shotgun sequence data from ve hunter-gatherers with a gradual shift from the
primarily hunting- and gathering-
and ve rst farmers of Estonia whose remains based Comb Ceramic culture
(CCC) to the farming-based
date to 4,500 to 6,300 years before present. We Corded Ware culture (CWC).
The appearance of CWC in Estonia
nd evidence of signicant differences between is clearly associated with
cultivation and animal husbandry, as
the two groups in the composition of autosomal as suggested by ndings of bones
of sheep or goats, pigs, and
well as mtDNA, X chromosome, and Y chromosome cattle, as well as artifacts
made of these bones in burial sites,
ancestries. We nd that Estonian hunter-gatherers numerous occurrences of
Cerealia pollen in bog and lake sedi-
of Comb Ceramic culture are closest to Eastern ments, barley seeds and a
seed imprint on a pot shard, and sta-
hunter-gatherers, which is in contrast to earlier ble isotope (13C and 15N)
signatures compatible with increased
hunter-gatherers from the Baltics, who are close to cereals in the diet of humans
[12¨C14].
Western hunter-gatherers [8, 9]. The Estonian rst
farmers of Corded Ware culture show high similarity To shed more light on the
genetic changes during the shift
in their autosomes with European hunter-gatherers, to farming-based economies in
Estonia, we extracted DNA
Steppe Eneolithic and Bronze Age populations, and from teeth from skeletal
remains of ten individuals from Estonia
European Late Neolithic/Bronze Age populations, dating to 4,500¨C6,300 years
BP. These included ve individ-
while their X chromosomes are in addition equally uals associated with the
Neolithic CWC (4,800¨C4,000 years
closely related to European and Anatolian and BP), four with the Neolithic
CCC (5,900¨C3,800 years BP), and
Levantine early farmers. These ndings suggest one with the Mesolithic Narva
culture (NC) (7,200¨C5,900
that the shift to intensive cultivation and animal years BP) (Figure 1; Table 1;
STAR Methods). Initial shotgun
husbandry in Estonia was triggered by the arrival sequencing yielded endogenous
DNA (reads mapping to
of new people with predominantly Steppe ancestry the human genome) in
proportions higher than 1% for eight in-
but whose ancestors had undergone sex-spe- dividuals whose genomes were
further shotgun sequenced to
cic admixture with early farmers with Anatolian whole-genome coverage between
0.01 and 2.13 (Table S1).
ancestry. Genetic sexing based on the
proportion of reads mapping to
X chromosomes conrmed
assignments based on morphology
(available for six out of ten
samples) and provided additional
information about the sex of
the individuals involved in the
study (Table 1).

Current Biology 27, 1¨C9,

July 24, 2017 2017 Elsevier Ltd. 1
Please cite this article in press as: Saag et al., Extensive Farming in Estonia
Started through a Sex-Biased Migration from the Steppe, Current Biology

