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[Alexandr Korol]

the hill Ben-Ben. But there was so much work to create the world that Atum Ra decided to create helpers, other gods, and by mentally imagining their images, he breathed out the god Shu and spat out the goddess Tefnut, but they immediately got lost in utter darkness. Atum Ra tore out his eye and sent it to search for the missing helpers. The divine eye began to shine like the sun and illuminated everything around. Soon the gods were found, and Atum Ra got a new eye. You see how interesting and very similar it is. I also create helpers for myself, but they get lost in the darkness. That’s the problem — because of the darkness. Then it goes on to say: “Atum’s previous eye was turned into a serpent and placed on his forehead. The gods began to live on the hill. Shu took the goddess Tefnut as his wife. Shu was the god of air, and Tefnut was the goddess of moisture. From them were born Geb and Nut (earth and sky). Geb and Nut had gods: Osiris, Set, Isis, and Nephthys. And so there were nine of the most important great gods. Atum Ra was so joyful that he even cried, and from his tears people immediately began to appear, who settled all over the world. And the god Atum Ra continued to create other gods. There is another myth. It says that people were created from clay on the Potter’s Wheel by the god Khnum. He is a god with a ram’s head. There is also a legend about the appearance of the god Ra from a beautiful white lotus that suddenly grew in the middle of the great ocean. When the flower bud opened, a baby came out of it and illuminated the world of Chaos with his appearance.” What is happening right now is exactly that. The flower still needs to open, and then there will be this appearance in the world of Chaos.
While I was deciphering the matrix and searching for the philosopher’s stone, the system highlighted various key words and images that led me to what I will now share. I found one of the articles about “The Book of Enoch, which is not included in the canonical Bible but has long attracted great interest among scholars and believers. Enoch was Noah’s great-grandfather. It is believed that God visited him and gave him a vision of destruction and salvation — this includes the great flood and the coming of the Messiah, and helps understand the paths of divine retribution and the patterns of history”. The first was the great flood. The second was the rise and fall of kingdoms. “He predicted the emergence of great empires such as the Egyptian, Babylonian, and Roman, which rose to power and then declined”. Next, the coming of the Messiah. “In Enoch’s vision, the coming of the Messiah is one of the most important