🪷 February 5th is the Egyptian birthday of #Apep / #Apophis demon serpent & foe of all the gods. Even Set / #Seth / #Sutekh, god of chaos, fights him. Sun god Ra morphs into the Great Cat Mau to smite Apep in Chapter 17 of the #BookOfTheDead in the #Sennedjem tomb Western Thebes. 5 Feb #snake #snakegod 🪷

Renenutet, Lady of the Fields.
She tends to every seed, leaf, fruit, and grain. It is by her hand that we are nurtured.

#kemetic #kemeticism #pagan #paganism #polytheism #polytheist #snakegod

🪷 Feb 5 is the Egyptian birthday of #Apep/#Apophis demon serpent & foe of all the gods. Even Set/#Seth/#Sutekh, god of chaos, fights him. Sun god Ra morphs into the Great Cat Mau to smite Apep in Chapter 17 #BookOfTheDead #Sennedjem tomb Western Thebes. 5 Feb #snake #snakegod 🪷
🪷🐍🐲 1 Feb is #SerpentDay. Did #Antinous see #Glycon the #snakegod oracle of #Alexandria? #DragQueen #snake with blond #wig was actually a #handpuppet! Or at least that's what #serpent scoffers said! 🐍🐲🪷
🪷 February 5 is Egyptian birthday of #Apep/#Apophis demon serpent & foe of all the gods. Even Set/#Seth/#Sutekh, god of chaos, fights him. Sun god Ra morphs into the Great Cat Mau to smite Apep in Chapter 17 #BookOfTheDead #Sennedjem tomb Western Thebes. 5 Feb #snake #snakegod🪷
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🪷 February 5 is Egyptian birthday of #Apep/#Apophis demon serpent & foe of all the gods. Even Set/#Seth/#Sutekh, god of chaos, fights him. Sun god Ra morphs into the Great Cat Mau to smite Apep in Chapter 17 #BookOfTheDead #Sennedjem tomb Western Thebes. 5 Feb #snake #snakegod🪷

@antinousgaygod

"and some others they fell upon the Acacias-nilotica; they choked the seed, the worm ate them"

Gospel of Thomas logion 9

The acacias represent the polytheistic system, the ϥⲛ̅ⲧ̅ would represent Apep

A serpent wouldn't befit the sowing scene, yet the link with Amun is unmistakable:

"lo behold he came forth (ⲉⲓ ⲉⲃⲟⲗ), he who throw-sows (ⲥⲓⲧⲉ); he filled his hand, he cast (ⲛⲟⲩϫⲉ)"

Admin ejaculates, into his hand(s)

@antinousgaygod and do observe that in the end it is a singular seed that falls, yet the worm eats a plural them: none of this is coincidental as Thomas continuously plays with feminine and masculine, singular and plural, and drives the interpretation by that

For instance logion 13, where there is a boiling Fountain, feminine - and it is precisely that which burns, not the masculine "fire" that comes afterwards

https://www.academia.edu/42110001/Interactive_Coptic_English_gospel_of_Thomas

The gospel of Thomas is #Egyptian above all