They were also known as the sons of God because God had anointed them as the high priests of the tribe. The Flood of Noah Over 1,600 years had passed since Adam had left Eden. During this period Adams descendants had settled throughout Mesopotamia which is present
Amenemone was a scribe of the Sacred Offerings of temple of Amun, Mut, and the temple of Ramesses II "Beloved like Amun". According to Dieter, Amenemone was the architect from the nineteenth dynasty, who could have been responsible for building the Ramesseum, the funerary temple of Ramesses II. Another official named Amenemone was discussed by Okinga, concerning an inscription from his tomb specified his titles as “overseer of craftsmen and chief of Goldsmith, Amenemone”. According to Okinga, the
ancient Egyptians worshiped gods that guided them to the hereafter. Egyptians learned their values and virtues through their gods and goddess. The deities were beautiful and glowing figures that were much praised. These deities were feared and loved at the same time. These gods were described in human form having human abilities and emotions but also in other forms such as animals having powers one could only imagine. Ancient Egyptians in many ways related themselves to the gods and goddess they worshipped