“Asar” is the Egyptian name for Osiris, not a translation of Lazarus. While both involve resurrection themes, the connection is purely speculative and not linguistically or historically accurate. Horus was never crucified in any version of his myth. Crucifixion is a Roman form of execution, introduced thousands of years after Horus’s worship began. Horus also was not resurrected after three days. This is an anachronistic and inaccurate claim. Continued in another comment..

Horus is typically referred to as “the Falcon,” “Lord of the Sky,” or other titles emphasizing his divine kingship and connection to the sky. Terms like “the lamb” or “the way” are Christian titles for Jesus with no known equivalent in Horus mythology. These claims attempt to draw parallels between Horus and Jesus, but most are fabricated, or misinterpreted. Such comparisons oversimplify complex mythologies to fit a specific narrative. I'm not Christian, I only don't like misinformation.

Did you crop that yourself? 😂 Is it a screenshot of a screenshot? 😂 That quality is poor. It looks like an Instagram meme from 2014. And that is your "point"? I'm dying 🤣🤣🤣

Loser. 🤣