Chariots of the Gods?

Egypt. They are many real-life suggestions that explains the parting of the sea. The story we are all familiar with is the “when Moses stretched his stick over the Red Sea, God divided the sea and he and his people escape safety. Then the Pharaoh and his army tried crossing but end up drowning in the sea. The story started when God brought the 10th plague which killed all the first born of the Egyptian to the land of Egypt, Pharaoh gave the children of Israel their freedom told Moses to take his follow

Phaeton was the child of the Sun, and he was known far and wide for his boastfulness because of his parent. He even said these things to Epaphus, the son of Io and the god Jupiter. Epaphus had enough of his bragging one day, and told Phaeton that he had no proof of his bloodline which infuriated Phaeton. Phaeton went to his mother and asked for her to prove that he was descendant of the Sun. Clymene outstretched her hands and called for the Sun to go dark if she was lying about Phaeton’s relation

pride was taken in the way that Rome was presented to other nations. Rome was seen as a powerful nation, protected and favored by the gods, ruled over by wise and divine leaders. Ancient architecture served as propaganda to build and maintain this image of the Roman Empire. The Arch of Titus conveys to the viewer that the Romans are favored and supported by the gods. Many deities can be seen on this sculpture aiding Roman leaders, and behaving as equals to the Roman emperor Titus. Winged women,

Greek mythology plays an important role in the shaping of morals and beliefs of mankind. Greek mythology was stories and lessons that are addressed around greek gods and goddesses. Elders tell these stories as life lessons for the younger generations. Greek mythology has evolved in a way that modern society uses the moral lessons in everyday life, which are not to be greedy, doing everything in moderation, and listening to older and wiser people. Firstly, one of the greek morals are not to be greedy

say "The first events included running, long jump, shot put, javelin discus, wrestling, boxing, pankration (a grueling mix of boxing and wrestling), and equestrian competitions." They have to best sports one the horse races and the second one is chariot races Also along time ago they had a rule in the Olympics Games only men could compete in the games and you have to be naked but the married women's refuse to come to the games but there was only one women brave enough and she was the daughter of

treated as one of the Pharaoh's sons and given the name 'Moses'. God ordered Moses to go and find the Pharaoh and lead his brothers out of Egypt. Aaron, Moses's brother, helped him in this task. This is why Moses, once he had returned to Egypt, went with his brother to visit the Pharaoh who was the successor of the king under whose reign he had long ago been born. The Pharaoh refused to allow the Jews in Moses's group to leave Egypt. God revealed Himself to Moses once again and ordered him to repeat

pharaoh was undoubtedly the most important terrestrial figure in ancient Egypt and played a significant role in the functioning of Egyptian society. Entrusted with governing the realm of Egypt and providing a link between the Egyptian people and the gods, pharaohs were “an essential element in the maintenance of the position of society in the order of creation”. This idea has been substantiated through the various artefacts located in tombs in the Valley of the Kings, particularly that of Tutankhamun

Freya was a norse deity and the most glorious goddess in nature, skill and possessions after Frigg. She belonged to the Vanir, a group of gods who were associated with wild places, wild nature and unseen realms. Firstly, this viking goddess was extremely beautiful with blue eyes and blonde hair making her greatly desired by giants, dwarfs and humans. Many norse sages described her as a goddess who constantly cried tears of gold for her missing husband Od whom she went all over the world to look for

Morals can be very helpful and lesson teaching. Have you ever heard your parents or friends say things like “never give up”, “treat others how you want to be treated”, and more? Well, if you have, you should follow them! Here are some of the great gods, and goddesses that wished they listened to their peers: In the greek mythology story Daedalus and Icarus, Daedalus told Icarus to not fly too close to the sun, but Icarus didn’t listen and ended up burning to death. If Icarus listened

Once in the land of The Underworld there was a god by the name of Hades. Hades was the richest of the gods. But there was one flaw, he didn’t have a heart, that is why Zeus put him as the ruler of the underworld. One fine spring day Zeus was planning a gathering of the gods. But he had to make one final decision, and that was if he was going to invite his brother Hades. ‘’The sun hurts his eyes and the smell of the nice air burns his nostrils.’’ Zeus says. His wife Hera was trying to help him