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**This is for A Schade** Apophis (also known as Apep, Apepi, and Aapepi,) is a very evil god. He is the son of Neith and Nun and is related to Sobek and Ra. Apophis is the god of darkness and chaos. He is mostly seen as a snake, serpent, crocodile, and a dragon. It says that he ate Ra every night by hypnotizing him then Ra reborn into a new day. Apophis was pretty muched anti worshipped because of his evilness.

Sekmet (also known as Sachmet, Sakmet, Sekhmet, Sakhmet, Sekhet, and Sachmis) is known as the goddess of warfare, pestilence, desert and destruction. She is the daughter of Ra, sister of Hathor, Bast, serket, Shu, and Tefnut. She is the oldest egyptian diety and she protects the pharaohs in battle. Sekmet Has a womans body dressed in red linen, head of a lions with a solar disk and uraeus on her head. Legend says that Sekmet made the desert with her breath and was a enemy of apophis. She was worshipped before a battle to have good luck in the battlefield.

This is for A Pace //** Bast **//, (also known as Bastet , Basthet , Ubasti , or Pasht) was the mighty goddess of cats. Others also saw her a protective goddess. She was worshipped at Bubastis, where many mummified cats were found. Bubastis is now in ruins. Bast was looked upon as a feline, or a woman with a cat head, holding the symbol of life, per ankh. She was the daughter of Ra or Re, the sun god, and the sister of Sekhmet. She was also the wife of Ptah, and the mother of Nefertem. Cats were very sacred to Bast. To kill a cat in her time would be a very grave mistake. When a cat died, it was mummified and was gave to Bast as an offering. She was also called the "eye of Ra".

Shu, or Su , was the god of the air, atmosph ere, and the wind. He was seen as a man wearing an ostrich feather headdress, and holding the symbol of life, per ankh. Shu was occasionally shown as a fierce lion holding up Nut (the sky goddess) and standing on Geb (the earth god). He was considered to be one of the "twin lion gods" with his sister/wife, Tefnut. He was the son of the sun god Ra and the husband/ brother of Tefnut, the moisture goddess. He was the father of Geb and Nut. Shu's name could mean "he who rises up." Shu and Tefnut were believed to share a soul. Many egyptians believed that Shu was the bridge between life and death.



//This is for Y Saldivar//

fhgjhjkk jjjj kkkkk jjjjjjjjjjjjjjj Geb is my second god I did my wiki on he is the god of Earth. The Great Cackler is Geb's nickname. Geb is married to Nut which is the god of the sky. Geb represents a goose and he is also called Keb. His parents are Shu and Tefnut. Shu is the god of air. Tefnut is the god of moisture. Geb and Nut had four //children named Osiris, Isis, Seth, and Nephthys. Did you know that Geb fell in love with his mother, Tefnut. It's kin////d of awkward for a son liking his mother.//
 * Hapi is the first god I did my wiki on he is the god of the Nile River. His nickname is "Runner". Hapi's wife is Nekhebet which is his wife from the south. Buto is his wife from the north. He is represented as a bearded man coroured blue and green, wth female breasts. Did you know that Hapi often carring offerings of food.**