It is said that Horus wanted revenge for his father's (Osiris) death. He fought against his uncle, Seth, the brother who killed Osiris. Seth tore out Horus's eye and it was magically restored. It is now a symbol of protective watchfulness.
how important is HORUS
Horus is important because he is the sun god. Like Jesus he is the sun. The simularities between Horus and Jesus is uncanny. The whole born from the virgin Mary is the same as horus. Horus was born to the virgin Isis also known as Maria. Horus and Jesus are both born on 25th of December, were crucified, dead for three days and resurected. Jesus is the sun. We worship the sun. The sun of God.
Son of Isis and Osiris, as believed by the ancient Egyptians, Horus was important being the god of the sky. The Egyptians believed that: Horus was very important until a conflict arose with a rival god, Seth. The two fought for the throne of Egypt. In a fierce battle, Horus lost one of his eyes. It was then restored. He had won the battle against Seth. He had gained the role of protecting the Egyptians and guiding the living Egyptians. Often you see the "Eye of Horus" as a popular Egyptian symbol. He is the protector of Egypt.
It is said that they did not fall out, but in some myths both eyes were gorged out and buried by Set.
Horus is usually depicted as a falcon or falcon headed man.I don't think skin color is really important in face of that.
how important is HORUS
yes they did
Given that the Pharaoh was considered the incarnate of Horus; yes, he was.
There are references to Horus doing so.
Horus is important because he is the sun god. Like Jesus he is the sun. The simularities between Horus and Jesus is uncanny. The whole born from the virgin Mary is the same as horus. Horus was born to the virgin Isis also known as Maria. Horus and Jesus are both born on 25th of December, were crucified, dead for three days and resurected. Jesus is the sun. We worship the sun. The sun of God.
Son of Isis and Osiris, as believed by the ancient Egyptians, Horus was important being the god of the sky. The Egyptians believed that: Horus was very important until a conflict arose with a rival god, Seth. The two fought for the throne of Egypt. In a fierce battle, Horus lost one of his eyes. It was then restored. He had won the battle against Seth. He had gained the role of protecting the Egyptians and guiding the living Egyptians. Often you see the "Eye of Horus" as a popular Egyptian symbol. He is the protector of Egypt.
Hathor and Horus were equals and so had their union.
It is said that they did not fall out, but in some myths both eyes were gorged out and buried by Set.
If you mean a statue of Horus, there are many so you will need to specific, in any case Horus is not given a official height in mythology.
Yes. Horus had become blinded and was titled Mekhenty-er-irty (mḫnty r ỉr.ty 'He who has no eyes'). When the moon became visible again, he was retitled Khenty-irty(ḫnty r ỉr.ty 'He who has eyes').
Horus is usually depicted as a falcon or falcon headed man.I don't think skin color is really important in face of that.
Horus was one of the big gods and (supposedly) so was Anubis. Really they are both (step) brothers so they must be on the same level of power. (In a cool way...Anubis is cooler then Horus or that's my opinion)