Ziggurats In Ancient Egypt
Egypt began After 2242 BC. The Bible also reveals that after the Flood man came together and didn't spread around the globe. They settled at a place called “Shinar” and built a tower to keep themselves from being scattered. At Babel, they were scattered by language divisions. This is when people finally began traveling and settling to different parts of the world. Some of the descendants of Ham made their way to northern Africa, and established cities there, including the area we today call Egypt. The Tower of Babel has traditionally been known as a type of ziggurat. In fact, the pyramids resemble many other ancient ziggurats styles. This could explain why we see ziggurat-shaped structures around the world by ancient people-they were built
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If they began without technology or social organization, why do these incredible feats of engineering burst upon the ancient world? According to the Bible, the first settlers of Egypt migrated from the Euphrates River, the site of the Tower of Babel. https://answersingenesis.org/archaeology/ancient-egypt/the-pyramids-of-ancient-egypt/ Sobekneferu, was the last ruler of this dynasty, and she had no son to succeed her. She might well have been the daughter of Pharaoh who “came down to wash herself at the river.” This was not because she had no bathroom at the royal palace. Instead, she would most likely have been there praying to the Nile fertility god, Hapi, for a baby. When the basket containing the baby Moses came to her attention she may well have considered it an answer to her prayer. https://answersingenesis.org/archaeology/ancient-egypt/the-pyramids-of-ancient-egypt/ Nubian king Piy conquered Egypt. Persians conquered Egypt. Alexander the Great conquered Egypt. Egypt conquered by Arabs. Ottoman Turks ruled
If they began without technology or social organization, why do these incredible feats of engineering burst upon the ancient world? According to the Bible, the first settlers of Egypt migrated from the Euphrates River, the site of the Tower of Babel. https://answersingenesis.org/archaeology/ancient-egypt/the-pyramids-of-ancient-egypt/ Sobekneferu, was the last ruler of this dynasty, and she had no son to succeed her. She might well have been the daughter of Pharaoh who “came down to wash herself at the river.” This was not because she had no bathroom at the royal palace. Instead, she would most likely have been there praying to the Nile fertility god, Hapi, for a baby. When the basket containing the baby Moses came to her attention she may well have considered it an answer to her prayer. https://answersingenesis.org/archaeology/ancient-egypt/the-pyramids-of-ancient-egypt/ Nubian king Piy conquered Egypt. Persians conquered Egypt. Alexander the Great conquered Egypt. Egypt conquered by Arabs. Ottoman Turks ruled