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We term that punishment the second death, which is itself also perpetual, as is
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eternal pain, or thus: Death is the condemnation of souls for their deserts to
eternal punishments.
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The goddess Tefnut portrayed as a woman with the head of a lioness and a sun disc
resting on her head. Tefnut ( Ancient Egyptian: tfn.t; Coptic: ⲧϥⲏⲉ tfēne) is a
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Shu and his sister and companion, Tefnut (goddess of moisture), were the first
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Who created Tefnut & Shu?
In Egyptian cosmology, it was believed that Tefnut and her twin brother Shu (the
god of air) were created by the god Atum through a process of self-creation. Tefnut
and Shu were also seen as the parents of Nut (the sky goddess) and Geb (the earth
god).
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Who were the children of the Ennead?
Together the Ennead made Egypt a special and vibrant place to live. Atum's children
were Shu and Tefnut. Geb and Nut's children were Osiris, Isis, Seth, and Nephthys.
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How many apocrypha books are there?
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of the Bible at some point, and other texts of a Biblical nature which have never
been canonical.
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What is the NT Apocrypha & Pseudepigrapha?
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apostle ‘Doubting Thomas’. This text purports to be a collection of the sayings of
Jesus. Traditionally Thomas was Jesus’ twin brother. This text shows strong Gnostic
influence. A very early Christian apocryphal text. tr. by Milton S. Terry .
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What are the apocryphal books of the New Testament?
The Apocryphal Books of the New Testament are very varied, and are distributed in
four categories: gospels, acts, epistles and apocalypses. All of them were
discarded because of their lack of apostolic authorship, and their contrariety in
their writings.
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Does Tamas have a central character?
Tamas is unconventional in that it has no central character. The chapters may
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following six translations have been consulted, in addition to that published by
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Jesus likely took his first steps not in Bethlehem or Nazareth, but in Egypt. It is
easy to forget that part of Jesus’ early childhood was spent outside of Bethlehem
and the Holy Land. Forced into exile by King Herod, the Holy Family fled to Egypt
and lived there for several years.
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How old was Jesus when he came to Egypt?
In the Gospel of the Infancy it is stated at three years; in the History of Joseph
at one year; in Tatian's Harmony at seven years ; by Epiphanius at two years.
Athanasius makes Jesus four years old when He came from Egypt; Baronius eight
years.
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Where did Jesus grow up?
It is easy to forget that part of Jesus’ early childhood was spent outside of
Bethlehem and the Holy Land. Forced into exile by King Herod, the Holy Family fled
to Egypt and lived there for several years. It is fascinating to think about this
time in Jesus life. Did Jesus see the ancient pyramids? What about the great Nile
river?
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Why did God take Mary and Jesus to Egypt?
God in a dream, takes Mary and Jesus and goes down into Egypt. Herod, so soon as he
finds himself mocked Matt. ii. 16-18. by the wise men, gives orders that all the
children in Bethlehem of two years and under be slain. Joseph with Mary and Jesus
remains in Egypt till he hears through Matt. ii. 19-23. an angelic messenger of
Herod's death.
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What happened after Jesus arrived in Egypt?
A subject taking place after the arrival in Egypt is the meeting of the infant
Jesus with his cousin, the infant John the Baptist, who, according to legend was
rescued from Bethlehem before the massacre by the Archangel Uriel, and joined the
Holy Family in Egypt.
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Where did Steppe ancestry come from?
The third source, "steppe-related" ancestry, appears in Western Europe during the
Late Neolithic to Bronze Age transition and is ultimately derived from a population
related to Yamnaya steppe pastoralists.
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In archaeogenetics, the term Western Steppe Herders (WSH), or Western Steppe

Pastoralists, is the name given to a distinct ancestral component first identified
in individuals from the Chalcolithic steppe around the turn of the 5th millennium
BC, subsequently detected in several genetically similar or directly related
ancient populations including the Khvalynsk, Sredny Stog, and Yamnaya cultures…

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Ancient genomes suggest the eastern Pontic-Caspian steppe as …
WEBThe amount of bone powder used varied between 80 and 150 mg. DNA extraction and
library preparation was performed in a separate ancient DNA laboratory in laminar
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WEB2020. febr. 24., · Here, the authors generate ancient-DNA data from the Balearic
Islands, Sicily and Sardinia, and estimate the level and timing of steppe
pastoralist, Iranian and …

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Genetic origins of the Minoans and Mycenaeans | Nature
WEB142 Citations. 858 Altmetric. Metrics. The origins of the Bronze Age Minoan and
Mycenaean cultures have puzzled archaeologists for more than a century. We have
assembled …

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WEBDNA clue to origins of early Greek civilization. DNA is shedding light on the
people who built Greece's earliest civilizations.
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Are steppe migrations a risk factor for multiple sclerosis?

