Khensu Nefer-Hetep

Also known as: Nefer-Hetep · Family: Egyptian gods · Role: god · First appears: A Legend of Ptah Nefer-hetep and the Princess of Bekhten · Part 1

In The Legend of Ptah Nefer-hetep and the Princess of Bekhten, Khensu Nefer-Hetep approved Khensu Pa-ari-sekher’s journey to Bekhten to deliver Bent-Resht from the spirit. He inclined his head twice to permit the departure, then again as he passed his protective power to Khensu Pa-ari-sekher “in a fourfold measure.”

When Khensu Pa-ari-sekher returned to Thebes, he placed the Prince of Bekhten’s offerings before Khensu Nefer-Hetep and gave none to his own temple.

Relationship record

Life events

• Khensu Nefer-Hetep approved sending Khensu Pa-ari-sekher to Bekhten to deliver Bent-Resht from the spirit.(A Legend of Ptah Nefer-hetep and the Princess of Bekhten · Part 1 · 📍 Thebes)
  • With: Ra-meses-meri-Amen Khensu Pa-ari-sekher
  • “And His Majesty spake a second time in the presence of Khensu in Thebes, [called] ‘Nefer-Hetep,’ saying, ‘O my fair Lord, I present myself before thee a second time on behalf of the daughter of the Prince of Bekhten.’ Then Khensu, in Thebes, [called] ‘Nefer-Hetep’, was carried to Khensu, [called] ‘Pa-ari-sekher,’ the great god who driveth away the spirits which attack. And His Majesty spake before Khensu in Thebes, [called] ‘Nefer-Hetep,’ saying, ‘O my fair Lord, if thou wilt give (i.e., turn) thy face to Khensu, [called] 'Pa-ari-sekher,' the great god who driveth away the spirits which attack, permit thou that he may depart to Bekhten;’ [and the god] inclined his head with a deep inclination twice.”
• Khensu Nefer-Hetep transfers his protective power to Khensu Pa-ari-sekher.(A Legend of Ptah Nefer-hetep and the Princess of Bekhten · Part 2)
  • With: Khensu Pa-ari-sekher
  • “And Khensu in Thebes, [called] ‘Nefer-Hetep,’ inclined his head with a deep inclination twice. And he made [his] protective power to pass into Khensu, [called] ‘Pa-ari-sekher-em-Uast,’ in a fourfold measure.”
• Khensu Pa-ari-sekher returns to Thebes and places the Prince of Bekhten's offerings before Khensu Nefer-Hetep.(A Legend of Ptah Nefer-hetep and the Princess of Bekhten · Part 2 · 📍 Thebes)
  • With: Khensu Pa-ari-sekher
  • “And when they had arrived in peace in Thebes, Khensu, [called] ‘Pa-ari-sekher-em-Uast,’ went into the Temple of Khensu in Thebes, [called] ‘Nefer-Hetep,’ and he placed the offerings which the Prince of Bekhten had given unto him, beautiful things of all kinds, before Khensu in Thebes, [called] ‘Nefer-Hetep,’ and he gave nothing thereof whatsoever to his [own] temple.”

A Legend of Ptah Nefer-hetep and the Princess of Bekhten · Part 1

• with Khensu Pa-ari-sekher (Khensu Nefer-Hetep is conveyed to Khensu Pa-ari-sekher.) “Then Khensu, in Thebes, [called] ‘Nefer-Hetep’, was carried to Khensu, [called] ‘Pa-ari-sekher,’ the great god who driveth away the spirits which attack.”

A Legend of Ptah Nefer-hetep and the Princess of Bekhten · Part 2

• protégé: Khensu Pa-ari-sekher “And Khensu in Thebes, [called] ‘Nefer-Hetep,’ inclined his head with a deep inclination twice. And he made [his] protective power to pass into Khensu, [called] ‘Pa-ari-sekher-em-Uast,’ in a fourfold measure.”

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Extracted from the original text of Legends of the Gods. Made with Rho MD.