Khnum-Ra is the Egyptian god of creation represented by the hieroglyph of a woman in the birthing process. Khnum gives health to babies during birth. The character Joseph Smith identified as Kolob in Facsimile 2 from the Book of Abraham is consistent with references to the first creation in both Facsimile 2 and the Sensen Papyrus.

3. Alphabet,
except that is not a mirror image character.

4. So, remember, Khnum-Ra is the god of creation, and
above is the hieroglyph of a woman in the birth
process. Khnum gives health to the
baby. Remember, in the explanation for Facsimile
#2, Character 1, Kolob is the First Creation. The
theme between the characters that Joseph Smith
identified as Kolob is consistent, both in
Facsimile #2, as well as in the Sensen
Papyrus. Clearly, the word Kolob is a Semitic word
meaning, near, center, etc. that was an acrophonic
assignment to this character, inasmuch as Kolob is
the first creation, not to mention the fact that
Khnum also starts with a K/Kh sound. This is
directly connected to the goddess Nut of the sky,
who has the sun hieroglyphs as her breasts and
belly.

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