Khnum

Also known as Khnemu, he is the oldest gods of Egypt. He was the ram-headed man with a symbol of flat shaped ram horn. She also wore a whitish colored crown over his head. Originally, a water god of the River Nile, Khnum wore a water jug with water overflowing over his outstretched hands. He also adorned a white crown on his head to display his ultimate strength. Legends tell us that he created an egg from which the great sun took its birth. Ptah is the material universe of erstwhile Egypt and Khnum is solely responsible for this universe; Thoth was the efficient teacher, who was responsible for the creation of Ptah. Khnu was also an accomplished architecture and a seasoned engineer:

• Khnemu Nehep is the "Khnemu, the great Creator"
• Khnemu Khenti-taui is the "Khnemu, able governor of the two lands"
• Khnemu Sekhet ashsep-f is the "Khnemu, an experienced weaver of his light"
• Khnemu Khenti per-ankh is the "Khnemu, honorable governor of the House of Life"
• Khnemu Neb-ta-ankhtet is the "Khnemu, great lord of the Land of Life"
• Khnemu Khenti netchemtchem ankhet is the "Khnemu respected Governor of the House of Sweet Life"
• Khnemu Neb, "Khnemu is the aristocratic Lord"

Khnemu is the most famed god of Entire Egypt, stretching from Thebes to Philae