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ADDENDUM - “GOLD”

Q DROP reminder:
Q’s use of the word “GOLD.”
GOLD
#194, 195,
‘covered in gold’
#196 - the Rothschild party picture with reindeer mask on her (gold) and the Carmen Miranda gold hat on him.
#197
Q states:
“Ancient Egyptians considered gold “the skin of the gods” — specifically the sun god Ra — and often used it to craft objects of spiritual significance.
Why is this relevant?”

I was able to find the actual quote from the Q drop #197 IN CONTEXT:

https://classroom.synonym.com/uses-gold-ancient-egypt-5331.html

Uses of Gold in Ancient Egypt
By Dan Ketchum ; Updated April 25, 2017

“…Spiritual Value

In contrast to the monetary value many cultures place on gold, its significance and usage in ancient Egypt revolved around spirituality. ANCIENT EGYPTIANS CONSIDERED GOLD “THE SKIN OF THE GODS” — SPECIFICALLY THE SUN GOD RA — AND OFTEN USED IT TO CRAFT OBJECTS OF SPIRITUAL SIGNIFICANCE. Obelisks, statues of gods and death masks are some of the objects the ancient Egyptians crafted from solid gold. Due to gold’s durability — it held up to the Egyptian heat far better than silver — ancient Egyptians associated the metal with eternity, which made it popular for use in funerary objects, such as gilded coffins or vessels and jewelry entombed with the dead. These ornaments also served to indicate the social status of the departed….”

The article is not long, but worth reading.

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