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Dec 2023
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Amun in the Egypt, is the same the throne god. 

Do you use the word "Amen" or "amin" in your prayers in church in the end of your prays? Amin is the same "Amun" god. An Egyptian interpretation of the Cassiopeia constellation.
Amun in the Egypt, is the same the throne god.

Do you use the word "Amen" or "amin" in your prayers in church in the end of your prays? Amin is the same "Amun" god. An Egyptian interpretation of the Cassiopeia constellation.
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