"Horus - the Egyptian Christ," a poem by Amunhotep Chavis El-Bey

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“Horus – the Egyptian Christ,” a poem by Amunhotep Chavis El-Bey

Old World image of Before, After, and way after — Before, After, and way after image of the Messiah.
Poem - the Egyptian Christ. As you can see, the original virgin Mary was Isis holding her son/sun Horus. Yes, the Christian Holy trinity was copied from Egypt, via, Osiris (the father), Isis (virgin mother Mary) and Horus (the sun/son), according to the master history textbook, "The Outline of History," by H.G. Wells.

Horus vs Seth
Poem - the Egyptian Christ. Horus vs Seth was one of the original superhero stories. The word Hero comes from the Egyptian god Heru, because with ancient languages the vowels are interchangeable. You can see were the" U" in Heru, became the "O" to make Hero. Horus vs Seth (sun set: darkness) is a classic battle of good vs evil, or light vs Darkness, in which Horus wins because the light aways expels away the darkness when the sun rises above the Horizon (Horus).

THE EGYPTIAN CHRIST.

Horus the savior, who was brought to birth
As light in heaven and sustenance on earth.
Horus in spirit, verily divine,
Who came to turn the water into wine.
Horus, who gave his life, and sowed the seed
For men to make the bread of life indeed.
Horus the comforter, who did descend
In human fashion as the heavenly friend.
Horus the Word, the founder in his youth.
Horus, fulfiller as the Word made truth.
Horus the lord and leader in the fight
Against the dark powers of the ancient night.
Horus the sufferer with his cross bowed down,
Who rose at Easter with his double crown.
Horus the pioneer, who paved the way
Of resurrection to eternal day.
Horus triumphant with the battle done,
Lord of two worlds, united and made one.