Similarities Between Israelites And Egyptian Pyramids

The idols of the Egyptians strike lots of differences to the one and only almighty, powerful God. Though they do bare similarities. The Israelites and Egyptians both believe the earth and everything around humankind arose from a creator. Our creator always was God, who previously existed before the first book of the Bible Genesis, when he created the world. The Egyptians believed in one god at first, whose name was Khepera, until the priests told the Egyptians that different gods have to be associated with different attributes. In other words, the god that the Egyptians believed in needed help from other gods; however, does God need help from other gods? It is likewise in differential standpoint that Khepera was self-created as opposed to God that was uncreated. In the belief system of the Israelites contrasted with the Egyptians, note that
The Israelites and the Egyptians together have the same idea of a place of paradise. For us, there is God in Heaven and Jesus is seated at the right hand of him. For the Egyptians, there is a Fields of Piece, where they can live the lavish in a newly agricultural life. On the other hand, the Egyptians way to the Fields of Piece does not match the way we get to Heaven. We make it to heaven through faith alone, when we personally follow Him; not by a choice that others proposed, but by what we proposed. Egyptians progress to the Fields of Piece through good works, trying not to displease Ra and the other gods. Sociologically, Egypt’s polytheistic life seems furthermost, undeniably different from the monotheistic life of the Israelites. The Egyptians do not have true faith in these gods, but rather would work hard and try to gratify them. Nonetheless, if they did, they would fall very short for these gods are not true gods; if you think about it. The idols were not perfect and carried