الحياة الدينية

The video discusses the ancient Egyptian belief in the afterlife, where the deceased would face a divine court led by Osiris. The court, consisting of 42 judges, would weigh the deceased's heart against the feather of justice. If the heart was heavier, the deceased was deemed evil and faced destruction. If lighter, they were considered just and entered paradise.

What did the ancient Egyptians believe would happen after death?

• The deceased would haunt the living.

• The deceased would become a star.

• The deceased would cease to exist.

• The deceased would transition to another world and be reborn.

Who led the divine court that judged the deceased in ancient Egyptian belief?

• Horus, the sky god

• Osiris, the god of the afterlife

• Anubis, the god of mummification

• Ra, the sun god

How many judges were part of the divine court in ancient Egyptian belief?

• 60 judges

• 12 judges

• 24 judges

• 42 judges

What was used to weigh the heart of the deceased in the divine court?

• A scroll of deeds

• A feather of justice

• A golden scale

• A stone of truth

What was the outcome if the heart was heavier than the feather of justice?

• The deceased would become a judge.

• The deceased would be devoured by a creature.

• The deceased would be reborn as a god.

• The deceased would enter paradise.