In particular, they identify that steppe migrations brought an elevated genetic
risk for multiple sclerosis to Europe, probably as the result of evolutionary
pressures associated with protection from pathogens as —
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WEB2024. jan. 11., · Volume 625. Next issue. Steppe by step. Across four papers in
this week’s issue, Eske Willerslev and colleagues use genetic data from ancient
Eurasians to probe …

Elevated genetic risk for mult…

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Elevated genetic risk for multiple sclerosis emerged in steppe
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Bronze Age 2, along with new Medieval and post-Medieval genomes, we show that the
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email at snm.ku.dk - Homepage. evolution genomics population genetics ancient DNA …
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What is the second death in Judaism?
The second death, also known as eternal death, : 47 : 439 is an eschatological
concept in Judaism, Christianity, and Mandaeism related to punishment after a
first/initial death on Earth.

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The second death, also known as eternal death, is an eschatological concept in
Judaism, Christianity, and Mandaeism related to punishment after a first/initial
death on Earth. Bővebben
Judaism
Although the term is not found in the Hebrew Bible (the Canonical collection of
Hebrew scriptures), Harry Sysling, in his study (1996) of … Bővebben
Mandaeism
Mandaeans believe that the souls which could not be purified inside of demon Ur
would get destroyed along with him at the end of days, so they … Bővebben
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The term "second death" occurs four times in the New Testament, specifically in
Revelation 2:11, 20:6, 20:14, and 21:8. According to … Bővebben
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What is the ‘Second Death’? - stephenmillerbooks.com
WEBJohn said, “The lake of fire is the second death” ( Revelation 20:14 ). In
Egypt’s Book of the Dead, the first death is the death of the body. The second
death is the death of the soul. …
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Understanding Death in Ancient Egypt: Rituals and Beliefs
WEBDamaging the heart would result in a “second death,” leading to the destruction
of all aspects of the individual’s existence. The ancient Egyptians’ practical
beliefs about the afterlife influenced their funerary practices.

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Was death the end of life in ancient Egypt?
To the ancient Egyptians, death was not the end of life but only the beginning of
the next phase in an individual's eternal journey. There was no word in ancient
Egyptian which corresponds to the concept of "death" as usually defined, as
"ceasing to live", since death was simply a transition to another phase of one's
eternal existence.
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What is the second death?
We term that punishment the second death, which is itself also perpetual, as is
immortality. [...] we thus define the second death: Death is the suffering of
eternal pain, or thus: Death is the condemnation of souls for their deserts to
eternal punishments.
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OverviewFuneral practicesJourney to the afterlifeJudgment of the deadLake of
fireRebirthGenderSekhet-Aaru

There were many challenges the dead had to face before they were able to enter into
the final stages of the afterlife. However, through the support of the living, the
dead had access to the protection and knowledge they would need to be reborn in the
netherworld.
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János | 11. fejezet - Lázár feltámasztása
WEBJézus odament a sírhoz, és azt parancsolta Lázárnak, hogy jöjjön ki. És Lázár
valóban kijött a sírból. Lázár feltámasztása Jézus utolsó csodája volt. Sok zsidó,
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The Discovery of Dhambalin Rock Art Site, Somaliland | Sada Mire
WEBThe Discovery of Dhambalin Rock Art Site, Somaliland | Sada Mire. Dhambalin, a
sandstone rock shelter, was discovered in autumn 2007. Theunique site holds
polychrome paintings …

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The multi-layered paintings cover an area of approximately 4 by 12 metres (13 ft ×
39 ft). They are of the Ethiopian-Arabic style, and dates to 5000-3000 BP.
Similarities are noted with the rock art in Jilib Rihin and Haadh that were found
in the Togdheer region by Sada Mire also in 2007. The polychrome paintings of the
Neolithic or proto-historic Arabian–Ethiopian Style, depict the first sheep
paintings in Somali archaeology and also many of antelopes, dogs, giraffes, snakes
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Did mire discover prehistoric rock art in Somaliland?
Mire, leading a team of 50 helpers, has discovered prehistoric rock art in
Somaliland at almost 100 sites; at least 10 of these are likely to receive World
Heritage status.