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| − | -he was born of a virgin
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| − | -his birth was heralded by the star Sirius
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| − | -his birth came to be celebrated during winter solstice ( around December 21st )
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| − | -his birth was announced by angels & observed by shepherds & by 3 solar deities
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| − | -he was baptised in the river Eridanus & his baptiser was later beheaded
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| − | -he walked on water, cast out demons, healed the sick, restored sight to the blind
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| − | -he gave a sermon on a mount
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| − | -was executed along with 2 thiefs
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| − | -was buried in a tomb
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| − | -descended into hell but was resurrected after 3 days
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Latest revision as of 13:23, September 7, 2012
Ra-Horakhti (right) and
Hathor. Ra-Horakhti is the combination of Horus and
Ra.
Horus is in Egyptian mythology, a sun god who is often represented by the falcon, he said to have resurrected his dead father Osiris.
See also
